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[afteractionreport]

^^^She was kind of rat faced....

[titan2]

owner is on an extended vacation

At the 'Grey Bar' hotel!!!

[Mail Clerk]

As soon as the news broke about the daddy getting arrested for child abuse I dropped them like a hot potato!

It got really sick when he was fooling around with his own daughter and in turn the husband and daughter got hauled in jail for abusing there own child.

The whole family should be in jail as long as possible! Red Jacket should also seize to exist as a store and be renamed cuz the scandal will haunt there business for the rest of there lives.

Mail Clerk

[Jimi Jah]

With all these developments, now they really have a case to make it a reality show.

[BisDak]

Wyatt and Hayden have a show together at one point.


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[great guns]

i got the meatchopper from sons of guns

[IMG][/IMG]

What ever happened to that show? I know it was a, **** show but, think about it if we want gun culture to be big you need everyone on board. We need more gun tv. Just remember before that show girls almost never worked at gun stores.
If I'm spending 30 min to do a sale I would rather spend it with a girl. Bald dude with a beard helping is fine but I would rather it be a chic..... sorry shawn!

[xrMike]

Man, time is not being very kind to her!

[barrage]

Man, time is not being very kind to her!

That's what happens when you make meth a daily habit.

[Exospeed]

Top Shot All Stars was the best of the series so far. I liked it because it was ALL about shooting and had nothing to do with infighting or blue team, red team crap. I couldn't stand it when they would all take turns shooting someone's name on a plaque to send them to the "challenge". Ridiculous. That was the "reality" part of the show that I couldn't stand.

Amen!

[Exospeed]

I admit I used to watch the show when there was nothing else on, and more for laughs than anything.

Top Shot All Stars was the best gun related show IMHO.
2nd on my list was Special Ops Mission. Too bad it only had 1 season.

[NOTABIKER]

midway USA gun stories is my FAV. Go JOE

[sigstroker]

The only "gun show" I watched on television was Mail Call, miss that show so much.

Combat Missions. Real Delta, real SEALs, real Marine Recon. They finally put it up on youtube.

[bovver]

Red jacket is just sad.
I remember when will first started out, way back he was just another guy over on gunsnet forum and started his gunsmith biz. Seemed like an alright guy, talked to him through the years on the AK forums and he did good work.
I know when the show started he already lost his FFL and the ginger was his partner running on his FFL.
The whole thing at the end, child molesting, meth use etc etc sad.
They have a pretty big line of parts,mags and guns. The AR mags were priced ok but they're proud of their ARs lol.
Stores like Academy carry their wares.
I wish we had an Academy here in California, big 5 blows.

[wpage]

It was fun at the end blowing things up!

[chuckdc]

I havent been to RJF, but I have seen and handled a couple of their AKs. They might make it up to the level of a lower end build party gun. They show up pretty frequently here at the gun shows in Houston. Luckily, we have local builders whose stuff is better.

I was in Denver about a year and a half ago and took the opportunity to visit Gunsmoke also. I must have been fairly close on the heels of the IRS guys as they had flyers all around the store saying they could not sell any of the guns at that time. I had a chance to interact with the large guy who plays one of their gunsmiths on TV. I asked if they had a couple of minor 1911 parts that I needed for a project, and he launched into a long lecture about how I should have brought the gun to them and the parts I needed are things that a gunsmith should fit. I had asked for friggin' barrel link and pin and a couple other things. The store itself is a lot smaller than it seems on TV and is in a kinda crummy part of town. I visited a couple other stores in the Denver area and they were far better at customer service. I shouldnt have even wasted my time with Gunsmoke. On another occasion, I had also had the distinct displeasure of having met Rich Wyatt. In my opinion, he is an Iowa-class D-battleship. I also met the wife and daughter briefly at an event later but they were so overwhelmed with meeting and greeting people, I couldnt really get an impression of them. I've met several "celebrity" shooters, and I have not seen one that had nearly the over-large opinion of themself that Wyatt has.