nat geo familey guns

[honsu]

Just to let some of you guys now about this new program mainly deals with WW2 and
before weapons.



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[Tower75]

Is it a shop, or a gunfaire, or something?

[dromia]

nat geo = National Geographic??

Might be a magazine article?

[techguy]

It's on TV

http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/c ... mily-guns/

[1886lebel]

It is a TV Show about IMA ... International Military Arms
They are following the father and son of the company around aquiring items and such.
I watched the first two episodes and gave up on it , the son is an idiot who is always trying to sell his fathers flintlock collection and just wants to buy all these huge price stuff like a tank, airplanes, etc. ... If I was his father I would tell him my business, my collection, bugger off you twit. The father is from England BTW

Patrick

[Tower75]

Oh "Family Guns", yeah that starts soon/has started (?). I'll give it a watch, see what it's like.

[dromia]

If its on TV then it is bound to be sh!te.

Even if I owned TV Patrick's recommendation to avoid it is good enough for me.

[Tower75]

I watched the first episode last night. I didn't know the CEO of IMA was British

I must say, though, the son is a proper prick! He also needs a slap, big time, every firearm he picked up he pointed at someone and his finger was on the trigger the whole time the gun was in his hands. I also never saw him clear a rifle once.

Also, baring in mind the type of business they're in, their staff seem to know F.A. - in the first episode one guy was getting excited about a "Lee-Enfield Sniper Rifle" (He was later told it might be fake, and he shat himself, obviously not knowing that), however, he failed to spot the stupidly-rare Johnson SLR in .30-06 sitting underneath it.

Maybe I'll email the CEO, and ask for a job.

[Scotsgun]

Tried to watch it but couldn't ignore my desperate need to kick the s*** out of the son. Annoying little p.r.i.c.k!