nat geo familey guns
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 3:51 pm
Just to let some of you guys now about this new program mainly deals with WW2 and
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nat geo familey guns
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Re: nat geo familey guns
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 4:19 pm
Is it a shop, or a gunfaire, or something?
Re: nat geo familey guns
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 4:25 pm
nat geo = National Geographic??
Might be a magazine article?
Might be a magazine article?
Re: nat geo familey guns
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 4:28 pm
Re: nat geo familey guns
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 4:32 pm
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
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
Re: nat geo familey guns
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 4:34 pm
Oh "Family Guns", yeah that starts soon/has started (?). I'll give it a watch, see what it's like.
Re: nat geo familey guns
Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2012 4:40 pm
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.
Even if I owned TV Patrick's recommendation to avoid it is good enough for me.
Re: nat geo familey guns
Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2012 12:48 pm
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.
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.
Re: nat geo familey guns
Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2012 10:33 pm
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!