pockets
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skiwi has the show's formula pretty much summed-up.
I also thought it odd when the smiths were filing parts without any vise. But then, the whole smith bits are really silly. They don't seem to be actually stupid people, but they sure are scripted that way. I hope those smith guys are getting a pile of money to compensate for being portrayed as incompetent boobs. Whatever they are making, THEY NEED A RAISE! It cracks me up that the poor guys are stuffed down in the basement, like they are the gunmaker's elves or something.
Did not understand AT ALL why anyone would pay $10k for that SAA clone. Are we really really (I mean really?) supposed to believe that the one-off scratchbuild SAA is better than...well...anything? What happens when he needs new hammer or one of those other scratch-built bits? Pure staged drama crap-ola (in other words; reality TV).
The son's engraving is the only REAL thing I've seen on the show so far. He's talented. Too bad he was forced to do Pappy Wyatt's crappy cylinder art design.
And yep, the Barrett 'oops' was purely staged. Am I mistaken or did he engrave one gun on the right side and the other on the left side?
Mercifully, we were not subjected to much of Paige and her yap-a-doodle in this 2nd episode.
I'm quite weary of the 'bag-o-cash and helicopter ride'. Are we supposed to be impressed? He didn't recognize a BAR? Seriously? Even Snookie is a better actor!
My take after episode 2? I cannot wait for season 3 of Sons-Of-Guns! At least Will, Stephanie, and the gang are entertainingly silly. After watching two episodes of 'American Guns', I honestly have more respect for the S-O-G show now.
Besides, the theme song for AG must have been written by a 6-year-old....where-as S-O-G uses that cool Tab Benoit song.
'American Hoggers' is ready on my DVR for this evening. Hmmmm......
All in all, these new shows give one a better appreciation for the fine acting skills of Snookie, those wily Kardashians, and Sponge Bob Squarepants!
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I also thought it odd when the smiths were filing parts without any vise. But then, the whole smith bits are really silly. They don't seem to be actually stupid people, but they sure are scripted that way. I hope those smith guys are getting a pile of money to compensate for being portrayed as incompetent boobs. Whatever they are making, THEY NEED A RAISE! It cracks me up that the poor guys are stuffed down in the basement, like they are the gunmaker's elves or something.
Did not understand AT ALL why anyone would pay $10k for that SAA clone. Are we really really (I mean really?) supposed to believe that the one-off scratchbuild SAA is better than...well...anything? What happens when he needs new hammer or one of those other scratch-built bits? Pure staged drama crap-ola (in other words; reality TV).
The son's engraving is the only REAL thing I've seen on the show so far. He's talented. Too bad he was forced to do Pappy Wyatt's crappy cylinder art design.
And yep, the Barrett 'oops' was purely staged. Am I mistaken or did he engrave one gun on the right side and the other on the left side?
Mercifully, we were not subjected to much of Paige and her yap-a-doodle in this 2nd episode.
I'm quite weary of the 'bag-o-cash and helicopter ride'. Are we supposed to be impressed? He didn't recognize a BAR? Seriously? Even Snookie is a better actor!
My take after episode 2? I cannot wait for season 3 of Sons-Of-Guns! At least Will, Stephanie, and the gang are entertainingly silly. After watching two episodes of 'American Guns', I honestly have more respect for the S-O-G show now.
Besides, the theme song for AG must have been written by a 6-year-old....where-as S-O-G uses that cool Tab Benoit song.
'American Hoggers' is ready on my DVR for this evening. Hmmmm......
All in all, these new shows give one a better appreciation for the fine acting skills of Snookie, those wily Kardashians, and Sponge Bob Squarepants!
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