I finally got to watch G&A TV today.
It was the episode with the western art museum and the long range shooting with the .308 tactical bolt action.
Overall the show was good. The hosting was natural (not overdone) and the segments were put together well.
I was a little annoyed at the large amout of time given to Ruger and Smith and Wesson but that discussion been done to death.
The only improvements I can think of would consist of
viewer mail bag
Better production values (the video looked like it was done with old 1980's home video cameras.
The music on a one segment with the long range shooting was a little overdone (too loud, repetitive and not needed)
I did like the gun and product reviews and it was nice putting a face to all the G&A writers I've been reading since the early 80's.
The reviews were a little short and seemed to be ad-lib. There could have been some more info on quality, maybe a chronograph, test groups etc...
I do have a positive feeling about G&A TV and the commecials were almost as fun to watch as the show itself.
It was the episode with the western art museum and the long range shooting with the .308 tactical bolt action.
Overall the show was good. The hosting was natural (not overdone) and the segments were put together well.
I was a little annoyed at the large amout of time given to Ruger and Smith and Wesson but that discussion been done to death.
The only improvements I can think of would consist of
viewer mail bag
Better production values (the video looked like it was done with old 1980's home video cameras.
The music on a one segment with the long range shooting was a little overdone (too loud, repetitive and not needed)
I did like the gun and product reviews and it was nice putting a face to all the G&A writers I've been reading since the early 80's.
The reviews were a little short and seemed to be ad-lib. There could have been some more info on quality, maybe a chronograph, test groups etc...
I do have a positive feeling about G&A TV and the commecials were almost as fun to watch as the show itself.