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Title: American Guns (Gunsmoke) vs Sons of Guns (Red Jacket)
Post by: LennyJ1 on October 09, 2012
Anyone watch either of these shows? What do you think of the shows?

I like both but prefer Sons of Guns for its newer ideas and Stephie is better looking than Page lol

Title: Re: American Guns (Gunsmoke) vs Sons of Guns (Red Jacket)
Post by: LennyJ1 on October 09, 2012
come one Page is usless ::), she has come a long way over the epesodes but Stephine :-* is on the button.

You gotta say the guys at RJ are better looking than the guys at GS. Also the projects at RJ are alot more utd compared to GS.
Title: Re: American Guns (Gunsmoke) vs Sons of Guns (Red Jacket)
Post by: LennyJ1 on October 09, 2012
Quote from: TypoOn on October 09, 2012
Lol maybe we should just agree that:

Girls + Guns = Winning combination :)

agreed lol ;D

I really do like the stuff that they come up with. I watched RJ make a 12 gauge gatling gun yesterday <---- Mantal
Title: Re: American Guns (Gunsmoke) vs Sons of Guns (Red Jacket)
Post by: Rumblebum on October 09, 2012
My vote goes to the blonde! Hubba Hubba!!   ;)
Title: Re: American Guns (Gunsmoke) vs Sons of Guns (Red Jacket)
Post by: LennyJ1 on October 09, 2012
Quote from: Rumblebum on October 09, 2012
My vote goes to the blonde! Hubba Hubba!!   ;)

lol
Title: Re: American Guns (Gunsmoke) vs Sons of Guns (Red Jacket)
Post by: LennyJ1 on October 09, 2012
Did anyone see the double cannon GS made last night?
Title: Re: American Guns (Gunsmoke) vs Sons of Guns (Red Jacket)
Post by: LennyJ1 on October 09, 2012
It was pretty cool. It fired a chain with ball attached on each end.
Title: Re: American Guns (Gunsmoke) vs Sons of Guns (Red Jacket)
Post by: Matthew on October 09, 2012
Some of the stuff they make is decent and quite inventive but the vast majority is useless. Tactical look over substance and function. I really don’t see how the screwing stuff together and grinding the life out of it is gunsmithing. Granted I do have some of the tactical stuff but nothing beats a fine handmade English shotgun where the guy making it is the third generation of gunsmith using an oil smoke to precision fit components. 
Just a thought.