Gun snobs? Are we supposed to be impressed by the gator killin' zip gun? A bent sheet metal cover bolted to a MAC pistol? Or how about a copper tube wrapped around a gun barrel? They also seem to have some issues with basic gun safety.
I haven't seen many episodes, but I haven't been impressed. The manufactured drama, silly deadlines, and lazy builds just don't do it for me.
I also find it troublesome that difficulties in NFA weapon ownership tend to be entirely skipped. It makes it seem like anyone can walk out the door with an MG or SBR.
Due to this and other reasons, it doesn't really cast a favorable image on gun owners.
Ok, the gator gun was weak, I will give you that
However, you come off in your post as a bit of nit-picking snob to be honest, of course thats just how I interpreted it. It isn't "a bent sheet metal cover" bolted to a MAC. Its kind of a neat idea, perhaps not very practical in ALL situations, but look at gun owners-is half of the stuff we have PRACTICAL, to be honest? Heck no!
Not sure what you mean by the copper tube. If you mean the dual water cooled M16s, then it isn't really something that is needed, but it is still cool to watch. And "they seem to have some issues with basic gun safety". Yeah, I think that is probably half of the dang gun owning community there buddy. I wouldn't go pointing fingers there-I've seen plenty of gun owners with worse safety than that.
I don't get why you guys complain about the manufactured drama. It doesn't matter to be honest-grow up! Just fast forward if you are that bothered by it-don't come complain on the forums.
The deadlines may seem silly, but they still get it done, don't they? I'd say thats impressive.
I hear a lot of people saying that what Red Jacket does isn't that impressive, or that they talk about things they do like they are new concepts. Well, in many cases, they are to be honest. Anyone ever seen a suppressed shotgun before they made one? Nope.
Anyone ever seen an integrally suppressed AK before they made one? Nope.
They make a lot of neat stuff. Not all of it is practical, but it is all neat to see.
The NFA thing has already been noted-they mention having to do paperwork a lot and mention that it will take about 4 months.