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* RareGuns: The show occasionally includes customers bringing in rare and unusual firearms for sale. The guns made on the show are often one-offs too, such as the "yellow boy"; a lever-action rifle that hadn't been manufactured in the United States since the 1800's.
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Features the activities around a mom-and-pop gun shop in Golden, Colorado called ''Gunsmoke'' run by Rich Wyatt with his wife Renee, son Kurt, and daughter Paige. They buy, sell, and trade guns as well as being a full-service gunsmithing shop. They can modify or build guns. They even have what it takes to manufacture brand new guns from scratch. They can machine parts from a solid block of steel, and have done so on-screen.
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Features the activities around a mom-and-pop gun shop in Golden, Wheat Ridge, Colorado called ''Gunsmoke'' run by Rich Wyatt with his wife Renee, son Kurt, and daughter Paige. They buy, sell, and trade guns as well as being a full-service gunsmithing shop. They can modify or build guns. They even have what it takes to manufacture brand new guns from scratch. They can machine parts from a solid block of steel, and have done so on-screen.
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The series was cancelled in December of 2012.
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The series was cancelled in December of 2012. In 2017, Rich Wyatt was convicted for fraud and tax evasion. He lost his Federal Firearms License the same year the show was canceled, though he continued operating the store, instructing his employees to complete transactions through a straw FFL held by another nearby store. In 2015, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms raided the shop through a sealed warrant and Wyatt was arrested, and his business shut down.
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* PinkIsForSissies: One episode had Renee agree to make a ''pink'' 1911 pistol for a female customer. Rich (and several of the gunsmiths) thought it almost sacrilegious to paint such a famous and historic gun that color, but went along with it anyway.
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* [[RealMenWearPink Real Men Shoot Pink Guns]]/PinkIsForSissies: One episode had Renee agree to make a ''pink'' 1911 pistol for a female customer. Rich (and several of the gunsmiths) thought it almost sacrilegious to paint such a famous and historic gun that color, but went along with it anyway.
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A RealityTV show found on the DiscoveryChannel beginning in [[TheNewTens 2011]].
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A RealityTV show found on the DiscoveryChannel Creator/DiscoveryChannel beginning in [[TheNewTens 2011]].
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* YanksWithTanks: Several clients have been members of the US military, one of them even having served in the Army's 10th Mountain Division during the Battle of Mogadishu (as seen in ''Film/BlackHawkDown'').
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* YanksWithTanks: Several clients have been members of the US military, one of them even having served in the Army's 10th Mountain Division during the [[BlackHawkDown Battle of Mogadishu]].
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* YanksWithTanks: Several clients have been members of the US military, one of them even having served in the Army's 10th Mountain Division during the [[BlackHawkDown Battle of Mogadishu]].Mogadishu (as seen in ''Film/BlackHawkDown'').
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* WeaponizedCar: One episode had a pair of Walther PPK pistols mounted under the front bumper of a car, the customer being inspired by the modifications done to the vehicles in the ''JamesBond'' movies.
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* WeaponizedCar: One episode had a pair of Walther PPK pistols mounted under the front bumper of a car, the customer being inspired by the modifications done to the vehicles in the ''JamesBond'' ''Film/JamesBond'' movies.
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Each episode will consist of one firearm being modified, one new firearm being manufactured, often by being machined out of a block of steel, and the boss getting into his helicopter, flying to another corner of the state and haggling his way through a transaction.
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Each episode will consist of one firearm being modified, one new firearm being manufactured, often by being machined out of a block of steel, and the boss getting into his helicopter, flying to another corner of the state and haggling his way through a transaction. transaction.
The series was cancelled in December of 2012.
The series was cancelled in December of 2012.
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* [[RealMenWearPink Real Men Shoot Pink Guns]]/[[PinkIsForSissies]]: One episode had Renee agree to make a ''pink'' 1911 pistol for a female customer. Rich (and several of the gunsmiths) thought it almost sacrilegious to paint such a famous and historic gun that color, but went along with it anyway.
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* [[RealMenWearPink Real Men Shoot Pink Guns]]/[[PinkIsForSissies]]: Guns]]/PinkIsForSissies: One episode had Renee agree to make a ''pink'' 1911 pistol for a female customer. Rich (and several of the gunsmiths) thought it almost sacrilegious to paint such a famous and historic gun that color, but went along with it anyway.
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* [[PinkGirlBlueBoy]]: One episode has the team make a set of "His and Hers" revolvers for a couple, differing only in the color of the grips - black for the man's gun, pink for the woman's.
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* [[PinkGirlBlueBoy]]: PinkGirlBlueBoy: One episode has the team make a set of "His and Hers" revolvers for a couple, differing only in the color of the grips - black for the man's gun, pink for the woman's.
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* [[PinkGirlBlueBoy]]: One episode has the team make a set of "His and Hers" revolvers for a couple, differing only in the color of the grips - black for the man's gun, pink for the woman's.
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* [[RealMenWearPink Real Men Shoot Pink Guns]]: One episode had Renee agree to make a ''pink'' 1911 pistol for a customer. Rich (and several of the gunsmiths) thought it almost sacrilegious to paint such a famous and historic gun that color, but went along with it anyway.
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* [[RealMenWearPink Real Men Shoot Pink Guns]]: Guns]]/[[PinkIsForSissies]]: One episode had Renee agree to make a ''pink'' 1911 pistol for a female customer. Rich (and several of the gunsmiths) thought it almost sacrilegious to paint such a famous and historic gun that color, but went along with it anyway.
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* DumbBlonde: Paige sometimes uses ObfuscatingStupidity to avert this; she actually comes off as quite savvy, and dumb only when she wants to be.
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* DeathFromAbove: One episode had an M16 rigged to be door-mounted on a Huey helicopter, with Rich unloading it on several targets on the ground.
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* WeaponizedCar: One episode had a pair of Walther PPK pistols mounted under the front bumper of a car, the customer being inspired by the modifications done to the vehicles in the ''JamesBond'' movies.
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* WeaponizedCar: One episode had a pair of Walther PPK pistols mounted under the front bumper of a car, the customer being inspired by the modifications done to the vehicles in the ''JamesBond'' movies. movies.
* YanksWithTanks: Several clients have been members of the US military, one of them even having served in the Army's 10th Mountain Division during the [[BlackHawkDown Battle of Mogadishu]].
* YanksWithTanks: Several clients have been members of the US military, one of them even having served in the Army's 10th Mountain Division during the [[BlackHawkDown Battle of Mogadishu]].
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A 2011 RealityTV show found on the DiscoveryChannel.DiscoveryChannel beginning in [[TheNewTens 2011]].
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** Almost directly mentioned by Paige when referring to Regan Smith's wife holding a [[ShotgunsAreJustBetter 12-gauge pump shotgun]].
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** Almost directly mentioned by Paige Renee when referring to Regan Smith's wife holding a [[ShotgunsAreJustBetter 12-gauge pump shotgun]].
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* SmallGirlBigGun: Renee and Paige, without question.
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* SmallGirlBigGun: Renee and Paige, without question. question.
** Almost directly mentioned by Paige when referring to Regan Smith's wife holding a [[ShotgunsAreJustBetter 12-gauge pump shotgun]].
* SpecialGuest: One of the clients Rich went to visit was NASCAR driver Regan Smith and his wife.
** Almost directly mentioned by Paige when referring to Regan Smith's wife holding a [[ShotgunsAreJustBetter 12-gauge pump shotgun]].
* SpecialGuest: One of the clients Rich went to visit was NASCAR driver Regan Smith and his wife.
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** Rich and Will Hayden of the latter show [[CrossOver co-hosted a one-off documentary]] on the Top 10 Shootouts in American History, which aired after the premier of Series/SonsOfGuns' fourth season.
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* SmallGirlBigGun: Renee and Paige, without question.
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* SmallGirlBigGun: Renee and Paige, without question.
* TeamPet: Paige's little dog.
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A new (2011) RealityTV show found on the DiscoveryChannel.
Features the activities around a mom-and-pop gun shop in Golden, Colorado called ''Gunsmoke'' run by Rich Wyatt with his wife Renee, son Kurt, and daughter Paige. They buy, sell, and trade guns as well as being a full-service gunsmithing shop. They can modify or build guns. They even have what it takes to manufacture brand new guns from scratch. They can machine parts from a solid block of steel, and have done so on-screen.
Each episode will consist of one firearm being modified, one new firearm being manufactured, often by being machined out of a block of steel, and the boss getting into his helicopter, flying to another corner of the state and haggling his way through a transaction.
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!!This program provides examples of:
* BigFancyHouse: A lot of customers seem to have these, which isn't surprising since they have the cash to splurge on custom-made guns which rarely go for under $10 grand.
** One guy even owned a ''castle'', which he claimed had been in his family for generations.
* BlingBlingBang: One episode had Rich build a blinged-out 1911 pistol for his wife for their anniversary; silver-plated finish, custom-engraved slide, mother of pearl grips, and diamonds on the grips and sights. He originally wanted diamonds on the slide too, but the jeweler explained that you can't set diamonds into stainless steel.
** Another episode had a customer order a gold-plated Desert Eagle.
* {{Bookends}}: Each episode begins and ends with part or all of the main family crew burning off ammo at the range.
* BulletTime: Come on, people. These guys ''build'' guns. They have to test-fire them. Strangely enough, they apply this to scenes of machining. Seemingly to pad out the length of the program. Without this, they may well run a full minute short each episode.
* DontTryThisAtHome: Each episode starts with a disclaimer stating this to the sound of a gun being locked and loaded.
* DramaticGunCock: The show frequently goes to commercials just before a weapon is to be test-fired or fired by a customer.
* DuelingShows: With Series/SonsOfGuns, although, they are on different nights.
* FamilyBusiness: Rich owns the store and his wife and two kids are employees there. Rich and Kurt frequently mention how Kurt will someday take over running the business from Rich.
* GunPorn: Well, duh. With a title like American ''Guns'', what did you expect?
* HandCannon: One customer commissioned the Gunsmoke crew to make a literal hand cannon; a black-powder, muzzle-loading replica of the first handheld firearm.
* {{Handguns}}: Their bread and butter is the M1911 series pistol. But they also deal in new and antique revolvers.
* RareGuns: The show occasionally includes customers bringing in rare and unusual firearms for sale. The guns made on the show are often one-offs too, such as the "yellow boy"; a lever-action rifle that hadn't been manufactured in the United States since the 1800's.
* [[RealMenWearPink Real Men Shoot Pink Guns]]: One episode had Renee agree to make a ''pink'' 1911 pistol for a customer. Rich (and several of the gunsmiths) thought it almost sacrilegious to paint such a famous and historic gun that color, but went along with it anyway.
* SmallGirlBigGun: Renee and Paige, without question.
* StuffBlowingUp: At least once an episode. Usually coincides with the final test-firing of the brand-new gun by its new owner.
* WallOfWeapons: Gunsmoke wouldn't be much of a gun store without at least one wall living up to this trope. Some of the people Rich visits to buy guns from have these in their homes as well.
* WeaponizedCar: One episode had a pair of Walther PPK pistols mounted under the front bumper of a car, the customer being inspired by the modifications done to the vehicles in the ''JamesBond'' movies.
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Features the activities around a mom-and-pop gun shop in Golden, Colorado called ''Gunsmoke'' run by Rich Wyatt with his wife Renee, son Kurt, and daughter Paige. They buy, sell, and trade guns as well as being a full-service gunsmithing shop. They can modify or build guns. They even have what it takes to manufacture brand new guns from scratch. They can machine parts from a solid block of steel, and have done so on-screen.
Each episode will consist of one firearm being modified, one new firearm being manufactured, often by being machined out of a block of steel, and the boss getting into his helicopter, flying to another corner of the state and haggling his way through a transaction.
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!!This program provides examples of:
* BigFancyHouse: A lot of customers seem to have these, which isn't surprising since they have the cash to splurge on custom-made guns which rarely go for under $10 grand.
** One guy even owned a ''castle'', which he claimed had been in his family for generations.
* BlingBlingBang: One episode had Rich build a blinged-out 1911 pistol for his wife for their anniversary; silver-plated finish, custom-engraved slide, mother of pearl grips, and diamonds on the grips and sights. He originally wanted diamonds on the slide too, but the jeweler explained that you can't set diamonds into stainless steel.
** Another episode had a customer order a gold-plated Desert Eagle.
* {{Bookends}}: Each episode begins and ends with part or all of the main family crew burning off ammo at the range.
* BulletTime: Come on, people. These guys ''build'' guns. They have to test-fire them. Strangely enough, they apply this to scenes of machining. Seemingly to pad out the length of the program. Without this, they may well run a full minute short each episode.
* DontTryThisAtHome: Each episode starts with a disclaimer stating this to the sound of a gun being locked and loaded.
* DramaticGunCock: The show frequently goes to commercials just before a weapon is to be test-fired or fired by a customer.
* DuelingShows: With Series/SonsOfGuns, although, they are on different nights.
* FamilyBusiness: Rich owns the store and his wife and two kids are employees there. Rich and Kurt frequently mention how Kurt will someday take over running the business from Rich.
* GunPorn: Well, duh. With a title like American ''Guns'', what did you expect?
* HandCannon: One customer commissioned the Gunsmoke crew to make a literal hand cannon; a black-powder, muzzle-loading replica of the first handheld firearm.
* {{Handguns}}: Their bread and butter is the M1911 series pistol. But they also deal in new and antique revolvers.
* RareGuns: The show occasionally includes customers bringing in rare and unusual firearms for sale. The guns made on the show are often one-offs too, such as the "yellow boy"; a lever-action rifle that hadn't been manufactured in the United States since the 1800's.
* [[RealMenWearPink Real Men Shoot Pink Guns]]: One episode had Renee agree to make a ''pink'' 1911 pistol for a customer. Rich (and several of the gunsmiths) thought it almost sacrilegious to paint such a famous and historic gun that color, but went along with it anyway.
* SmallGirlBigGun: Renee and Paige, without question.
* StuffBlowingUp: At least once an episode. Usually coincides with the final test-firing of the brand-new gun by its new owner.
* WallOfWeapons: Gunsmoke wouldn't be much of a gun store without at least one wall living up to this trope. Some of the people Rich visits to buy guns from have these in their homes as well.
* WeaponizedCar: One episode had a pair of Walther PPK pistols mounted under the front bumper of a car, the customer being inspired by the modifications done to the vehicles in the ''JamesBond'' movies.
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