Rich Wyatt interview Thursday

[Doc45]

Thanks SA Friday, I could post a lot about his past but I'll just leave it at him being a poor choice for a not-serious politician to pick.

[flogger]

Might not be the best choice for Rich Wyatt either.

[TEAMRICO]

Was eating at a Culver?s here in COS a few years ago and the mom and daughter walked in and ordered.
Well, I?m a guy sooooo yeah I glimpsed a bit.

Not to bad in person.

[Gman]

WINNING!!!

[brutal]

Was eating at a Culver?s here in COS a few years ago and the mom and daughter walked in and ordered.
Well, I?m a guy sooooo yeah I glimpsed a bit.

Not to bad in person.

Mommy had some impressively obvious bolt-ons.

[brutal]

Google American Guns
And, do not believe a word of the hype


The success of Discovery's "Sons of Guns" most certainly inspired this series about a family and their love of firearms. It follows the Wyatts -- Rich, his wife, Renee, and their kids, Kurt and Paige -- and the goings-on at Gunsmoke, their firearms facility located outside Denver that houses one-of-a-kind and historic guns, from hand cannons to hunting rifles. Gunsmoke has the largest and most experienced group of gunsmiths in Colorado -- if customers can't find what they want in the shop, the staff will build it, often from nothing more than a block of metal. And when the Wyatts aren't building or selling guns, they're shooting them. No gun leaves their shop without being test-fired by the family first

Brings back the horror stories of the "gunsmithing" they did to some folks, including as I recall at least one member here that had an unauthorized "Gunsmoke" engraving done to their 1911.

FWIW, I shot one of the M82A1 that they engraved (not related to that episode). Some that are involved with BLGC were party, willing or not, to that episode.