NRA Gun Gurus

This week, Gun Gurus Phil and Jim introduce some amazing firearms from around the world. From the world’s largest gun show in Tulsa we’ll hear about Russia’s first semi automatic rifle, take a visit to the NRA National Sporting Arms Museum at Bass Pro Shops in Springfield, MO. to see a Flintlock that belonged to none other than Napoleon Bonaparte.

This week we'll hear about a Texas Ranger's historical Colt, a beautiful American Long Rifle found in a trashcan, and a Smith & Wesson .44 worth over $100,000!

NRA Gun Gurus Phil and Jim, continue their journey from Tulsa to Illinois, making a few stops along the way to show us a pair of walking cane guns, a beautiful boxed set of percussion pistols and the Duke of York’s English Fowler shotgun from the late 1700’s.

The NRA Gun Gurus, Phil and Jim, are back this week with their eyes on gold. Phil tells the great story of Dwight Eisenhower’s Winchester Model 21while Jim hears the story of an engraved 1972 Olympic commemorative pistol, where the value brings quite a surprise for the owner.

NRA Gun Gurus Phil and Jim are back on the road to evaluate some amazing guns and hear some remarkable stories. Phil is blown away by 2 rifles – a Remington Buffalo Rifle and an engraved Winchester Ballard – both in pristine condition and both with a possible value north of $20,000. From the NRA National Sporting Arms Museum at Bass Pro Shops in Springfield, MO., Jim will let us know the story of one of the most unusual rifles ever produced. We’ll also hear about what is really means to “ride shotgun”.