What's interesting is the HUGE collection of guns---these aren't just rednecks, but appreciators of the 2nd amendment--it's sad that that's so controversial--these people have an understanding, an appreciation, if not full knowledge of firearms, and the show represented that--there were Thompson machine guns from the 20's, 30's and mass produced from the '40's. I think I saw an MP40 with a banana clip--which is a rarity--these firearms have history, the way they're engineered, the art and effort that goes into them, the history they had a part in.
Although I'm not too keen on the killing part, and how humans are always on the skinny to get the newest things to kill people with, it's good to have a better gun than the Son of a bitch who wants to kill you.