No Lowballers Hit the Road [Video]
So far, the No Lowballers Podcast has delved into mobster guns, the military’s impact on hunting, custom long rifles for pioneer-style hunting and handled the oldest known Smith & Wesson handgun in existence.
What can we do next?
Simple. We take this show on the road.
No Lowballers Hit the Road
Over the next few weeks, the No Lowballers, led by host Logan Metesh of High Caliber History, will traverse the backroads of Arkansas to visit some of the best firearms-history sites The Natural State has to offer. We bring along our friends from GunBroker.com and GoWild to share their insights and random thoughts.
From Walther Arms in Fort Smith to the legendary Daisy Air Gun company in Rogers (and other stops in between), the NLB crew will go behind closed doors, onto factory floors, into the curator’s closet and well past business hours at some of the most interesting places to bring you the history of iconic brands, products and personalities.
Starting this week, the No Lowballers sit down with Caleb Daniels, curator of the CommandoBond social empire and author of an upcoming book that takes a detailed look at the guns of James Bond. From there, the team risks putting an eye out to pay a Christmastime visit to the home of the world’s biggest Red Ryder BB Gun at the Daisy Air Gun Museum. And yes, there is a Ralphie sighting.
Where do they go from there? Stay tuned and find out!
Catch up on previous episodes of the No Lowballers Podcast here.
Hear the truth behind the trigger on this show that highlights the insanity, calamity and oddity of firearm history, collectibles and the crazy valuables. Every week historian Logan Metesh of High Caliber History joins the teams at GunBroker.com and GoWild to discuss topics such as mobster favorites, collector pieces, war-time weapons, hunting gun history, competition firearms and more.
