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J.J. Walters
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#1 Post by J.J. Walters »

Great new show on the History Channel - Lock N' Load! R. Lee Ermey gets to fire guns of all shapes and sizes. It just doesn't get any better than that!

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#2 Post by IKnowWhatYoureThinking »

I've seen the ads for this. I can't wait to see the series! I love R Lee.

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#3 Post by N1095A »

I think the powers that be figured they took Mail Call as far as it could go. Fortunately they came up with another show for Ermey. I've seen 3 episodes of Lock N' Load, and liked it. Like you said, R. Lee Ermey shooting guns, how great is that?!
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#4 Post by J.J. Walters »

Caught the pistols episode the other night, very interesting! I love how they used "gel blocks" to show you the differences in power between certain weapons. I've never seen a Smith & Wesson 500 before. Holy cow, that thing is a monster! :shock: Was it just me, or did R. Lee have a gash over his left eye after shooting that thing?

Also, didn't R. Lee's gun safety seem a little suspect? No eye protection.... and he seemed to be waving guns around with his finger on the trigger (especially after he fired the .44 Mag)!
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