This week on the show we start out with Jake buying some guns he probably shouldn't have - then he buys another one he REALLY shouldn't have. Sean is then saved by a heaping load of shame and we end on the start of an epic Savage Axis rifle build. Join us for the fun!

We start off the show with our normal misadventures trying to stumble through today's active gun market and Sean has a birthday. Then progress to what Sean actually uses a .44 lever-action for and why you might need such a thing where he lives. It's not typical but when the need arises you need one. Take a load off and stay awhile with us as we talk firearms!

This week on the cast Sean goes over a bunch of stuff we got wrong on the last cast about the Beretta 92 fs and Beretta M9... sorry, our bad. Then we cover firearms we'd like to get in the near future and have the ever-present ammunition conversation about what's available in our areas. To top off the show we have a rousing chat about what Henry is thinking about when they date their father's day guns.

There's a special thing that happens when folks that have the same sickness get together. You can see it in lots of places in life but in this episode, you can watch as two grown men start swapping firearms like they are baseball cards. It's funny really how both of your hosts can't keep the same object in their possession for longer than a year or so but that seems to be where they wind up. This time out Sean gets a hold of a Beretta 92. (Note: I said the Beretta entered service in the mid '70s... that is incorrect it was the mid '80s)

In this episode: Sean picks up another couple of shotguns, we know, there's a shocker. Jake picks up a new lead thrower and Sean tries to pick up his old one. Then we cover the surprising quality of the Taurus G3. All that plus Texas is about to be a constitutional carry state. Join us!

This time out we start out discussing Jake's new Sig P365 and how he came about needing a second P365 in his life. He also purchased a 9mm S&W Sheild that he is never going to shoot. After he gets all that off his chest we roll into talk about Bwana's new Henry and how we never thought a single shot .410 could be that much fun. Join us!

It all started with a conversation about Jake's new Black Aces semi-auto shotgun. It's great and he digs it but somehow that then started a 30-minute conversation on bullpup shotguns, what they are and why people like them. We really did try to stay on topic this time, really - it seems to be harder than we thought.

This week on the show Sean went a little wild and got a hold of a Fabarm Grey Hunter. He's got a schoolgirl crush on this thing and doesn't seem to care who knows it. The good news is Jake is there to walk him through telling the rest of us about it. Also on this week's show ammunition seems to be coming back to the south but not the east coast? This and other strange things happening on this week's episode of Hawks Eye Guns!

Welcome back to shotguns of the '70s with Sean! Yeah, we know, he just can't help himself when he sees an old shotgun in trouble he just keeps tilting at those windmills and trying to save them from the ravages of obscurity. This week we have a particularly interesting example in the form of the Ithaca / SKB xl 900. It's old, broken and Sean simply had to fix it. Join us!  

Nope that is not a mistake, Sean, did in fact, go buy a second Winchester the following week. He may be a little out of his mind right now but he's having a great time! Join us as we discuss his sickness and the joy of finding great clay busters!