Plot Synopsis

Based out of New Jersey, Christian Cranmer and his son Alex run International Military Antiques (IMA), one of the largest antique gun suppliers in the world. The Cranmers buy, restore and sell antique guns and equipment from 1640-1945, fixing some weapons that haven't worked in centuries. In this series, they also explain the history of each weapon, describe why collectors desire the antique, and estimate the value of each gun. Plus, according to Alex, they "filmed multiple reenactments, including WWI with the Great War Association, WWII with D-Day Ohio and Fort Indian Town Gap," and they fired many guns, including "over 50 different kinds of firearms from 1640 flintlock pistols, to a 1771 Brown Bess, 1871 Martini-Henry, WWI Water Cooled Mgs, WWII Sub MGs like Thompsons & MP40s, all the way to a WWII flamethrower and even Walker Bulldog Tank."