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In the first episode, they supposedly suppressed a 12 guage, yet it was still 144db.

The suppressed AK was still 122db.

According to OSHA, anything over 120db is dangerous and produces pain. So in neither case did they actually achieve the goal of creating something that could be fired without hearing protection.

They obviously have at least a class III license as well as a license to manufacture. But I still wonder about buying a M2 .50 as a virgin kit and assembling as full auto. The kit had not been opened since its 1940s manufacture. I fail to see how it could have been registered by the 1986 cutoff.

In the last episode, a couple came in to buy a home defense weapon. Since neither exhibited any familiarity, they refused to sell them a gun and showed them the door.

But it is a lot of fun to watch.