Ad & Plinky Toepperwein - Sharpshooters

[@chrischiampo7647]

What an Amazing Couple They Were Top of The Line 😊😀❤️

[@kingofcapp]

I have kind of ignored gun channels for a while as YT is so oversaturated. But your channel is genuinely unique, something new and engaging. Well done!

[@WeaponsAffair]

Thank you very much!

[@timtrax918artisan8]

I never got to see a performance but was at local gun shops with my father when these trick shooters would come to a store. great memory

[@feraltweed]

I saw them at the sportland boat show in Grand Rapids some time around 1960. It was an indoor show. I must have been six or seven years old ad shot the silowhet of an Indian with headdress by shooting rapid shots into a blank tin sheet with a light behind it. I’ll never forget that

[@WeaponsAffair]

What a great memory!

[@rapidrrobert4333]

I saw them in the late 1950’s..I’llnever forget them

[@WeaponsAffair]

Excellent! I sure wish I could've seen them in action.

[@skullairguns5156]

Great and interesting video as always my dear friend! Have a nice new week 💀👍

[@WeaponsAffair]

Much appreciated! Have a great week my friend!

[@skullairguns5156]

@@WeaponsAffair Thanks my dear friend 💀 👍

[@oso9809]

the corporate lawyers of today would never agree to this exhibitions.

[@kingofcapp]

Another point I wanted to make is that your channel is proof you don't need a massive arsenal of guns to review every day in order to create quality content. I think it's quite the opposite actually.

[@daveybass655]

Back when quality guns were affordable.

[@WeaponsAffair]

Fact

[@paulstuhrenberg9165]

Don’t try this at home 😉

[@WeaponsAffair]

1940's trick shots = 2020's felonies 😁

[@CandidZulu]

I think Alec Baldwin would've liked it back then ...@@WeaponsAffair