Discovery looking for "outpost-style" gun store
It seems the general public are still enjoying gun-related reality TV. Discovery are on the lookout for a family owned outpost-style gun store. If you know of any that fit the below description, get in touch with the project’s casting person Amberlee Mucha …
I am currently on the hunt for a family owned and operated trading post, gun store or all in one wilderness outpost that feels like a time capsule to the old west (or similar). I’m looking for something relatively remote and rugged. The kind of place where all the mountain men would trek in to get their supplies for the month (or something similar).
Thank You,
Amberlee S. M. Mucha
Talent Development Producer – Discovery Studios
Amberlee_Mucha@Discovery.com
DiscoveryStudios.com
(323) 308-2520 o.
(213) 915-6044 c.
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