Lou Tuminaro drags his wife, kids and his Pops to Montana to buy and sell guns. Cultures often collide for this New Yorker. kwshooting

Passing along tradition is big in the gun world. Lou comes to grips with his own Father/Son relationships as he creates the perfect Father/Son moment for his client.

The big gun shows up at the store, and selling it winds Lou up to the breaking point. His wife, T-Bone, says Lou has to find a way to calm down. Lou finds out what therapy he really needs.

A $25,000 gun arrives broken. Lou has to scramble to repair it just as daughter, Allie, comes home for a visit. Lou struggles not to lose the big payday, and learns he can't always control the outcome.

Lou's wife T Bone steps up and makes her presence know in Lou's world. He learns what it means to have a rock star for a partner.

Small town gun shows bring out the characters. Lou's perfectionism clashes with the culture as he learns to value his new home and his family.