Ep 14. Sharpe Shooters

In Pawn Stars season 4 episode 14, titled Sharpe Shooters, the Pawn Stars are back with another episode filled with fascinating items that come their way. The episode features Rick Harrison, Corey Harrison, and Richard Harrison, the co-owners of the world-famous Gold and Silver Pawn Shop, Las Vegas.

The episode opens with a seller who enters the shop holding a Winchester Model 1873 rifle that used to belong to his grandfather. The seller claims that the rifle was used during the Civil War and has been in his family ever since. The Pawn Stars are highly interested in the item and proceed to inspect it closely. They believe the item may be highly valuable if it can be authenticated as a Civil War rifle. The seller is asking for a considerable amount of money for the item, but the Pawn Stars must first conduct further research and verification before making an offer.

In another section of the shop, a customer walks in with a Colt .45 and a silver belt buckle. The item belonged to his father, who had obtained it when he was serving in World War II. The belt buckle has the Marine Corps emblem, and the Pawn Stars are impressed by the high-quality condition of the item. Even though they are not experts in military artifacts, they decide to call up a specialist to authenticate the items. They send the items to the military expert, who confirms that they are authentic military memorabilia from World War II. The Pawn Stars then determine what they believe they are worth and make an offer to the seller.

Later in the show, the Pawn Stars encounter a unique item - a collection of old-style cameras from the early days of photography. The seller is a professional photographer and has collected many antique cameras over the years. The collection includes a large variety of items, and the Pawn Stars are impressed by the variety of designs and models. They note that some are century-old and are curious to see if they work. They decide to go through each item individually and appraise them based on their originality and condition.

As the episode progresses, a seller walks in with a well-used and heavily worn-out Bowie knife. He claims that the knife belonged to a famous mountain man and explorer, Jedediah Smith. The seller states that he inherited the knife from his grandfather, who was a treasure hunter and found the item on one of his discoveries. The Pawn Stars are intrigued by the story, but they are skeptical of the knife's authenticity. The seller is asking for a considerable amount, but due to the doubts, the Pawn Stars are on the fence about making an offer.

Towards the end of the episode, another seller enters the store and presents an unusual-looking item - a circus cannon. The cannon was used in a traveling circus show many years ago, and the seller acquired it from a colleague who worked in the industry. The cannon is in excellent condition, and the seller states that it is still operational. The Pawn Stars are curious and decide to test it out in the parking lot. The results of the test will determine how much the item is worth and whether or not they will make an offer.

Overall, Pawn Stars season 4 episode 14, Sharpe Shooters, is an exciting episode filled with intriguing historical items that have a lot of stories behind them. The Pawn Stars use their knowledge and expertise to determine the authenticity and value of each item before making an offer to the sellers. The different and unique items make for an exciting episode full of history and investigation.