Couple of important notes: 1 - Gordys were happy for me to go in gloveless, as all of these guns are sold as users! 2 - the store stocks a great array of oil and cloths for sale that were tested on these guns after filming!
even tho you're gloveless, it bothers me you pickup the rifles by the barrel and not the forend of the stock. equivalent of dropping the hammer on an unchambered round - won't do anything, it's just courtesy.
@@douglasherron7534 The same happens when shopping for fine watches. The staff always handle the watches with gloves and let me greasy mitts go bare. I do try to keep my hands clean, and off where I could leave prints. That said it does feel odd sometimes.
This is my local shop. The inventory is amazing but what really sets them apart is the customer service. They are the most welcoming and friendly outfitter I’ve ever dealt with. Other places act like they’re doing you a favor to get a gun off the rack. These guys will fill the counter with everything that matches your parameters so you can handle them back to back, answer all of your questions in detail, and they’re happy to do it. They’ve got a life-long customer.
Politicians understand that VICTIMLESS felony convictions that permanently abolish "the people's gun rights are key to trickery, in abolishing all guns and ammunition! Eternally removing gun rights from honorable citizens for victimless crimes (Without vehicle accidents or even incidents) while conveniently allowing these same newly created felons to retain their "voting rights" based on victimless crimes, (No injured parties). Government wisdom says, retained voting rights for prohibited gun voters would persuade all newly created "prohibited gun voters" to vote to ban and disarm the entire nation for absolute 2nd amendment abolishment... Make no mistake these newly created felons (Moms and Dads) with retained voting rights for victimless crimes are coming after your guns and ammunition, and will win! Read my Lips! (For Equality!)
I live here in Houston and have a gun that my grandfather bought used in high school in the 60's. He gave it to me 30 years ago and now I want to give it to my son for his 18th birthday. It still shoots but it needs a complete rebuild. I will be hitting them up. Thanks for your input on this business.
When they were talking about the problems run into by drying wood stocks in salt . Reminds me of a book I read by a guy whose family had been stock makers since 1700s . He said they had a warehouse full of wood . Every generation replaced what they used for their grandchildren to use . The wood they made their gunstocks from had been drying for two generations
This is brilliant, that bit at 11:24 reminds me of the FT Lauderdale boat show. All the European manufacturers were very hesitant to let me look at the boats. However, the Hatteras salesmen were all from the south and it was all smiles from them a lot of “come on in man, have a beer, take all the pictures you want” some day when I can afford my own boat, they’ll be the first manufacturer I call!
Retired U.S. Military . Have been in shops like this before and they were all in old Europe. Did not know this place was on the map. Now that said. Going to visit them soon. Great Video over the top collections.
Only gun shop I’ve ever walked in and been asked if I’d like any refreshments. When I went a few years ago I was looking for shooting glasses and didn’t even know what I was walking into other than that they came up with a Google search as one of the stores that carried shooting glasses.I was blown away by their store even the exterior is very stately looking. As I was takin a walk around the store I saw that they had original Henry and Winchester lever action rifles just sitting out on the floor in gun racks for you to pick up. when you check the tag, 20k-60k. “Yeah, just gonna gingerly put that back in the rack”. They have great customer service, and even let my girlfriend and I into the gun vault to look around.
Another great bit from Johnny! Gordy's has committed themselves to excellence. Hats off to them, especially in this the day and age of cheap and cheaper… Thank God there are still people left that appreciate the finer things - even if most of us can't afford them, it's still nice to see great stuff!
Very well done JC and team! A most enjoyable tour of an amazing place. Such dedication to the art of gun making and shooting with a dedicated well experienced staff who know their onions and are officiants of their trades and it is good to see 'Trades' being kept alive. Nice one indeed!
One of the high lites of the Texas trip, then again the whole trip was amazing. And once again you guys nailed the experience. BTW you need more of that guy in the Brooklyn Dodgers cap on the channel🤪🤪
I love Gordys, bought my Blaser from them last year including personal tour of the vault! I buy a lot of fly fishing stuff from those guys, the customer service is top notch. They also have a pretty good sale about this time every year.
Wow great shop, I live here in Houston, I will certainly visit them this Christmas 😎 it’s oil n gas money that us guys have here in houston. Thus we are blessed with the resources in many different ways!
That Gun room and the whole place actually is indeed heaven😮… I really enjoyed this video, thanks for sharing Sir👍🏻. - Marvin, a big fan all the way from the Philippines 🇵🇭
I lived in Canada for a while and thought the Bass Pro Shop win Toronto was an Aladdins cave of hunting and fishing, I have just been corrected. That vault is a dream come to life ; even if you cannot touch you would be close to guns you have only dreamed about seeing close up!
I used to live two blocks from that store before the store (7 years ago). It's in an incorporated town inside of Houston (Houston Heights). It's very close to downtown (1 mile) so not really a suburb of Houston. Great video. I'll have to check the store out whenever I go back.
That vault probably holds what could be seen as the pinnacle of gunsmithing. The skill required to produce just one of those firearms, wow. I can't imagine what the initial investment was to open this store.
My favorite place in Houston. Also right across the street is some of the best BBQ in Tx. Did you make it by Brileys? They are about 20min from Gordy & Sons
Some crazy firearms for sure the whole gunsmith dept is unbelievable fantastic customer service seems top notch just look at other customers such a range of people I’d move in there be happy for weeks at least
Great tour. Kevin’s Guns would make a nice video. Florida I think. Neve happen yet a shotgun store stateside solely dedicated to Brescia Italian & British S/S & O/Us, I’d drool over that. To the naysayer posters: these are works of art. 17:29
Kevin's is in Thomasville, GA. I got to tour his vaults when I was in town for a couple weeks judging the Master National retriever event. The stuff he has in those vaults is eye-popping. Well worth a trip!
The craftsmanship of the guns in the vault is amazing. That being said, for $100k+ it better shoot lasers or turn back time. I can probably buy a tank for less than that.
Great video as usual. I only have one arm. I handled a Kofs 20 at our local shop in Mississippi. It was the best fitting gun I had ever handled since I lost my left arm 30 years ago. They opened the last box they had and it looks like a $5000 Fiddleback stock. I got super lucky. I'm now so interested in O/U, I watch all of your films.👍
Thanks Jonny for another look at shotguns I will never be able to afford. Also Browning do make custom orders and you should have at least fondled 1 of them for us Browning owners
This was a fantastic video. Many of the shotguns were a bit pricy for the average shooter but boy can we dream, lol. I'd really like to invest in a classic side by side to pass along as a family heirloom. Thanks for the inside look. Best wishes.
As a young man, my Father asked me to look around for a Parker, LC Smith, Remington, and a Winchester model 21. Among all my shooting buddies, only one produced an LC Smith. It was badly beaten so I did not acquire it. Decades later, I learned that it could be restored by my Father's gunsmiths friend. Unfortunately, the owner passed away and no one knows the whereabouts of the gun. Another great video Sir !
Hey guys you should come check out the Canadian skeet and sporting clays championship. The skeet championship is being hosted at my home club. Which is also the oldest running club in the world. Would be happy to have you guys. Cheers
I can't imagine having one of those shotguns. Spending 6 figures on break actions would prevent me from even wanting to shoot them. My Miroku is about as fancy of a shotgun I'd want to shoot.
Ahhhh ain’t you lovin some Murica lads….. what you may not know is Gordys and shops like it get their inventory from large private collectors….plenty of them right there in the Lone Star. Imagine the dedication and wealth required to put together a collection worthy of GnS.
Damn, What a Amazing Gun Room, I'm sure that had Wilbur, running behind you and Wiping all your Finger prints off a 350 thousand Dollar 💲 Shot Gun, Damn
I'm no collector, my father just raised us 10 children around guns.. Isn't it common sense to not touch the metal on the guns 🤣 Every gun you laid your hands on you've touched!
It’s interesting to see the difference between hunting stores in the US and Europe. The gun room could might as well have been in the UK, but the inventory is much different. American culture is a more practical approach to hunting.
I went there looking for a Krieghoff k80. They were not helpful at all. The gentleman behind the counter did not want yo get off his stool. I went to another dealer and made the purchase.
Go to Cody WY. If you want to see Guns. This one is Pretty cool Too this one has Guns from all over. Cody Museum are Mostly American Made. I don't know how Much the Museum is Worth but a Pile. FUN!!
Couple of important notes:
1 - Gordys were happy for me to go in gloveless, as all of these guns are sold as users!
2 - the store stocks a great array of oil and cloths for sale that were tested on these guns after filming!
Must say I was wondering - considering the Gordy's staff member was wearing the white cottons.
I was about to comment but I was smart enough to read first lol. Great video. Those are pieces of art.
even tho you're gloveless, it bothers me you pickup the rifles by the barrel and not the forend of the stock.
equivalent of dropping the hammer on an unchambered round - won't do anything, it's just courtesy.
@@6point5 100%....who picks up a blued gun by the barrel?
@@douglasherron7534 The same happens when shopping for fine watches. The staff always handle the watches with gloves and let me greasy mitts go bare. I do try to keep my hands clean, and off where I could leave prints. That said it does feel odd sometimes.
This is my local shop. The inventory is amazing but what really sets them apart is the customer service. They are the most welcoming and friendly outfitter I’ve ever dealt with. Other places act like they’re doing you a favor to get a gun off the rack. These guys will fill the counter with everything that matches your parameters so you can handle them back to back, answer all of your questions in detail, and they’re happy to do it. They’ve got a life-long customer.
That service and attitude was very evident. Great guys
That’s good to hear. A breath of fresh air.
I'm in love and I'm not even 2 minutes into the video 😊
Politicians understand that VICTIMLESS felony convictions that permanently abolish "the people's gun rights are key to trickery, in abolishing all guns and ammunition!
Eternally removing gun rights from honorable citizens for victimless crimes (Without vehicle accidents or even incidents) while conveniently allowing these same newly created felons to retain their "voting rights" based on victimless crimes, (No injured parties). Government wisdom says, retained voting rights for prohibited gun voters would persuade all newly created "prohibited gun voters" to vote to ban and disarm the entire nation for absolute 2nd amendment abolishment...
Make no mistake these newly created felons (Moms and Dads) with retained voting rights for victimless crimes are coming after your guns and ammunition, and will win! Read my Lips! (For Equality!)
I live here in Houston and have a gun that my grandfather bought used in high school in the 60's. He gave it to me 30 years ago and now I want to give it to my son for his 18th birthday. It still shoots but it needs a complete rebuild. I will be hitting them up. Thanks for your input on this business.
It's incredible when passion and customer service meet to make an amazing place to go. This shop looks amazing
When they were talking about the problems run into by drying wood stocks in salt . Reminds me of a book I read by a guy whose family had been stock makers since 1700s . He said they had a warehouse full of wood . Every generation replaced what they used for their grandchildren to use . The wood they made their gunstocks from had been drying for two generations
This is brilliant, that bit at 11:24 reminds me of the FT Lauderdale boat show. All the European manufacturers were very hesitant to let me look at the boats.
However, the Hatteras salesmen were all from the south and it was all smiles from them a lot of “come on in man, have a beer, take all the pictures you want” some day when I can afford my own boat, they’ll be the first manufacturer I call!
Retired U.S. Military . Have been in shops like this before and they were all in old Europe. Did not know this place was on the map. Now that said. Going to visit them soon. Great Video over the top collections.
Ja die Waffen sind ja auch alle aus Europa
Only gun shop I’ve ever walked in and been asked if I’d like any refreshments.
When I went a few years ago I was looking for shooting glasses and didn’t even know what I was walking into other than that they came up with a Google search as one of the stores that carried shooting glasses.I was blown away by their store even the exterior is very stately looking.
As I was takin a walk around the store I saw that they had original Henry and Winchester lever action rifles just sitting out on the floor in gun racks for you to pick up. when you check the tag, 20k-60k. “Yeah, just gonna gingerly put that back in the rack”.
They have great customer service, and even let my girlfriend and I into the gun vault to look around.
Another great bit from Johnny!
Gordy's has committed themselves to excellence. Hats off to them, especially in this the day and age of cheap and cheaper… Thank God there are still people left that appreciate the finer things - even if most of us can't afford them, it's still nice to see great stuff!
This is not a gun room.... This my friend is an exquisite art room. BRAVO!!!
I've been here many many times. Selection is amazing but customer service is incredible! One of the most remarkable gun shops in the entire nation.
*in the world
Very well done JC and team! A most enjoyable tour of an amazing place. Such dedication to the art of gun making and shooting with a dedicated well experienced staff who know their onions and are officiants of their trades and it is good to see 'Trades' being kept alive. Nice one indeed!
One of the high lites of the Texas trip, then again the whole trip was amazing. And once again you guys nailed the experience. BTW you need more of that guy in the Brooklyn Dodgers cap on the channel🤪🤪
Isn’t that a Boston hat?
@@tgsoutdoors no!!! Brooklyn Dodgers
Wow ! That vault is just a slice of pure gun-nut heaven 👏👏
Man, they are some great looking guns, I'd never be allowed in. The engravings are gorgeous but it's the wood that really gets me
I love Gordys, bought my Blaser from them last year including personal tour of the vault! I buy a lot of fly fishing stuff from those guys, the customer service is top notch. They also have a pretty good sale about this time every year.
Wow great shop, I live here in Houston, I will certainly visit them this Christmas 😎 it’s oil n gas money that us guys have here in houston. Thus we are blessed with the resources in many different ways!
Thank you so much. I often travel to the Houston area for work, and had no idea.
The people who work here are so nice and welcoming everytime ! I love shopping here !
That Gun room and the whole place actually is indeed heaven😮… I really enjoyed this video, thanks for sharing Sir👍🏻.
- Marvin, a big fan all the way from the Philippines 🇵🇭
I lived in Canada for a while and thought the Bass Pro Shop win Toronto was an Aladdins cave of hunting and fishing, I have just been corrected. That vault is a dream come to life ; even if you cannot touch you would be close to guns you have only dreamed about seeing close up!
I still think the same thing
I used to live two blocks from that store before the store (7 years ago). It's in an incorporated town inside of Houston (Houston Heights). It's very close to downtown (1 mile) so not really a suburb of Houston. Great video. I'll have to check the store out whenever I go back.
I am in North Idaho and didn't know about Gordy and Sons, that was impressive. Thought i would have to go to the UK to get wonderful service.
Or find that much in stock.
That vault probably holds what could be seen as the pinnacle of gunsmithing. The skill required to produce just one of those firearms, wow.
I can't imagine what the initial investment was to open this store.
I can’t imagine holding, much less hunting or shooting any of these. They look like pieces of art!
I can very easily imagine hunting with most of them 😂
6.15….you could hang that in the Louvre!
My favorite place in Houston. Also right across the street is some of the best BBQ in Tx. Did you make it by Brileys? They are about 20min from Gordy & Sons
I didn’t get to briley, I had no idea they were that close!
@@tgsoutdoors also you were only about 20min from Greater Houston Gun Club
That we were aware of, but a rain storm added an extra 2 hours to the journey there, so that planned trip will have to wait for next time!
Some crazy firearms for sure the whole gunsmith dept is unbelievable fantastic customer service seems top notch just look at other customers such a range of people I’d move in there be happy for weeks at least
Great tour. Kevin’s Guns would make a nice video. Florida I think. Neve happen yet a
shotgun store stateside solely dedicated to Brescia Italian & British S/S & O/Us,
I’d drool over that. To the naysayer posters: these are works of art. 17:29
Kevin's is in Thomasville, GA. I got to tour his vaults when I was in town for a couple weeks judging the Master National retriever event. The stuff he has in those vaults is eye-popping. Well worth a trip!
The craftsmanship of the guns in the vault is amazing. That being said, for $100k+ it better shoot lasers or turn back time. I can probably buy a tank for less than that.
One of your best videos to date! Absolutely enthralling!
Possibly the shopping trip of a lifetime.
If you had the chequebook to back it up - you wouldn’t leave there unsatisfied
What an amazing collection; i dont let people touch mine without gloves. I’m astonished😮
@TGS Outdoors amazing the confidence boost talking about dozens of fine guns without Simon looking over your shoulder 🤣 great job Jonny 😉
Great video as usual. I only have one arm. I handled a Kofs 20 at our local shop in Mississippi. It was the best fitting gun I had ever handled since I lost my left arm 30 years ago. They opened the last box they had and it looks like a $5000 Fiddleback stock. I got super lucky. I'm now so interested in O/U, I watch all of your films.👍
It’s always nice when you get lucky with a stick. Congratulations!
@@tgsoutdoors Thanks Johhny
Yep! Was there yesterday getting a new fly rod. How do you like the parking?
A whole different level of craftsmanship!!!
Thanks Jonny for another look at shotguns I will never be able to afford. Also Browning do make custom orders and you should have at least fondled 1 of them for us Browning owners
Good looking square toes Johnny!!! That you so much for sharing! I’ll have to make the drive down to visit. Gordys
Wow, so beautiful!! Especially the sub calibers!
All gun lover are in love watching this
Fascinating, everyone in the store was wonderful
Your interviewing technique is getting brilliantly slick Johnny!
Thanks for showing how the other half lives 😂. What an outstanding collection of guns in one location. I will have to try and make trip there.
What's the back wall made of in the gunroom?
Velvet? Leather?
It's a really nice made gun room
(And a awesome collection of rifles)
This was a fantastic video. Many of the shotguns were a bit pricy for the average shooter but boy can we dream, lol. I'd really like to invest in a classic side by side to pass along as a family heirloom. Thanks for the inside look. Best wishes.
If you are ever in Findlay, Ohio, check out Jaqua's Fine Guns. Purdy parkers and lots of them
This is why i love America! 2A all day every day. Those are some really nice firearms and rifles 😮.
Wow. Just wow.
incredible collection ! great looking store !
As a young man, my Father asked me to look around for a Parker, LC Smith, Remington, and a Winchester model 21. Among all my shooting buddies, only one produced an LC Smith. It was badly beaten so I did not acquire it. Decades later, I learned that it could be restored by my Father's gunsmiths friend. Unfortunately, the owner passed away and no one knows the whereabouts of the gun. Another great video Sir !
Can we have an episode just on that Gunroom Door? 😃
I’d be down for that 😍
11:07 yooo that 1911 is purdy !!
4 barrel 410 hammer gun, all your Patrick Harper dreams come true🤣🤣🤣
Wow just wow! What a place.
What a place to shoot !
Nice one TGS 👍
Those boots look great on you. Come and visit us in the USA more often. Excellent video.
It's an art gallery. That Kreighoff side-by-side with the double triggers got me going.
Would love to give one a full review one day!
Wow! Some fine firearms at that gun shop!
Having a panic attack you touching them with no gloves 🫠
can only agree, probably he wants to leave his fingerprints all over the place, can not believe he was not attended to it by the staff,
Yup they where showing the guns to him using gloves and him not using it’s kind of disrespectful..
No way! I live down the street and never thought of ever going in
Hey guys you should come check out the Canadian skeet and sporting clays championship. The skeet championship is being hosted at my home club. Which is also the oldest running club in the world. Would be happy to have you guys. Cheers
I couldn't afford to walk in the front door 🤣
How tall is this guy? Cool you visited my state from across the pond. Hope you had fun!
Wow…. Amazing. Drooling now!!
Hello do you know anything about a 12 gauge side by side made by P.S. HARRISON barrels are Damascus steel
Thank Brian
I enjoyed your excitement as much as mine!
Beautiful shotguns, wow!
The Purdy hammergun is exquisite.
Heh heh..he said 'Hooston', so cute. Seriously, nice video.
Incredible 😎
Thank you friend
Nice 👍 iv been in a few private collections mainly historic military and what not but wow 🤩 ❤
this is better than an art gallery!!
10:47 dialogue is a deliver!!! THX guys! I mean I'm LOL...
I can't imagine having one of those shotguns. Spending 6 figures on break actions would prevent me from even wanting to shoot them. My Miroku is about as fancy of a shotgun I'd want to shoot.
Surprised they don't make them wear gloves for handing. Finger oil is very acidic to metals
Do they have Longthorns ?
This is me when I'm Engraving my weapons on Red Dead 2..Gotta dump those gold bars
Been to Kevin's in Thomasville GA?
Is it good?
Ahhhh ain’t you lovin some Murica lads….. what you may not know is Gordys and shops like it get their inventory from large private collectors….plenty of them right there in the Lone Star. Imagine the dedication and wealth required to put together a collection worthy of GnS.
It‘s not impossible. Johann Fanzoj from Austria made the Vierling with 4 separate Ejectors
Makes my heart pound. I hope these are in heaven. No words will never have
Damn, What a Amazing Gun Room, I'm sure that had Wilbur, running behind you and Wiping all your Finger prints off a 350 thousand Dollar 💲 Shot Gun, Damn
wow amazing . love that room .
I'm no collector, my father just raised us 10 children around guns.. Isn't it common sense to not touch the metal on the guns 🤣 Every gun you laid your hands on you've touched!
That is a nice gun room and nice video thanks for sharing
It’s interesting to see the difference between hunting stores in the US and Europe. The gun room could might as well have been in the UK, but the inventory is much different. American culture is a more practical approach to hunting.
I wish I had the money to collect over and under shotguns. I love them.
Where in Texas is this place?
Gordy and Sons
Amaizing Hunting guns collection.
I've been there! Last time I was there they had a 357,000$ break action shotgun lol
I love it!
Wow😳 ng from Tirol/Austria✌️
I went there looking for a Krieghoff k80. They were not helpful at all. The gentleman behind the counter did not want yo get off his stool. I went to another dealer and made the purchase.
Go to Cody WY. If you want to see Guns. This one is Pretty cool Too this one has Guns from all over. Cody Museum are Mostly American Made. I don't know how Much the Museum is Worth but a Pile. FUN!!
Very nice store!
I’ve got a 50 dollar Stevens pump 12ga I got from a pawn shop. Maybe this guy can come fondle it next.
In saaaf London, the dealer comes to your lock up with a sports bag.
Hoosten texas?
I didn't notice any Hatsan's in the gunroom? Bit of an oversight not to have Turkish corner??? 😉
it's a beautiful store. I hope they validated your parking....
Someone's going to have to clean all of those now 🤣