When Rick sets his sights on a musket rifle from the 1800s, can he take a shot at this deal, or is he off the mark? Meanwhile, a seller tries to flex with a signed autobiography by Arnold Schwarzenegger. Will Rick bring home the gold, or will his offer be terminated? Then, an old ventriloquist's dummy makes Corey and Rick's heads spin. Will Corey be able to throw his voice into the negotiation, or will Rick be the one pulling all the strings? And later, is Chum swinging for the fences when he tries to bring home a signed poster from the movie, the Sandlot?

A seller walks into the shop hoping to score with his Magic Johnson 50th birthday invitation. Is the deal a slam dunk? Then, Chum takes a look at some joker playing cards used as props in "The Dark Knight." Will he play his cards right, or will the seller pull a disappearing act? Next, Corey heads to the range to test out a Civil War-era derringer. Will he pocket this pistol, or shoot it down? And later, Rick's radar picks up a box of ship models used to train the U.S. Navy during World War II. Can he helm this deal, or is it a losing battle?