Auction Hunters

At a California auction, the men discover a rifle paired with a matching cutlass‑style bayonet and a bowling‑pin setter, items they consider valuable. Their goal is to strike a deal that will yield a profit from the purchase in the market.

Bowling Pin Payday is a programme presented as a single episode, falling within the broader genre of episodic television. It centres on a small group of men who become involved in a specialised auction, setting the scene for a concise, self‑contained storyline. The core of the episode follows these men as they attend an auction in California and come across two unusual items: a rifle equipped with a matching cutlass‑style bayonet, and a bowling‑pin setter. Recognising the potential value of both pieces, they set their sights on securing a deal that could turn a tidy profit. The auction itself provides the backdrop for their endeavour, with the Californian location adding a distinct flavour to the proceedings. The rifle and its accompanying cutlass bayonet represent a rare combination, while the bowling‑pin setter offers a more niche, yet potentially lucrative, opportunity. Both items are presented as assets the men hope to acquire and later sell. Ultimately, the episode hinges on whether the group can negotiate favourable terms and walk away with a profitable outcome. Their aim is clear: to strike a deal that delivers a financial return, turning the chance find at the auction into a successful payday.