SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- The latest episode of the "No Lowballers" podcast, titled CSI Concord: New Research Into ‘The Shot Heard ‘Round the World’, features an insightful discussion on the iconic opening battle of the American Revolution. Hosted by Logan Metesh of High Caliber History and Allen Forkner of GunBroker, episode 78 introduces listeners to Joey Bohy, author of the groundbreaking book Bullet Strikes From the First Day of the American Revolution.

In this episode, Bohy shares his unique approach to the study of the battles at Concord, Lexington, and other significant locations from April 19, 1775. Utilizing modern ballistics, crime scene recreation, and live-fire testing of period firearms, Bohy paints a fresh and vivid picture of the historical events. This new perspective is bolstered by archaeological findings at Minuteman National Park and the study of flintlock firearms which offer revelations about the engagements that unfolded that day.

Listeners will be captivated by the detailed descriptions of discoveries from bullet-struck buildings and objects, such as a historically significant powder horn, and the poignant stories about individuals affected by the revolution. Bohy's work blends historical data with live-fire results, offering a unique perspective on the revolutionary battles that emphasizes the human element in historical studies.

To hear more about Joey Bohy’s research and get unique insights into the American Revolution, tune into episode 78 of the No Lowballers podcast. The episode is available on major podcast platforms and can also be accessed via the GunBroker website.

About No Lowballers Podcast: The No Lowballers Podcast explores the history and heritage of firearms, exposing listeners to both vintage and modern guns, specialty items, and a few odd balls along the way. Join us as we delve into the intriguing world of firearms history and more.