Will decides to attempt what no one has been able to do and try to satisfy the demand for a silenced shotgun generated by the film No Country for Old Men. To top off the week he certifies a Civil War cannon for operation with a few test firings. Written by David Foss

Red jacket helps out a SWAT team by building a Masterkey; an M16 with an under-mounted shot gun.

Red Jacket refurbishes a World War Two flame thrower for the man who used it and a bit of more routine business.

Will puts the whole shop to work building a Browning machine gun and even flies in expert. Meanwhile Stephanie hits her weekly sales goal in two days then takes off to go bow fishing.

Firearms expert Tiger McKee asks Will, owner of Red Jacket Firearms, to build a gun that Tiger calls the samurai sword for today's warrior -the lightweight AR-15 Katana rifle. Also, Historian Glen finds a rare Civil War Coffee Grinder gun, but is it real? Written by Anonymous

A customer asks Will to do the impossible; build an integral suppressor for an AK-74. Then for fun he works on a swivel mount for a cannon.

Red Jacket works on building a larger diameter bazooka for re-enactments.

The local sheriff asks Will, founder of Red Jacket Firearms, to convert a semi-automatic Tommy Gun into a modern, fully automatic weapon. Also, forensics firearms expert Charlie, tackles the impossible: a samurai sword-like machete.

A movie production company asks Red Jacket to blank adapt a machine gun which earns Chris a bit part in the movie. Stephanie wants to give her dad what he refers to as a Leopard gun; a double barreled sawed off shotgun with a pistol grip.

Red jacket restores an antique gun that might be loaded. Then they work on a remote controlled machine gun for the troops in Afghanistan.