Red Jacket Firearms

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Red Jacket Firearms. Motto at Red Jacket, the nation’s most unique weapons business. Owner Will Hayden and his eclectic crew of Baton Rouge, Louisiana gunsmiths and historians rise to the challenge daily on Discovery Channel’s world premiere series son of guns creating one-of-a-kind custom weapons.

As a straight shooter and an avid historian, Will is a trusted expert to handle the requests of Red Jacket’s major clients – law enforcement military and collectors. From guns to knives to swords to cannons.



While weapons manufacturers are making attachable silencers for AK-47′s Will takes it a step further creating internal silencers that help police departments be even more stealth in threatening situations.

War or using his wealth of weapon history knowledge to determine if a pistol found in the attic is an antique or not, he can be found in his shop with his daughter Stephanie and the rest of his team, swapping gossip with his customers. Whether it’s having a lunch break shooting.

The Discovery Channel has a show called Sons of Guns. The show showcases one of America's most skilled and creative gun works, Red Jacket Firearms, and its founder, Will Hayden. While pursuing its bread-and-butter work with customizing and improving AK-47's, the Baton Rouge-based team delves into the world of historic and classic weapons.

Will is a trusted expert to handle the requests of Red Jacket’s major clients law enforcement military and collectors. From guns to knives to swords to cannons Will sells trades, buys, builds and customizes them all. While weapons manufacturers are making attachable silencers for AK-47′s Will takes it a step further — creating internal silencers that help police departments be even more stealth in threatening situations. If someone needs to restore a WWII flamethrower to make it operational Will can do that too. And when the sheriff’s department needs to turn two guns a shotgun and a rifle into one, they call will.

The first episode was called: Civil War Cannon Shotgun Silencer. It was about a customer saw a silenced shotgun in a movie and wants to know if Will Hayden, owner of Red Jacket can create one. Meanwhile Hayden’s friend shows up with a rare Civil War cannon worth $ 250,000.

Azkals cant afford to lose Palami

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Azkals cant afford to lose Palami . Philippine football steps toward respectability will suffer a huge setback should the national football team known as the Azkals lose to Mongolia in their AFC Cup qualifier on February 9 in Bacolod Dan Palami the team manager.

But Palami said only a totally miserable performance by the Azkals would result in a defeat although the Mongolians, like the Filipinos, are also trying to build their game and their confidence and are aiming for an upset victory. the guiding force behind football’s remarkable renaissance in the country as its low-key godfather, said it would be shocking to even contemplate a loss at this juncture of football buildup.

Palami has so much confidence on his boys, now playing under a new coach. He has decided not to bring three new players from Europe who he has tapped to reinforce the team for the more difficult days ahead.

The more pressing problem for the Philippine Football Federation is the Panaad Stadium in Bacolod site of the match, which is way behind in the preparations for the match. He said the lights have not yet been installed, though organizers, who were given P6 million by the Philippine Sports Commission to help them set up the stadium and provide logistics for the team, are confident they will be up on game.

Among those expected to attend is President Noynoy Aquino whose presence would be another testament to the growing stature of football as a sport that Filipinos can excel in if given the right support.

Proof that many Filipinos have embraced the game is that tickets for the match have all been sold out on line when they came up for sale. Television has also joined the scramble for a piece of the football pie.