Wild West Alaska

With the future of the Wild West Guns in limbo, the whole gang is desperate for a new plan. Bryan, Hans and Phred all hit the pavement searching for new jobs, and Ken tries to make a deal with Wild West Guns biggest competitor.

When Ken makes another off the cuff promise, the guys in the shop have to pay the price and deliver a package deep into the bush by air! With business booming, Jim hires Phred's friend Larry, but he's nothing like anyone expected.

When a mirror breaks, Ken is convinced the shop is cursed and goes into karmic overdrive to restore balance. Mitch struggles with Jim's impressive new hire whose yes-sir no-sir attitude has him feeling threatened.

When Hans and Ken hear that a cowboy action shooting contest is coming to town, the crew decides to find out once and for all who is the best shot. Meanwhile, Hans tries to rekindle an old flame -- and a new coffee shop with a twist has the guys fired up.

After Ken hears about an amazing elderly woman who fought off an attacking moose with a shovel, he makes her a custom shotgun. When Phred brings in a stray dog as the new Wild West Guns mascot, Hans and his dog both feel snubbed.

Hans tells the guys he got them the day off for some salmon fishing, but he’s not telling the whole truth. When Alaska’s own Olympic shooting champion, Corey Cogdell, comes into town, the guys make a wager they can out-shoot her.

Things don’t exactly go according to plan when Phred and Larry challenge Hans and Ken to a survival contest deep in the Alaskan bush. Jim decides to build his wife a special gun by hand for her birthday.

Ken and Hans take the road trip from hell, getting stranded when one of Ken’s deals gets them into big trouble. Jim West’s friends from Scotland come into town, and he takes them on a real Alaskan fishing adventure.

The guys get very special visit from a real American hero, Medal of Honor winner Dakota Meyer. Bryan decides to show off his culinary skills at the Alaska State Fair in the pie baking contest, but he’ll need Phred's expertise.

Ken Feinman feels threatened when Hans Weinmeister starts hanging out with the son of an old hunting buddy. Meanwhile, Jim West decides to buy a new plane and enlists Mitch Monnett’s help.

While the guys reconnect with an old friend and Alaskan country music legend, Ken Feinman concocts a plan to host Miner’s Appreciation Day. His plan is to bring in some hardworking miners and their gold!

As winters hits, Ken and Hans head for the lake for some ice fishing, but things don’t turn out as planned when Hans runs into his arch nemesis. Later, Phred challenges Hans, Ken and Bryan to a dog sled race.