Videos tagged with Next Generation Weapon System

FN America has officially ceased production of the commercial legacy SCAR series in the United States, including the SCAR 16S, 17S, and 20S. However, the SCAR 15P remains in production, and military contracts are unaffected. FN America plans to reveal a next-generation weapon system, potentially chambered in 264 LCC/USA, at Shot Show 2026. While support and spare parts for legacy SCARs will be available for a period, accessories like barrel assemblies will have limited supply over the next five years, making now an opportune time for enthusiasts to acquire these firearms.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Sig Sauer XM7 rifle chambered in 277 Fury, focusing on its performance and capabilities as the US military's next-generation weapon system. The presenter, an experienced shooter, evaluates the rifle's accuracy, recoil, and effectiveness at various ranges, comparing it to existing platforms and discussing its intended role as a battle rifle rather than a precision sniper system. The review highlights the 277 Fury cartridge's potential for armor penetration and its effectiveness in modern combat scenarios.

This episode of Gun Talk Nation features an in-depth discussion with SIG SAUER CEO Ron Cohen and Tom Taylor, focusing on the company's culture of innovation, its approach to product development, and its impact on both the military and civilian markets. Key topics include the development of the Next Generation Weapon System, the success of the P365, and SIG's commitment to continuous improvement and risk-taking in product design.

Daniel Horner, a top competition shooter, emphasizes that consistent practice, particularly dry fire, is more crucial than gear for improvement. He highlights the distinction between accuracy-focused and reliability-focused firearm builds, explaining how tolerances affect performance. Horner also discusses the importance of mental preparation in shooting and the rigorous training environment of the Army Marksmanship Unit (AMU).

This video from RECOILtv features Iain Harrison testing True Velocity's 6.8 TVCM composite-cased ammunition, originally developed for the Army's NGWS program. The review highlights the ammunition's innovative construction, reduced heat transfer, and performance characteristics, demonstrated on the Knight's Armament AMG machine gun. Expert insights from Jack Leuba of Knight's Armament and Iain Harrison of RECOIL Magazine provide a deep dive into the technology and its implications for future small arms development.