Videos tagged with SHOT Show 2019

This review covers the Surefire XR1-A weapon-mounted light, highlighting its features, performance, and a peculiar product release. Despite its advanced dual parabolic reflector system, 800-lumen output, and swappable rechargeable battery, the light's release has been marred by a lack of official announcements, website presence, and crucial holster support, making it difficult to integrate into a carry system.

This review of the CVA Cascade bolt-action rifle highlights its evolution from a budget-friendly option to a feature-rich firearm. Introduced in 2019, the Cascade offers modern ergonomics, a user-friendly bolt with a 70-degree throw, and a comfortable stock with recoil mitigation. Updated models feature camouflage and Cerakote finishes. The rifle is available in various popular chamberings and includes a threaded muzzle for accessories.

This YouTube video provides a recap of Shot Show 2019, highlighting key products and trends from the major firearms industry event. As a recap, it offers viewers a condensed overview of what was showcased, likely covering new firearm releases, accessories, and industry developments. Viewers can expect to see a broad range of items that were featured at the show.

This video showcases new firearm products and accessories revealed at SHOT Show 2019. Highlights include specialized Heckler & Koch HK416 upper receiver trays, the B5 Systems Precision Stock for AR-15 platforms, a new U.S. Palm AK30 7.62x39mm magazine from Century Arms, transparent polymer magazines from Elite Tactical Systems (ETS) for various pistols like the SIG P320 and S&W M&P Shield, and the Brownells Window Slide for Glock G34 with an Aimpoint ACRO red dot mount. The presenter, Paul Levy, details the features and potential applications of each item, emphasizing German engineering for the H&K trays and precision rifle attributes for the B5 stock.

This video features Jason Naseeboh from CVA discussing the development and features of the CVA Paramount long-range muzzleloader. The discussion highlights the transition from .50 caliber to .45 caliber for improved accuracy and velocity, the two-year development process, and the innovative bolt system designed to eliminate blowback. Key features like the TriggerTech adjustable trigger, free-floating barrel, and the Powerbelt ELR bullet are detailed, positioning the Paramount as a revolutionary product in the muzzleloading industry.

Larry Vickers, an expert firearms instructor, provides an in-depth review of the Walther Q5 Match Steel Frame. He highlights its superior shootability due to the steel frame, detailed specifications like the 5-inch ported barrel and adjustable sights, and its differentiation from polymer PPQ models. Vickers emphasizes its accuracy, reliability, and the market's demand for such a platform.

This video introduces two new Aimpoint optics for 2019: the Acro P-1 pistol sight and the CompM5s carbine sight. The Acro P-1 is highlighted for its durable, closed-emitter design with a double-pane lens, tested on a .40 caliber pistol up to 20,000 rounds. The CompM5s features a low-profile AAA battery compartment offering 5 years of constant-on use and is AR-ready.

This YouTube video features Peter from Midwest Industries showcasing their range of accessories designed for the Ruger PC Carbine. The description highlights a specific video from SHOT Show 2019, providing a link for viewers to explore further. The video also includes links to Midwest Industries' social media profiles on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

This video features Mike from CMMG showcasing their .350 Legend products, including magazines for the 9 ARC cartridge, and their Banshee and Resolute rifle lines, presented at SHOT Show 2019. The content highlights specific firearm models and calibers from the manufacturer, offering viewers a look at their offerings from the trade show.

This review of the GSG-16 .22LR rifle highlights its updated features, including a telescopic stock and rear magazine holder. The instructor notes its reliability, testing it with Remington Thunderbolt ammunition and experiencing no malfunctions. The rifle is presented as a fun, affordable option for plinking and training, offering the aesthetic of military-style firearms with the lower cost and recoil of .22LR.

This video introduces the new Brownells BRN-180S™ upper receiver, a short-barreled variant of the acclaimed BRN-180™. Featuring a 10.5" barrel, it's designed for AR pistol or SBR builds. A key feature is its adjustable gas system, allowing for easy switching between suppressed ('S') and unsuppressed ('U') operation, developed in collaboration with Primary Weapon Systems (PWS) and FM Products. The video also includes a brief overview and disassembly of the AR-180 operating system.

This review provides a first look at the Maxim Defense PDX, highlighting its exceptionally compact design with an 18.75-inch collapsed length and 5.5-inch barrel. The firearm is presented as a purpose-built weapon for personal defense, security, and specialized law enforcement/military roles, emphasizing its capabilities in confined spaces. The expert assessment details its tunable gas block, proprietary bolt carrier system, M-LOK handguard, and standard ambidextrous controls, noting its availability in 7.62x39 and 5.56, with 300 Blackout planned.