Best of SHOT Show 2023

Amber from Exile Armory provides a comprehensive overview of current firearm and suppressor sales, highlighting specific models and prices. The video showcases a diverse inventory including rifles, handguns, and shotguns from various manufacturers. Additionally, a gun raffle for a church mission trip is announced, with details on prizes and drawing dates.

Day 3 of SHOT Show 2023 coverage by Tony2WiLD highlights a diverse range of firearms from major manufacturers. Key reveals include Zenith's roller-delayed lineup, FightLite's MCR belt-fed uppers, and extensive new M&P models from Smith & Wesson. Heckler & Koch showcased their latest offerings, while Beretta celebrated its 500th anniversary. The video also features new releases from Bushmaster, Griffin Armament, Taurus, and Alpha Foxtrot, offering a comprehensive look at the latest industry innovations.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of new firearms and accessories showcased at SHOT Show Day 2. It covers innovations from Desert Tech, Geissele, Q, Jacob Grey, Palmetto State Armory, Kimber, Springfield Armory, KelTec, and Magpul, highlighting advancements in ammunition, rifle platforms, pistol designs, and tactical gear. The expert coverage delves into technical specifications and unique features, offering insights into the latest industry trends.

TheYankeeMarshal, an experienced firearm enthusiast, reviews the SIG P229, highlighting its strengths as a double-stack 9mm handgun. He positions it as a top-tier option, comparable to the Beretta 92, due to its excellent ergonomics, hammer-fired DA/SA action with a manual decocker, and overall dependability. The review touches upon previous experiences with 2011 platforms like the Springfield Prodigy and Kimber KDS9C, suggesting a shift in preference towards the P229's design.

The 2011 platform represents a significant upgrade over traditional handguns, particularly polymer-framed striker-fired models. Its superior single-action trigger, enhanced recoil control due to a low bore axis and metal frame, and increased capacity (20+ rounds) make it a high-performance choice. Modern 2011s offer custom-quality features out-of-the-box, acting as a 'cheat code' for shooting accuracy and speed, while also being a mechanical work of art.

This episode of Classic Firearms features a post-SHOT Show and pre-IWA discussion with Brandon, Josh, and Ryan. They cover highlights from SHOT Show 2023, including a significant presence of suppressors, new entrants in the AR market, and exciting new pistol innovations. Specific mentions include the SCAR Gen 2, the L85 rifle (and its historical nickname), and the Strategic Sciences MFD. The conversation also touches on potential future releases and audience requests.

The reviewer expresses regret over purchasing the Canik SFx Rival, not due to performance, but its aesthetic. Despite acknowledging its excellent striker-fired trigger and overall package, the grey and gold color scheme is disliked, leading to a wish for the all-black version. This highlights how personal preference in aesthetics can influence firearm satisfaction.

The Canik TTI Combat is a collaboration with Taran Tactical Innovations, featuring aggressive grip textures and a 21-round capacity with TTI base pads. It boasts slide serrations, lightning cuts, and an integrated compensator for recoil reduction. The pistol includes an RMR cut, MeCanik optic, and a flat-faced trigger, offering significant value for its price point.

The Beretta A300 Ultima Patrol is presented as a high-value tactical shotgun for home defense, leveraging a reliable gas system and robust construction. It offers excellent ergonomics with oversized controls and manageable recoil, even with heavy loads. The setup demonstrated, including a Steiner MPS red dot and HRT light, enhances its effectiveness for rapid target acquisition and defensive scenarios.

This satirical short demonstrates exaggerated 'internet operator' shooting tactics, including rapid fire and dramatic posturing. It highlights a customized Glock-style pistol with a red dot, light, and compensator, holstered in a Safariland-style retention system. The video humorously critiques amateur tactical trends while showcasing proficient firearm handling.