IWA Show 2023 | New Guns That Are Coming To The US

This guide details how to effectively spray-paint a rifle for improved camouflage and concealment, drawing from expert instruction. The process emphasizes breaking up the firearm's outline using horizontal patterns and natural textures, rather than achieving a flawless aesthetic. Key steps include proper masking of sensitive components and strategic application of base and accent colors to blend with the environment.

This video is the first part of the SHOT Show 2023 coverage from Classic Firearms' secondary channel. The content focuses on various firearms manufacturers and brands, including FN, POF-USA, Staccato, Christensen Arms, Walther Arms, Maxim Defense, CZ-USA, Savage Arms, IWI US, and Arsenal. It also highlights gear from Magpul and StreamLight. The video mentions opportunities to win a Barrett M107A1 and encourages viewer interaction for future challenge ideas.

This video from Shot Show 2023 covers a wide array of new firearms and tactical gear. Key highlights include EOTech's OGL laser, new night vision and thermal optics from EOTech, Zastava's highly requested underfolder AKs and updated M77, Steiner's Predator 8 optics and laser rangefinding binoculars, Burris's Veracity PH scope with a HUD, Stag Arms' new chassis rifle and updated AR, Brigade Manufacturing's FAL/M4 hybrid, Mirror Safety's advanced gas masks and decon shower, Guesley's 6mm ARC and .308/6.5 Creedmoor rifles, Daniel Defense's R3 and Delta Pro updates, and the Vanquish 9 baffleless suppressed rifle. The coverage provides insights into product features, intended applications, and some technical specifications.

This video provides an in-depth look at numerous firearms and accessories showcased at SHOT Show 2023. Key highlights include new offerings from Kalashnikov USA, Benelli, Beretta, and Aero Precision, featuring updated rifle and shotgun models, innovative pistol designs, and advanced firearm components. The coverage also touches on new ammunition from Metaph and Fort Scott Munitions, as well as tactical accessories like lights and muzzle devices from Surefire.

This video details the Death Nut 3.0 Challenge, a spicy food challenge involving progressively hotter peanuts. The participants, identified as industry influencers from Classic Firearms, navigate through five levels of heat, culminating in a nut with 16 million Scoville units. The challenge highlights extreme capsaicin levels and the physical reactions associated with consuming intensely spicy food, with participants using sugar for recovery.