Shot Show 2023 Overview & Highlights

This video provides initial impressions of the Zermatt Arms Waltz 9, a premium striker-fired pistol featuring a unique roller locking block system. The reviewer highlights its innovative design, comfortable grip, and surprisingly soft recoil impulse, comparing it favorably against other high-end pistols like the Staccato and Wilson Combat. While acknowledging its hefty price tag and a slight learning curve with the trigger and grip angle, the Waltz 9 is presented as a potentially game-changing firearm in the market.

This review of the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) Krink-style rifle, after 1500 rounds, highlights its performance as a more accessible alternative to traditional Krinks. While acknowledging it's not a 'true' Krink due to its 5.56 NATO chambering and modern features, the reviewer finds it fun to shoot and notes its flat shooting characteristics. Initial reliability issues with steel-cased ammunition were reportedly resolved by honing the chamber, a modification discussed in the video.

This video reviews the Kahr X9, a new micro-9mm pistol that stands out for its remarkable magazine compatibility. The presenter highlights its ability to accept proprietary Kahr magazines, as well as magazines from popular platforms like the SIG Sauer X-Macro and Springfield Hellcat, with the use of specific grip sleeves. The review emphasizes the pistol's comfortable ergonomics, crisp double-action trigger, and potential as a versatile concealed carry option.

This video compares the PSA Krink in 300 Blackout to its 5.56 counterpart, detailing the unique gas system modifications required for the 300 BLK version. It includes shooting impressions, sound suppression tests with various ammunition types, and discusses the cost-effectiveness and reliability of 300 Blackout in this platform. The presenter, Mark, an affiliate of PSA, emphasizes his commitment to unbiased reviews, noting this firearm was provided by a viewer.

This video provides a detailed comparison between the Zastava M85 and the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) Krink, focusing on their features, reliability, accuracy, and aftermarket support. The presenter, Mark, highlights the Zastava M85's superior accuracy and magazine versatility, while acknowledging the PSA Krink's more modern features like a side rail for optics. Both firearms are presented as budget-friendly alternatives to authentic Krinkovs, with the Zastava M85 ultimately being the preferred choice for its proven reliability and accuracy.

This review assesses the PSA Krink after 2,000 rounds, focusing on reliability, accuracy, and wear. The presenter details experiences with the Resilient Putnik flow-through suppressor, including mounting challenges and solutions using a KeyMo adapter. Accuracy tests reveal mixed results, with better performance in competition than bench rest shooting, suggesting limitations for longer ranges.

This comprehensive review of the Taurus G2C after a 1,000-round endurance test provides an objective assessment of its performance. The host, demonstrating high authority through detailed testing and analysis, highlights the pistol's surprising reliability for its budget price point, while also addressing its historical brand issues and comparative accuracy limitations against higher-end models like the Sig Sauer P365.

This guide details the assembly of a budget-friendly PSA PA-10 Gen 2 rifle, focusing on purchasing upper and lower receivers separately to maximize savings. It covers the key components of both assemblies, including the barrel, rail, receiver materials, trigger, and stock. The build emphasizes practical components suitable for hunting applications.

This review covers the first 200 rounds fired through the GForce Arms GF25 semi-automatic shotgun. The reviewer, Mark from Fit'n Fire, notes its Turkish origin (Radikal) and AR-15-like controls. While generally reliable with high-velocity loads (1400+ FPS), minor issues like over-sprung magazines and a hot handguard were observed. The GF25 is presented as a potentially viable option for 3-gun competitors seeking an AR-style platform.

This review provides an in-depth look at the Taurus G2C after 500 rounds, highlighting its design, affordability, and surprisingly good trigger performance. The speaker, an experienced reviewer, details specific features that enhance handling and compares it favorably to competitors in its price bracket. The assessment includes practical insights into trigger mechanics and durability, offering a comprehensive perspective for potential buyers.