The 9mm Bizon is finally here! LM Ironwerks: Shot Show 2025

This video provides an overview of the American-made PP-19 Bizon from LM Ironwerks, highlighting its in-house construction using 4140 billet and components from AK Builder. The discussion focuses on the unique 3D-printed helical magazines made from PA12 carbon fiber nylon, their capacity variations for different calibers (9x19mm, 9x18mm, 7.62x25mm), and the internal stainless steel printed elevator. The presenter also notes the firearm's availability and upcoming shipping schedule.

Micah Mayfield provides an in-depth review of the US-made LM Ironworks PP-19 Bizon, detailing its historical context, operational quirks, and collector appeal. Despite a high price point and some reliability issues with prototype magazines and optics, Mayfield highlights the firearm's unique 'grail gun' status for enthusiasts and gamers. The review emphasizes the Bizon's place as a predecessor to the Vityaz (KP-9) and its significance as a functional import alternative.

This livestream recap of 2025 features discussions on new firearm releases, industry trends, and personal experiences from the Classic Firearms team. Key topics include the Glock Gen 6, the evolving firearm market with more affordable options, and memorable show experiences like the NRA and Enforce Tac. The team also touches on personal builds, favorite firearms of the year, and the impact of new regulations like the removal of the $200 tax stamp for suppressors.

FN has officially discontinued the commercial legacy SCAR series in the US, including the 16S, 17S, and 20S models. However, this does not affect global military production, and support and parts for existing commercial models will remain available for a period. Rumors and leaked images suggest a potential successor, possibly named SCAR Mark III or FN 264 IWS, which may feature new cartridge technologies and an updated design, potentially being unveiled at Shot Show 2025 or 2026.

SNT Motiv, a successor to Daewoo, is reintroducing Daewoo-pattern rifles to the US market, manufactured in Las Vegas, NV. The video highlights the K2C1, a modernized version of the classic K2, featuring an 18.3-inch barrel, a gas piston operating system, and a full-length Picatinny rail. The K2C1 offers an AR-style buffer tube for adjustable length of pull and is a new offering not previously available in the US.

This video showcases an American-made SVD Dragunov variant from Armory USA, presented at Shot Show 2025. The firearm is chambered in 7.62x54R and features a 4148 TR Billet lower and billet carrier. The company plans to offer various configurations, including match-grade versions in .308 Winchester and 6.5 Creedmoor, with a base model expected in late Q3/early Q4.

This guide details the technique for firing and reloading the Yugo SKS M59/66, as demonstrated by Klayco47. It covers the use of stripper clips for rapid magazine loading and emphasizes the rifle's accuracy potential. The demonstration highlights efficient operation of this classic surplus firearm.

This guide details the technique for firing and cycling the Spanish Cetme FR8 rifle, as demonstrated by Klayco47. It covers manual loading, chambering via bolt action, aiming with iron sights, firing a suppressed shot, and ejecting the spent casing. The demonstration emphasizes proper bolt manipulation and effective use of the rifle's iron sights.

This video details a high-volume fire stress test on a Palmetto State Armory AK-47, pushing the firearm to its limits. Klayco47, a recognized authority in AK-47 testing, demonstrates the rifle's resilience as its polymer handguards ignite and burn during sustained firing. The test progresses to using a 75-round drum magazine, showcasing the AK's ability to function despite extreme heat and visible flames, highlighting the robust nature of the platform under duress.

This video showcases a Palmetto State Armory Spiker AK undergoing a high-stress, full-auto firing test. Instructor Klayco47 demonstrates the potential for thermal failure, with the wooden handguards igniting due to extreme heat buildup. The content highlights the importance of understanding firearm limitations under sustained firing conditions.