3D-printed titanium with Purposely Induced Porosity?! The PTR Vent at CANCON East 2024!

This video provides an expert overview of the new HUXWRX FLOW 45M suppressor from a HUXWRX Safety Co. representative at SHOT Show 2026. The suppressor features a 3D printed titanium construction, a flow-through design, and modularity. It boasts broad caliber compatibility and is currently shipping.

This guide details the installation and disassembly of the HUXWRX FLOW 45M modular suppressor, as presented by a HUXWRX representative at SHOT Show 2026. The suppressor is constructed from 3D-printed titanium and features a unique flow-through design. Key aspects include its modularity for different configurations, easy disassembly using a standard 1/2-inch drive ratchet, and versatile mounting options for various firearms.

This video introduces the Daniel Defense NULL9Ti suppressor, a 3D printed titanium device designed for Pistol Caliber Carbines (PCCs). It emphasizes its lightweight (4.4 oz), weldless construction, and over 75% reduction in muzzle noise. The suppressor features high-flow architecture to mitigate blowback and toxic gas, ensuring a cleaner shooting experience. It offers Mini HUB compatibility and comes with Daniel Defense's lifetime warranty, showcasing the brand's 25 years of innovation in sound suppression.

This video from Shot Show 2024 introduces new PTR firearms, including the PTR 63, which features HK-style design with AR grip and magazine compatibility. It also highlights the PTR 9RS 'Reverse Stretch' (a hybrid of KT and CT models) equipped with a new four-position collapsible stock and a 3D-printed titanium Vent Suppressor. Additionally, new shotgun models, including an AOW and a breacher version, are showcased. Pricing and release timelines are provided for these new offerings.

This video showcases the unboxing of a PTR 9CT, a firearm often compared to the iconic MP5. The presenter, a casual enthusiast, reveals the firearm stored in a custom case alongside accessories like a red dot optic, translucent magazines, and a suppressor. The presentation highlights the firearm's tactical configuration and the organized storage of the gear.

Sig Sauer introduced three new suppressors at their SIG Next event: the Hexom series, the Tin Can, and the Endure. The Hexom series features a hub taper direct thread mount, low back pressure, and is available in 5.56, 7.62x39, and 300 Blackout. The Tin Can and Endure are designed for bolt-action rifles, utilizing 3D printed titanium cores and hub taper mounts, with the Endure specifically marketed as a hunting suppressor.

This guide details the technique for firing the Micro Uzi in full-auto, as demonstrated by Dave Merrill and Dave Rhoden on RECOILtv. It emphasizes proper grip, stock usage, and recoil management due to the firearm's high cyclic rate (1250 RPM). The instruction highlights the effectiveness of the compensator ports in controlling muzzle rise during intense firing sequences.

This video provides an expert-level look inside a real Ukrainian arms room in 2024, showcasing a diverse array of weaponry from Soviet-era relics to modern Western platforms. Host Iain Harrison, RECOIL's editor, details the logistical shift towards NATO standards and highlights specific weapon systems in use by Ukrainian forces in Eastern Ukraine. The entry emphasizes the practical application and integration of various firearms and munitions in a high-intensity conflict zone.

This entry details the extensive career of Billy Waugh, a legendary figure in US special operations and intelligence. It covers his early life, military service in Korea and Vietnam with Special Forces and SOG, pioneering HALO jump techniques, and advanced intelligence gathering operations in Africa. Waugh's expertise in clandestine surveillance, tracking high-value targets like Carlos the Jackal and Osama bin Laden, and utilizing night operations in challenging environments is highlighted.

This guide details the field stripping and basic operation of the PKM machine gun, as demonstrated by Iain Harrison of RECOILtv. It covers disassembly steps including barrel and bolt carrier group removal, as well as loading and unloading procedures. Harrison, an expert with high authority, highlights the PKM's Soviet construction and unique feeding mechanism compared to Western designs.