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This entry details the JK Armament CCX and 12ga Shotgun Suppressor (Breacher). The CCX is a short, light 9mm suppressor requiring no booster, priced at $475. The 12ga Breacher is an all-titanium suppressor for the Genesis 5" FA shotgun, retailing for $1,495. Both are presented as available now.

Palmetto State Armory showcased the Sabre Key, an under-barrel 12 gauge shotgun, at SHOT Show 2026. This Short-Barreled Shotgun (SBS) utilizes a proprietary M203-style mounting system compatible with M4A1 profile AR-15 barrels. Thanks to NFA tax changes and a partnership with Capital Armory, it can be shipped directly to consumers. Production is slated to follow the release of the 570 pump and semi-auto models.

This video provides an expert-level demonstration and analysis of the 5.56 Drone Round, a specialized multi-projectile ammunition designed to counter Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) threats. The host, from Administrative Results, showcases the L and K variants, tests their penetration through various barriers, compares them to traditional shotgun buckshot, and evaluates their terminal ballistics on a human torso gel dummy. The content highlights the round's effectiveness and tactical application for infantry units.

This guide covers key firearm and accessory highlights from SHOT Show 2024 Industry Day at the Range, as presented by high-tier influencer Matt Carriker. It details new products like the SOLGW 6mm MAX, HUXWRX suppressors, Genesis Arms Gen 12, and Q Boombox, alongside advancements in AGM thermal optics. The insights focus on performance data and unique features observed during testing.

This guide details the advanced 'cheeking' technique for shooting stockless shotguns like the Mossberg 590 Shockwave, as demonstrated by Rhett Neumayer of Demonstrated Concepts. It focuses on achieving a compact shooting posture, managing 12 Gauge recoil through biomechanics, and utilizing grip torque for stability. The instruction emphasizes proper stance, body mechanics, and precise hand placement for safe and effective operation in confined spaces.

This video showcases the author's "Course Loadout" for a 3-day shotgun class at Thunder Ranch. The description details a comprehensive list of gear, including clothing from Lems, Prometheus Design Werx, and Sitka, as well as specialized tactical equipment from Ops Core, Smith, SKD Tactical, Spiritus Systems, ESSTAC, and Lunar Concepts. Specific firearms mentioned are a Henry Single Shot Shotgun and a Gen-12 SBS by Genesis Arms, both equipped with HUXWRX Ventum 12K suppressors, Burnproof Gear suppressor covers, and EOTech optics. The loadout also includes a True North Concepts Grip Stop and an Evo Sling. The video appears to be a gear review and setup walkthrough for a tactical shotgun course.

This video, from PewPewDingers, features an experienced speaker discussing the legal implications of attaching a vertical foregrip to a pistol, specifically the FN SCAR 15P. The speaker highlights that doing so under current ATF regulations would classify the firearm as an Any Other Weapon (AOW), potentially leading to felony charges. The content serves as a cautionary explanation of specific firearm accessory regulations.

This video, presented by PewPewDingers, clarifies common firearm modifications that can lead to felony charges if not properly registered under NFA regulations. It specifically addresses the illegal addition of vertical grips to pistols and stocks to pistols, which create SBRs. The video also touches on state-specific magazine capacity restrictions, using California as an example. The instructor demonstrates these points using a Sig Sauer MPX setup.

This video demonstrates an indoor range session with an FN M249 SAW machine gun, featuring experienced handling and operation. The guide covers the basic steps from arrival and setup to loading, charging, and firing the weapon in full-auto. It highlights the use of a Trijicon ACOG optic and 5.56x45mm NATO ammunition in a controlled environment.

This guide details the setup, loading, and precision firing of the Browning 1919 machine gun. It covers mounting the weapon on a tripod, properly loading a belt-fed ammunition system, charging the firearm, and utilizing the adjustable rear ladder sight for accurate single shots. The demonstration highlights the weapon's capability for precision firing, even in a semi-automatic or single-shot capacity.