Surprised no one's said anything about this yet.

PSA:


TFB TV:
- smith and Wesson revolver


- Kel Tec: 5.7 top loader

Leupold:

https://www.leupold.com/blog/post/the-vx6hd-gen2-riflescope

The Glock Aimpoint COA has caught my attention

I am disappointed in the price on the S&W, seems a bit high to me. The kel tec is like most things they make, neat, fun and something I totally don't need but would love a buddy to buy so I can play with it.

I used to go every other year or so, but there were less and less innovative products each year, so I stopped going. Let us know what you see.

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I have never been but the lack luster of ingenuity is what I really expect year after year. I am always hopeful but am typically let down.

Palmetto is really the only one doing anything exciting. Everyone else is just creating Glock clones, adding serrations or ports/comps, and charging ridiculous amounts for anything and everything.

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I agree on the main but honestly, I really do feel like we are just about at the peak of the consumer chemical based firearms technology. Aside from some recoil mitigation efforts, concealabilities, maybe some new form factors, what else is there really left that is going to ooh and ahh YOY? Accessories might be a different story but firearms itself? The Alien seems to be the most drastic departure from the norm in ages and honestly it's not THAT revolutionary or anything IMO.

Agreed, I think we are at the Apex of the consumer market, and all people can do is say look at my shiny wheel we remade. Can't say I blame them and I wish I could do something but I can't so hats off to them.

I mean the only thing I could think of would be like what has already been done, cartridge-less like the G3 (I think that was it?). Or items like more affordable NV, thermals, etc.

Hell, even group folks together and tackle laws like SBR's and suppressors. Now's as good as a time as any.

ETA: I'm still interested in it all, so hopefully as the week progresses we hear about more and more stuff

I won't argue that many things have already been done as far as firearms go. However I'm sure this same thing has been said for years until someone comes up with something new.

http://redirect.viglink.com/?key=71fe2139a887ad501313cd8cce3053c5&subId=2842156&u=https%3A//www.youtube.com/watch%3Fapp%3Ddesktop%26v%3DECr10xWsfoo%26feature%3Dyoutu.be%26fbclid%3DIwY2xjawH6Hl9leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHd8Ulf1Nn5uBOBBRjjrjMPiOi6M3PKcyp1n8LHcwZ2EhUpxP4piYcSsDYw_aem_oO5hQO4ToZiitqQWoyIOqw

I'm very excited about what Lipseys has been offering lately. Not really Shot Show related but similar timing. The John Taffin edition Flattop Bisley and now this. No lock Mountain guns with a lot of nice features.

I know Bobby Tyler and Ronnie Wells worked very hard on the Bearhugs and I think the whole package came out perfect.

Injection molded knife by Magpul, pretty cool.

This is interesting. I would want to see what the accuracy and durability are, but I have been happy with my Arken scopes.

It would be a lot cooler if it was in 9x39

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I won't argue that many things have already been done as far as firearms go. However I'm sure this same thing has been said for years until someone comes up with something new.

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There's more than just innovation stagnation. Inflation and the ridiculous cost of materials and labor are also not helping.

Even if someone comes out with something really cool, it's almost impossible to keep it to the price range they would need right now to get mass adaptation. Same problem other industries with non-essential goods are having.

I'd still be a kid in a candy store out there, probably would be sick also like a kid thanks to all the germs

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Because 'Murca, that's why.

Long format video but some cool stuff

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Got an email from Shield Arms that they are releasing a modular pistol system soon.

TheVarian said:

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Agreed, I think we are at the Apex of the consumer market, and all people can do is say look at my shiny wheel we remade. Can't say I blame them and I wish I could do something but I can't so hats off to them.

I mean the only thing I could think of would be like what has already been done, cartridge-less like the G3 (I think that was it?). Or items like more affordable NV, thermals, etc.

Hell, even group folks together and tackle laws like SBR's and suppressors. Now's as good as a time as any.

ETA: I'm still interested in it all, so hopefully as the week progresses we hear about more and more stuff

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Agree with this.

We were talking about tbis on another board recently. The fact of the matter is that we are at a plateau in terms of what we can do with firearms currently. Everything "new" is a function of a new material, 3d printing or an angle change on a cartridge shoulder proclaiming it a leap in technology when it really isnt.

Until there is a true quantum leap in technology that deviates fom the basics of what firesrms are today, we will continue to see a flatline on truly new things.

I would like to see the industry focus on repeal of the NFA and continue to see suppressor design evolve and costs come down. Would also love to see things like thermal continue to advance in tech while costs find a way to come down.

I have very little interest in a new caliber, but a lot of interest in making the firearms i do own better.

Great video for all of our blade fans, host is short and concise, makes it easy to watch.

I would buy this.

In the vids I watched, it Looks like the whole show was heavy on the 7BC. Is that normal when a new round comes out? Or are they betting heavy on it?

I did like seeing the Athlon chrono that will be half the price of the Garmin. Can't wait til that comes out.

Lots of lever action stuff too.