The marketplace for firearms in the US has not been this rich with options since the 1980s, and consumers now have more choices than they have in decades. In the crowded marketplace however, a few offerings stand out to us as being particularly neat or unusual. Well, with a big holiday around the corner it might be time to get yourself (or a very lucky loved one) a fantastic gift. In this list, we put forth 5 guns that would look great in any collection!

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Guns in this video:
FN SCAR
Tavor
FN P90 / PS90
Steyr AUG
CZ 805 BREN
SIG 550 / 556

The full transcript …

– [Voiceover] Hey guys, it’s Alex C. with TFBTV, and the topic of today’s video is going to be five great guns on the market.

Kinda no coincidence, I guess, that this is coming out before Christmas, so might miss the boat on giving a gun to your relatives, but you can always get that nice after Christmas gift for yourself, so we’re kickin’ off the video with a PS90 made by FN Herstal.

The PS90 is the civilian version of the P90, it’s a great gun, it has ambidextrous controls, including the safety right here, which you can actuate with your pointer finger, regardless of the fact that you’re left or right-handed.

It’s really kinda neat, because it’s got a very strange magazine that rotates around 90 degrees to feed, which I’ll show in a little bit, but this is, of course, a registered SBR, as you might notice.

Like I said, all the controls are ambi, including the magazine release.

You’ve got a charging handle located up front on both sides.

All in all, very easy gun to work, take apart, all that, and so on and so forth.

I also put a little micro-aim, or, excuse me, micro Acog on this gun, which is a really nice optic.

I also put a suppressor adaptor on there to go full tilt mall ninja.

Add that little extra giggle factor.

And of course, like I said, I’ll show the magazine right here, very cool, a lot of people have actually asked how this works.

You click in rounds like you would on a normal magazine, but you can see it rotates them 90 degrees, which is pretty cool, actually, making the PS90 something of an oddity.

I don’t use this for anything serious, other than plinking, so it’s kinda one of those guns in the safe that comes out just to put a smile on my face, and there’s really nothin’ wrong with that.

Although I suppose you could hunt rabbits and, well, if you’re a good shot, even maybe white-tailed deer or something.

Next up, that’s gonna be the FN SCAR.

This is a SCAR 16, that’s going to be the 5.56mm version.

The SCAR 16 comes in black, and this tri-colored situation where FN can’t really color match, so they decided, “Eh, screw it, we’ll just “make three different colors.” But I didn’t really care too much about that ’cause I’m not a color matching diva, I guess.

But the controls on the SCAR are also very nice; they’re ambidextrous, this is also made by FN, I guess FN’s figured that whole deal out, but…

The charging handle’s reciprocating, that’s one thing I don’t like about it.

You can see the magazine release is on both sides, which I do like about it.

The safety is in a position where it would be on an AR-15, which is nice if you’re coming from an AR-15.

It’s got a nice cheek comb, cheek riser situation, and a folding stock, unlike your run-of-the-mill AR-15, makin’ the SCAR kind of unique.

It also certainly doesn’t hurt that I think it really looks cool, this is a great-looking firearm, it comes in a lot of Hollywood movies these days, probably for that reason, but it’s also a functionally fantastic firearm, it offers a lot to the user, they’re a little expensive, but they are great, and of course, they also come in 7.62 by 51 if you’re one of the guys that decries 5.56 as a poodle shooting round, so anyways, next up is gonna be kind of a twofer.

A lot of people really like the AUG and a lot of people really like the Tavor, and at risk of starting a fight in the comments, I just went ahead and put both of ’em on here, because they both offer some features that people are gonna prefer; I prefer the AUG, personally, I like that you can pull the barrel out for cleaning or changing to a different caliber, length, what have you, and I also like that it comes with a foregrip that you can fold up in a more traditional posture.

And then of course fold it back down if you want a pistol grip.

Something I like about the Tavor is I like the QD sling swivels.

Which are really nice, actually, and I prefer the safety on the Tavor versus the AUG’s crossbolt style, I just am more familiar with the AR, so both great bullpups, either one would look great in your safe, and both of ’em are available now.

So next up is a variant of the Sig 556, these are still in the market but in a improved form, I’m not sure what improvements they made, but this, I guess, would be the older 5.56, although they still, or sorry, 556, but they still are on the market, they’re really cool, it’s an American-made version of the famous Sig 550 rifles.

There are some 550s in the United States, but pre-banned Sig 550s come in 10,000 dollars often, which is a whole lot of money.

However, these function the same, actually, they have that long stroke piston, they have a safety where it’s like on most rifles these days, they’ve got a folding stock, and they really are pretty well put together guns, a lot of guys don’t like the Exeter Sigs, and get on a high horse when they’re talking about them versus the old 550s, but these are cool guns, guys, and they take down just like an AR-15, in this regard, you can see me separate the two halves, making it pretty good, actually, as a little takedown rifle, if you wanted a substitute for an AR-15 for some reason.

They also do look pretty neat, and they function very reliably, at least my example has, and yeah, I don’t have anything negative to say about it, really.

So lastly we’ve got a kind of a new entry here, this a CZ 805 Bren pistol.

The reviews on these so far have been positive, look forward to our upcoming review on this pistol, and also I’m going to definitely SBR this, so if you’re gonna get this for yourself for Christmas, throw two 100 dollar bills in an envelope for yourself so you can go ahead and pay for that SBR stamp.

The controls are actually quite nice, it’s a lot like a SCAR, it’s got that reciprocating charging handle that you can switch sides with, ambidextrous magazine release, of course, you’ve got your safety where it is on, well, most rifles these days, and yeah, functions familiarly.

The muzzle break is also very pronounced and very nice, very good at doing what it does.

It’s got some irons that come with it, but they leave a little bit to be desired.

Those will probably get replaced, but it does have a nice full-length picatinny rail.

So the 805 offers a lot, and like I said, our upcoming review will be really cool, but anyways, I hope you enjoyed this video, it’s five kinda cool guns that are not an AR-15 that you may be looking for yourself after Christmas.

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