Saturday Movies: Notable New Products at IWA Outdoor Classics
IWA Outdoor Classics New Product Showcase
The IWA Outdoor Classics (Euro SHOT Show) event in Germany is the largest hunting/shooting/outdoor trade show outside North America. Every year the IWA Outdoor Classics showcases thousands of products from manufacturers from around the world. For this Saturday Movies Showcase we feature notable new rifles, pistols, and optics.
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To see other products on display in Germany this week, visit the IWA Outdoor Classics Product Showcase. Product names are listed alphabetically, and you can also search by product type and/or country. Images and descriptions of 335 Featured Products are available online..
This cool cutaway Feinwerkbau competition air rifle reveals inner working parts.
Walther RS3 Straight-Pull Bullpup Hunting Rifle
The new Walther RS3 hunting rifle is an innovative straight-pull, bolt-action rifle with bullpup-type stock. In the first video, TFBTV chats with Walther CEO Bernhard Knöbel about the new RS3 rifle, which blends traditional European hunting aesthetics with modern engineering. The premium RS3 features a handsome wood stock and deluxe refined finish. In the second video above, the respected All4Hunters channel examines the Walther CS3’s key features and what makes it stand out among high-end hunting rifles.
CZ TS 3 Orange Competition Pistol
The new CZ TS 3 Orange pistol was one of the more notable semi-auto pistols at the 2026 IWA Outdoor Classics. The CZ TS 3 ORANGE is the flagship model of the new CZ TS 3 competition series, developed for IPSC Optics and USPSA Limited Optics divisions. This new competition pistol has a great trigger, good balance, ported slide, and red-dot optic. This CZ factory video shows the new TS3 Orange being used in rapid-fire sessions.
Chiappa Rhino .44 Magnum Revolver
At IWA 2026 TFBTV checked out the Chiappa Rhino chambered in .44 Magnum, the latest large-frame addition to the Chiappa Rhino lineup. The Rhino’s low bore axis design fires from the bottom chamber of the cylinder. This reduces muzzle rise, making heavy calibers more controllable. This video examines the design, and explains how recoil impulse compares to traditional revolvers. Available in various finishes, this revolver can make high-energy cartridges more controllable.
Victrix Corvo CS Compact .50 BMG Rifle
This video features Victrix’s Corvo CS, a compact variant of their .50 BMG platform. Victrix designed the Corvo CS with an 18″ barrel and folding stock to create a more compact system while maintaining the capability of the .50 BMG cartridge. The Corvo CS features a stainless steel action and bolt, a 2-stage trigger, a folding stock, and multiple QD attachment points. The rifle includes a 45 MOA top rail, M-LOK interface, barricade stop, muzzle brake, and compatibility with Victrix monopod and bipod systems.
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Orion Clip-On Thermal Optic for Riflescopes
This new Orion C series clip-on thermal sight can be a major upgrade for hunters who want to see more in low-light conditions. The Orion mounts directly to the front of a conventional scope, and transforms the capabilities, giving it thermal, night-vision viewing ability. This Orion unit activates in 3 seconds and the battery runs for four hours.
New Series Veracity Rifle Scopes from Burris
This video features the new updated Veracity scope series from Burris. The 2026 Veracity riflescopes represents a complete redesign that elevates this proven platform with enhanced optical performance, refined ergonomics, and innovative new features to help hunters.
BONUS: Cutaway Inside Look into Hausken Rifle Suppressors
The 2026 IWA Outdoor Classics event is hosted in Nuremberg, Germany. Here’s an interactive map.
On the highly-respected Riflemans’ Journal blog, created by our late, dear friend German Salazar*, there was an excellent article about Cartridge Case-Head Separation. In this important article, Salazar (aka GS Arizona) examined the causes of this serious problem and explained the ways you can inspect your brass to minimize the risk of a case-head separation. As cases get fired multiple times and then resized during reloading, the cases can stretch. Typically, there is a point in the lower section of the case where the case-walls thin out. This is your “danger zone” and you need to watch for tell-tale signs of weakening.
