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A CZ he ignored for months, then a $5,000 2011 to check it

TFB TV's one new video returns to the P-10 C seven years after its first review, now ported, topped with an Aimpoint and chosen as the base of the Bundeswehr's P13.

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TFB TVStory of October 2, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

I Didn’t Care About This Gun Until I Shot It

On an ordinary day TFB TV's library draws something over 100,000 views, and the days around its single new upload sat a little under that. The upload itself did not: twelve hours in, "I Didn't Care About This Gun Until I Shot It" had passed 137,000 views.

The gun is the CZ P-10 C, which the channel reviewed almost seven years ago and, by the description's own admission, filed away as one more Glock 19 alternative. CZ then sent the newer ported version with an Aimpoint COA sight, and it sat unopened for months. The video picks up the pistol's story since then, including its selection as the basis for the German army's new P13 service pistol, before heading to the range. The results, the description says, were good enough to send the host back to the vault for a $5,000 STP 2011, just to see whether he really shoots the expensive gun better. Hollow points, shooting on the move and a verdict on whether it joins his carry rotation round out the chapters.

Behind it, James Reeves' two-week-old KelTec RDB review, a bullpup he had been trying to get on the channel since 2017, has passed 400,000 views and keeps a steady trickle going, as does a tour inside SIG Sauer's Swiss factory, where SG550 rifles were frozen, heated and dunked.

Among the weapons and military channels near its size, TFB TV sits in the middle. TAOFLEDERMAUS and sootch00 are running above their usual pace, while Skallagrim, Military Arms Channel and The Tank Museum are a little quieter than normal, much like TFB TV itself.

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