i'd pick the Tavor closely followed by the F2000 south Korean DAR-21 looks pretty kick ass too
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i'd pick the Tavor closely followed by the F2000 south Korean DAR-21 looks pretty kick ass too
Tavor, fully ambidextrous :thumbsup:
I've used the carbine and sub-compact versions of the Galil before, would be happy to use Israeli kit again.
Tavor and a P90 would be nice. Kel Tec RFB would be cool if they were dependable.
MSAR MCS 9mm
9mms such a puss round.
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It's cheap to shoot for fun which is about the only reason I'd buy a bullpup because they're all pretty badQuote:
Originally Posted by CreepingDeath
(DTA SRS)
be interesting to see if the modern bullpups triggers are better than the older bullpups such as the famas, I've never had the privilege to shot one myself but the tavor is very versatile switch out barrels uber quick
"In March 2013, it was reported that IWI would be making an X95 Tavor chambered in 7.62 NATO. U.S. experience in Iraq and Afghanistan and Israel experience in Lebanon prompted the need for moving to a caliber with greater lethality and range"
awesome^^^
Agree, the Tavor.
I've had a burn on an AUG. The trigger was better than I expected. Sorta felt like the trigger on an xbox control, just heavier.
Bullpup?
I would pick the one with the darkest eyes and that came up to me quiet boldly, and that didn't carry its tail over its back.
The rest of this thread I simply don't understand.
Definitely.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tahr
It would have to be that shitbox SKS in bullpup chassis on TM atm, cheap as at around $1900:D
None. Bullpups are ugly as sin.
They're so short though! and making use of all that wasted space. If only they were better.
talk to me again after you've had a go with an MP5 on burst mode :DQuote:
Originally Posted by CreepingDeath
The theory is good and probably in practice too but an ugly chick is still ugly no matter how awesome her personality is.Quote:
Originally Posted by gimp
Aug:cool:there all ugly but serve a purpose i was told by an xpert what the purpose of a bullpup was but it wasnt interesting so I have forgotten ,there is something you get use to with a bullpup(Aug) is the feel and sound of the working parts right by your face, the thing you learnt to listen to the most was the spring in the fireing pin assembly.Funny story.........we were doing a feild ex and just happend to watch as some other grunts drag'd a Tf wounded per out thru a doorway on his back sily bugger's didnt take the rifle off the tf guy so his scope got hooked into the jam of the door so they pulled harder........................ping!!!!!! snaped the rear end clean off the scope! the tf jumped up the grunts went shit!!!! and the WO 1 who happend to also be watching laughed his ass off.
yes but there is a high chance youd do her with the light off so long as it didnt get out to your mates!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Normie
purpose is urban warfare / house clearing
same length barrel in a shorter package
Nah that wasnt the reason..... it was ambidextrus cheep to operarte and can be used in alot of diff roles which suited nz def .told you it wasnt interestingQuote:
Originally Posted by ebf
are all the NZDF steyrs the same length ? or do you have shorter versions for tanks, truckies etc ?
But you still know what you're doing.
Probably don't feel the same thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Tussock
Cool vid with nice trace. You're kind of flavour too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuL58LCC9i4
yep short one for lav's and there were a few heavy barrel with bipods around but i personly never seen one in my time.Quote:
Originally Posted by ebf
Brand whore. :thumbsup:
desert tech MDR 308
I own two bullpups, a aug and a 10/22 in a redjacket stock.
Both are cool toys but apart from the short length (and I LOVE short guns) that is only of marginal benefit 99.9%of the time in my world I would say the only benefit is that they are much much easier to hold up and towards a target for extended periods of time-handy on the back of a ute bouncing across paddocks etc.
mag changes suck!
Triggers suck! Even after graphite etc.
Would I buy more bullpups, sure-because of the cool toy factour not because I think they are better tools for what I need.
If I was a soldier fighting from transport in built up areas I would consider them, but as I will never be on that situation they are just toys
This reminds me that I must hide or remove the makers name in my .22 stock due to his sleaze bag ways
"This reminds me that I must hide or remove the makers name in my .22 stock due to his sleaze bag ways"
huh? ....... tell me more
The guy from Red Jacket Firearms, in addition to committing crimes against good taste in firearms, is a child molesterQuote:
Originally Posted by stumpy
Also: my answer is still a 9mm AUG that takes Glockmags.
I'm sure the rest of the folk at RJF are OK......
And I still want a ZK22.
How did you get yours, @res?
The arrests continue......2 'Sons of Guns' reality stars arrested on cruelty to juvenile c - WFSB 3 ConnecticutQuote:
Originally Posted by Gerbs
I'm surprised nobody has started importing the FNH F2000. If a longer barrel was ordered, it would appear to be A Cat compliant.
As long as GC isn't involved, it might actually be affordable.
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It looks like a boat
Maybe it floats too.
res do you want to improve your aug trigger all i did was put a piece of stainless strap around the sear will take a photo and post it when i get off my arse
I would be interested in seeing thatQuote:
Originally Posted by carlhurley
I bought it of another forum from a guy who I think thought making it legal length was to hard. I then slapped a already e cat 10/22 into it with a longer aftermarket barrel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gerbs
They are a completely a cat legit stock so importing one should be easy,and I historically have ordered other red jacket parts from them with no problems
