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IggyHazard (Saturday 6th of September 2008 02:24:35 PM)

Brilliant! I'd interested in the internal mechanics. How'd they manage the forward ejection? It's obviously different than the FN/Herstal concept because there's no "shelf" running along the side.

Shadowhunter712 (Monday 1st of September 2008 10:01:36 AM)

This would be an awsome wepon. It would be just as good for like cjs19kilo said military personal that really can't work with a fullsized AR. But also for airplanes, like airliners so that our law enforcement up there don't just have a pistol but don't make themselfs a bigger target by having a fullsized assult rifle. I hope this comes out soon.

derkrieger92 (Saturday 26th of July 2008 01:59:43 PM)

Because its easier to cry and get public support on how guns are "dangerous" than it is to actually try and keep criminals from getting them. Sad because making stuff illegal only keeps it out of the hands of normal law-abiding citizens. If a criminal plans on using a gun to hurt someone he doesn't care if its illegal to own.

cjs19kilo (Sunday 22nd of June 2008 11:02:06 PM)

I'm an Abrams tank commander, and I would LOVE to have this instead of the M-4s and M16s we currently get issued. It would allow all crew members of the tank to stow their weapon in their respective station, instead of in the sponson boxes. Since it's a bullpup, it wouldn't be much of a decrease in lethality from the M-4. Issue me this with a full-auto selector and give me a Sig to replace my M9 and I'll be happy as a pig in s**t. Good stuff, Magpul.

BKQaudStack3r (Saturday 5th of July 2008 10:17:55 AM)

That's what I'm trying to tell my friend. This gun would be an ideal sidearm for tank crews and pilots. It's small, light, and easy to store. My Uncle is an Apache Longbow pilot and he was impressed when I showed this to him. He could keep it in the cockpit and not give it a second though because of it's size. Thanks for the good first hand opinion. Good luck and god bless out in the field.

sargon08 (Sunday 22nd of June 2008 03:16:01 AM)

make it in 6.8mm just like the LWRC PSD !! plzzz .

bullpup762 (Friday 20th of June 2008 08:08:41 AM)

One very significant advantage I noticed was the fact it uses a gas piston system and not direct-impingement, so it will be much more reliable than any M16 or M4. But, since it only has a 12" barrel, velocity will be affected, something M4 already has a problem. The fact it is a bullpup quickly caught my attention though. If Magpul continues to work on it, possibly chamber it for other calibers, it could turn out to be very promising.

recruit71 (Wednesday 11th of June 2008 03:00:24 AM)

This would make for a great PDW. Much better than an MP5 or any sub gun.

turboMATRIX03 (Thursday 5th of June 2008 07:32:11 PM)

12.5 barrel is too short for 300meter shots all civilian rifles need a 16in barrel and 26in overall lenght unless u SBR it its little more difficult to get expert or even sharpshooter with the m4 the longer barrel and sight radius helps i dont see how you would clear a jam it looks like the foward ejecting keltec .308 rifle with the crappy mags the army use to issue us id rather have a TAVOR compact or steyr aug

bighitter42 (Tuesday 22nd of April 2008 09:00:06 AM)

Oh man, I want everything that the magpul guys make. I want to job there. F-ing cool.