Bullpup

The term "bullpup" refers to the construction of a firearm where the action is located behind the trigger and magazine, hence behind the stock. This allows shortening the length of the weapon without compromising barrel length, increasing maneuverability and reducing the overall length of the firearm. This can be advantageous especially for combat situations requiring a compact and maneuverable weapon. The bullpup design is used in various types of firearms, including assault rifles, shotguns, and sniper rifles (for example, the popular SRS platform in airsoft).

Here are some examples of bullpup firearms:

1. FN P90: Belgians returned to the market with this unique firearm, characterized by its compact design and high efficiency.

2. Kel-Tec KSG: This American shotgun is known for its dual magazine and the ability to shoot two different types of ammunition without the need for reloading.

3. Kel-Tec RDB: Another firearm from Kel-Tec with a bullpup design, offering reliable performance and compact dimensions suitable for various types of use.

4. FN F2000: Modern Belgian assault rifle with a non-traditional appearance and ergonomic design.

5. IWI Tavor: Israeli assault rifle with a wide range of variants and customization options to suit the user's needs.

6. Steyr AUG: This Austrian design brings innovative technologies and reliable performance in a very compact package.

7. SAR 21: Singaporean assault rifle with advanced technologies and the ability for easy maintenance and repairs.

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