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Review: Bond Arms Bullpup 9mm
After firing the Bond Arms Bullpup 9mm, I came away with a good impression. Despite the pistols light weight and…Read More >
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Kel-Tec Adds RDB M43 Bullpups in 2015
Kel-Tec’s new-for-2015 RDB M43 bullpup ejects downward, pushing spent cases out of the way and out of the vision of the shooter. Read on to see how it’s done.
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From Range Toys to Long Range: Five Cool New Firearms
From range toys to long range, these five new firearms are undoubtedly cool—no matter your reasoning for purchasing. Daniel Defense’s DDM4v11 is an affordable AR-15, but in no way made just for entry level. Cheaper Than Dirt carries the only AR-15 platform rifle chambered for .30-06 made by Noreen Firearms. JRC makes bugging out by the sea almost fun, Smith & Wesson’s M&P 22 Compact is made right here in America and for bullpup fans who won’t wait for the Kel-Tec KSG, we have the perfect alternative—the UTAS-USA Hunting pump action shotgun in Next G1 camo.
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Art of the Gun: IWI Tavor
The IWI Tavor just recently came to the US, and it has gotten a lot of press. Though we’ve written about it before, here’s why we selected the Tavor as this week’s Art of the Gun.
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SHOT 2014 — Kel-Tec’s New Bullpups the M43 and RDB
Kel-Tec unveiled prototypes of the M43 and RDB at SHOT Show 2014. They both operate on an adjustable short-stroke gas piston system and are chambered for 5.56mm NATO/.223 Remington. Both bullpups have a longer bolt travel than you are more likely used to, but this helps with controlling full-auto versions. Three of the awesome features that jump out at me of both the M43 and RDB are the downward ejection, fully interchangeable parts between the bullpups and 100 percent ambidextrous controls. Both feature a 17.5-inch barrel with a ½x28 thread ready for a muzzle brake or suppressor.
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SHOT 2014 — Will the Bullpup unseat the AR? Desert Tech’s Micro Dynamic Rifle
If the AR platform has a challenger going forward, it may not be the AK. Although not new, the bullpup design affords the versatility and shootability of an AR with the same length barrel, but an overall shorter length rifle. The bullpup seems to offer all of the advantages without any of the disadvantages. Last year, IWI saw success with its bullpup design—the Tavor. For 2014, Desert Tech is introducing its own bullpup—the Micro Dynamic Rifle (MDR).
Range Reports
Range Report: IWI Tavor TSB16 5.56 NATO
The recently available Israel Weapon Industries (IWI) Tavor SAR, a bullpup rifle chambered in 5.56 NATO, is creating quite a stir among gun cognoscenti. Here’s how it performed for us at the range.
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The Travel Size .50 BMG
Admittedly, I’ve never been a huge fan of bullpups. It is more than just the way they look. Much of the bullpup market relegates itself to badly fitting aftermarket conversions that take a fair amount of dremeling and hammering to make a proper fit.
Firearms
Shortie and Shorter Yet
Not everyone feels the need for fifteen shot capacity of the KSG. Some people however want shorter length for the…Read More >
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EAA to Import New .22 Tanfoglio “Appeal” Bullpup Carbine
The first photos have surfaced of a new rimfire carbine made by Tanfoglio in Italy. It’s a bullpup design and…Read More >