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The AUG Assault Rifle
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reyk
United States21 Posts
and I almost forgot... | ||
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TyrantPotato
Australia1541 Posts
it looks funky | ||
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LoLAdriankat
United States4307 Posts
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Rorra
Australia1066 Posts
On February 21 2011 16:25 reyk wrote: The Steyr Aug. Semi Automatic Australian assault rifle. The Steyr Aug is Austrian bro | ||
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yB.TeH
Germany419 Posts
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vek
Australia936 Posts
-- Hah... I never knew that gun was actually manufactured in Australia. I always assumed it came from somewhere in Europe. It is pretty funky looking. I think the A3 variant was in Bad Company 2? Games are pretty much the only experience I have with guns lol. + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/62/Steyr_AUG_A3.jpg) | ||
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aimaimaim
Philippines2167 Posts
and i ask, as always, 'does it fire uranium 238 shells? if no, then its not space age in anyway' | ||
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Disregard
China10252 Posts
America has tried to come up with many bullpup type designs but they all get scraped. They have so many branches of military, it would take a huge logistical feat and large amount of of funding to phase out the ridiculous amounts of heavily modified and customized AR15s. I remember reading about the Army trying to replace their standard Berreta sidearm but it took to much effort and they kept it as is. | ||
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elmizzt
United States3309 Posts
On February 21 2011 16:25 reyk wrote: The Steyr Aug. Semi Automatic Austrian (edit my bad xD) assault rifle. The action is behind the trigger group. Which gives you a short barrel, than the AK, with much better maneuverability, it has a reflex sight. You can see down the sight and uh its a tritium (i think) sight so it doesn't need batteries. BANG BANG BANG BANG, if starcraft marines had these rifles, they would be killing zombieclown(zerg/terran/toss) all day. The only thing about this rifle is that it has a bullpup design. The whole setup is about 2000 dollars, so I hope you enjoyed this blog. and I almost forgot... Is this photoshopped? | ||
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vek
Australia936 Posts
On February 21 2011 16:44 Disregard wrote: Pretty sure Australia actually uses it as their main rifle too. America has tried to come up with many bullpup type designs but they all get scraped. They have so many branches of military, it would take a huge logistical feat and large amount of of funding to phase out the ridiculous amounts of heavily modified and customized AR15s. I remember reading about the Army trying to replace their standard Berreta sidearm but it took to much effort and they kept it as is. Yeah our army does use it as the main rifle. You always see it on the news but I just think of Counter-Strike every time. I think New Zealand does too but I'm not sure about this. | ||
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reyk
United States21 Posts
Is this photoshopped? Oh, silly. Think much more expensive and complex when it comes to editing tools. | ||
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BasilPesto
Australia624 Posts
On February 21 2011 16:47 vek wrote: Yeah our army does use it as the main rifle. You always see it on the news but I just think of Counter-Strike every time. lol, same here. It's a beautiful weapon. | ||
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Gryffes
United Kingdom763 Posts
![[image loading]](http://www.avoision.com/portnoy/images/2011/january/SteyrAUG_DieHard.jpg) | ||
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Daria
Australia500 Posts
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madnessman
United States1581 Posts
![[image loading]](http://en.valka.cz/files/sar21_118.jpg) Singapore's version. It looks baller, it's easy to strip/assemble/clean, the factory 1.5x 'scope' is factory zero-ed, and it's pretty accurate. It's a little bit heavier than a M16 though so that kind of sucks... | ||
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dogabutila
United States1438 Posts
On February 21 2011 18:23 madnessman wrote: Singapore's version. It looks baller, it's easy to strip/assemble/clean, the factory 1.5x 'scope' is factory zero-ed, and it's pretty accurate. It's a little bit heavier than a M16 though so that kind of sucks... Singapore's bullpup is the SAR21. Not quite an AUG or derivative. Just because it is another bullpup does not make it related. On February 21 2011 16:29 LoLAdriankat wrote: Why won't the US military switch to bullpup rifles like the rest of the world? They're pretty much better than standard assault rifles in every way possible. Standard bullpups have the same potential range as standard assault rifles and they're viable in close quarters environments at the same time. Have you ever tried reloading one at speed? I like how the designs of bullpup type weapons force you to keep tight, but anybody with training does so instinctively. It really only helps brand new shooters. The design of the platform makes it very awkward to reload at speed. No matter how proficient you become at doing it, you WILL be slower then a traditional M4/AR type platform. | ||
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GGitsJack
New Zealand426 Posts
yes im clueless about guns. | ||
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Zilver
Finland282 Posts
I can't imagine it being as easy since the mag is behind your handle and that is a major support point, I'm only experienced with firing the valmet rk-62 at 150 meters. | ||
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besiger
Croatia2452 Posts
The Aug is a mean bastard but the FN2000 has my <3, I just wish it was legal to own assault rifles  ![[image loading]](http://www.acmeairsoft.com/images/GandG%20fn2000.jpg) also if you like guns, this site is awesome http://world.guns.ru/assault/be/fn-f2000-e.html | ||
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dogabutila
United States1438 Posts
Having said that, I don't know how one would shoot in a prone supported position with a bullpup. | ||
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