So, yeah, this is an AR parts using bullpup, whose upper receiver can be used on AR lowers.
Based on the comments of its designer on bullpupforum.com (bullpupforum.com/index.php?topic=13670.0), he's got a manufacturer who's at least willing to get him through the prototyping phase.
Personally, I think the fact that he doesn't have a carbine gas system version is going to be a big hurdle for a big manufacturer licensing the design, mostly because carbine length gas systems seem like the shortest tube length that can work with the longer gas key on this gun's BCG, and carbine length gas systems seem to be universal among different AR barrel types.
reminds me of this type of gun. a glorified furniture kit instead of a real bullpup. this new furniture kit looks much cooler but its still going to be mediocrity underneath.
trying to keep parts commonality ruins the gun. some things just have to be redesigned for a real bullpup.
Keep calling people "commie", and you might be surprised when they become one. :^)
Robert Flores
Edgy 16 year old.
Logan Jones
You where already one though.
Leo Reyes
Im sure u r right mr. engineer
Ryder Russell
You already are a commie and a failed tranny
Alexander Watson
no idea, but OP's pic is giving me massive ~1998-2004 old internet vibes
Sebastian Allen
>trying to keep parts commonality ruins the gun Honestly, at this point, you NEED the parts commonality to make the thing a viable product to a non-privately owned gun manufacturer. KelTec can do all sorts of weird shit because they're owned by one dude and do things in a way such that they're profitable.
Other companies won't do anything weird or inventive, because that shit doesn't sell when they can shit out ARs super cheap to people. So if you make a bullpup with AR parts, you lower the barriers to entry for both the manufacturer (hey, here's this thing you can make with parts you've already got) and the buyer (hey, this thing uses AR parts, so you can customize it the way you want or use it as a conventional rifle on an AR lower!).
Juan Davis
>40%
Ryder Cruz
>Commie Karl literally fits every stereotype of an atheist, libertarian, neckbeard. He’s pretty damn cringy, but he’s not a commie.
Samuel Ramirez
>probably $1500-2500 for a 1-2MOA gun Just because KAC gets away with it doesn't mean you will. We're looking at the next Hudson H9 people
Nathan Stewart
>another eceleb thread >ever trusting anything inrange shills after hmg and Hudson
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Henry Lewis
Keltec is fucking based. The guy who owns it went bankrupt like 3 times IIRC with gun companies so he basically said alright "fuck everything taught about business capitol, zero fucking debt or we don't make guns." That's why KelTec guns come out in batches. The 11% excise tax + costs to produce them must come first. That's also why buying new machines is slow af. He's also into eccentric shit with questionable viability. Basically Jow Forums but successful.
Dylan Perez
>fucks banker jews
Wtf I love keltec now
Elijah Davis
>on InrangeTV So it'll be delayed and have tons of problems upon release, all the while Ian and Karl shower it with praise?
Julian Reed
daily reminder that jesus was socialist kike hippy who died like a bitch
Nicholas Green
Fuck all sandnigger religion and anything based on it. INCLUDING Satanism.
Joseph Russell
its like he never grew out if that edgy teenage phase
Caleb Bailey
this. But 'Satanism' isn't real. Anton Lavey just wrote a book to sell to edgelords that couldn't figure out Gnosticism enough to understand thelema. 'Rational Satanism' is just hot topic atheism.
Dominic Bennett
Since this has a lot of parts compatibility with standard AR's, I think it has a very good chance of being successful assuming it isn't a complete turd and goes for less than $2,000. Midlength only gas will hinder it. If there was a carbine option, I'd be really interested in a 6.5 Grendel version, but oh well.
Logan Martinez
>Midlength only gas will hinder it. If there was a carbine option, I'd be really interested in a 6.5 Grendel version, but oh well. Supposedly, he's working on a rifle length gas system, but yeah, I feel you. I want a .300 Blackout version myself.
Nathan Lee
>libertarian TST is a far-leftist organization that promotes feminism, LGBT, and other leftist agendas. They are basically SJWs. There isn't a one libertarian thing about them.
>magazine behind the bolt Nope, never gonna catch on more than the AR
David Perez
>If there was a carbine option, I'd be really interested in a 6.5 Grendel version, but oh well. Oh fugg, that's a great idea. Finally a 6.5 bullpup that might be affordable.
Wyatt Flores
It seems simple enough, I guess... My only grip without having more details on it is that it looks like it has a really high sight-over-bore height. I'm also curious how they setup the fire control group. With the barrel (presumably) taking up a lot of space in the stock-ring where the buffer tube would normally sit, I wonder how they get it to actually function...
Christian Flores
>I'm also curious how they setup the fire control group. Only thing I know is that it takes regular AR parts and that the safety on the front is mechanically connected to the one in the back.
Also, it doesn't use a standard buffer spring, so my guess is it might telescope into the shortened altered BCG.
t. buttmad commie has no real retort go back to leftpol, scum.
Aiden Brooks
I mean, your reading comprehension is non-existent so lemme spell it out for you:
>recreational activity hosted by a magazine >being copy-paste reposted by a likely diverse community by an individual running the media account >using a multipurposed icon >going so far as to leverage artistic license to prevent the racial associations >instead implying state solidarity by using a Saguaro cactus, the state flower >decrying an elected official that is and has proven to be ill suited for his position >in a generally corrupt sociopolitical strata
