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10/18/2014 4:46:19 AM
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It's a bull pup design. Common in some firearms today. Look up the Steyr-AUG or the IWI Tavor. Both real life bull pup assault rifles that place the magazine and bolt/chamber/action behind or right above the firing controls. The benefits of this design are you can still have a standard barrel length in a very compact overall length. The downside is slightly less efficient weapon manipulations.
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Hi, thanks for the response. I can understand that it is a bull pup design, but even in a bull pup design, cartridges are loaded vertically into the above chamber. There is an empty space (Thumb hole) between the chamber and the magazine well.
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Ohh gotcha. I've never examined them that close I've only taken notice that they are bull pups. Now I've got to go look myself!
