AR bullpup conversion.

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  • teratos

    My hair is amazing
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    Jan 22, 2009
    59,847
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    Looks interesting. I’ll wait for some reviews.

     

    Qbeam

    Ultimate Member
    Apr 16, 2008
    6,085
    Georgia
    In essence, collapse the stock, and put a fire control group in front of the magwell. Interesting concept, the buffer tube is the limiting factor for standard ARs.

    If it works for the newer buffer-tubeless ARs, it would be even shorter. Colt evidently came out with a conversion to buffer-tubeless, but it was in the neighborhood of $1200....

    Q
     

    outrider58

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    Jul 29, 2014
    50,089
    Looks interesting. I’ll wait for some reviews.

    Would it work on a BRN 180? That would give you unlimited length of pull adjustability.
     

    jrumann59

    DILLIGAF
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    Feb 17, 2011
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    cool concept but maybe a pic rail adapter for the buffer tube witha slight adjustable telscoping stock. those rails for the PDW stock on that setup just scream snag me on some thing.
     

    smokey

    2A TEACHER
    Jan 31, 2008
    31,539
    "I like shooting rifles, but I also like running my face over a cheese grater. I only wish there was a product that allowed me to shoot my AR while running my cheek over the top rail over and over again."
    I see this as an even worse idea than piston conversions for DI ARs. With the buffer tube still there, you don't really lose any length. You end up with a worse cheekweld(and risk of rail-face), a mile long length of pull, jenky trigger, and multiple safeties. Despite now having two safety levers, you still have the old mag release button to worry about....sooo... hope you don't have to reload quick.

    If you have an AR and want a bullpup... sell your AR, take the money you'd spend on this, and buy a tavor.
     

    alucard0822

    For great Justice
    Oct 29, 2007
    17,711
    PA
    "I like shooting rifles, but I also like running my face over a cheese grater. I only wish there was a product that allowed me to shoot my AR while running my cheek over the top rail over and over again."
    I see this as an even worse idea than piston conversions for DI ARs. With the buffer tube still there, you don't really lose any length. You end up with a worse cheekweld(and risk of rail-face), a mile long length of pull, jenky trigger, and multiple safeties. Despite now having two safety levers, you still have the old mag release button to worry about....sooo... hope you don't have to reload quick.

    If you have an AR and want a bullpup... sell your AR, take the money you'd spend on this, and buy a tavor.
    Could make it work provided a couple things. FM products gen 2 side charging upper with mil-spec receiver, pretty much the only way to fly, anything with a buffer tube and even a tiny PDW stock will have a huge LOP. That upper also has a charging handle in the rail, with this a handle at the back of the reciver would be silly, even a reciever mounted side charger would be uncomfortable. The absolute shortest Maxim PDW stock with a proprietary carrier and buffer adds 4", so 16.75" LOP MINIMUM. Figure they claim 9.75" added, so 12.75" LOP without a buffer tube, using the back of the receiver as a stock. You could use a FM 1913 adapter, and machine plastic or aluminum to mount something like a Magpul Mag349 butt pad directly to it for around a 14" LOP, which would be good for a Bullpup. As far as the rail, ideally you could make or buy a rail cover that functions as a cheekrest, but yea would suck shooting without it. So all in all it could work, but with a specific parts list and buy or fabricate a 1913 butt pad mount. Even so it would be affordable and probably on par with something like a Keltec RDB.
     

    MaxVO2

    Ultimate Member
    MDS Supporter
    "I like shooting rifles, but I also like running my face over a cheese grater. I only wish there was a product that allowed me to shoot my AR while running my cheek over the top rail over and over again."
    I see this as an even worse idea than piston conversions for DI ARs. With the buffer tube still there, you don't really lose any length. You end up with a worse cheekweld(and risk of rail-face), a mile long length of pull, jenky trigger, and multiple safeties. Despite now having two safety levers, you still have the old mag release button to worry about....sooo... hope you don't have to reload quick.

    If you have an AR and want a bullpup... sell your AR, take the money you'd spend on this, and buy a tavor.

    ****God yes, this. I don't wanna end up with involuntary dermal abrasion from that length of pull.

    Just buy a proper bullpup and be done with it.

    bullpup.jpg
     

    jrumann59

    DILLIGAF
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    Feb 17, 2011
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    Picatinnay rear mount stock with small LOP adjustable piece and also has a piece that would slide over and secure to the top pic rail for cheek weld, it would require side charging
     

    alucard0822

    For great Justice
    Oct 29, 2007
    17,711
    PA
    Could make it work provided a couple things. FM products gen 2 side charging upper with mil-spec receiver, pretty much the only way to fly, anything with a buffer tube and even a tiny PDW stock will have a huge LOP. That upper also has a charging handle in the rail, with this a handle at the back of the reciver would be silly, even a reciever mounted side charger would be uncomfortable. The absolute shortest Maxim PDW stock with a proprietary carrier and buffer adds 4", so 16.75" LOP MINIMUM. Figure they claim 9.75" added, so 12.75" LOP without a buffer tube, using the back of the receiver as a stock. You could use a FM 1913 adapter, and machine plastic or aluminum to mount something like a Magpul Mag349 butt pad directly to it for around a 14" LOP, which would be good for a Bullpup. As far as the rail, ideally you could make or buy a rail cover that functions as a cheekrest, but yea would suck shooting without it. So all in all it could work, but with a specific parts list and buy or fabricate a 1913 butt pad mount. Even so it would be affordable and probably on par with something like a Keltec RDB.
    Damn Paul, that was fast LOL. A3 and FM products collab Paul Noonan just announced, uses a mil-spec receiver inside the modular housing, and takes the FM, CMMG or BRN180 uppers. Might have to pick this up. Have a couple registered SBR mil-spec receivers to put one together if he gets around to making a 300BO bolt/barrel for this. This is superior in most every way to the SCY version.

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    teratos

    My hair is amazing
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    Jan 22, 2009
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    Damn Paul, that was fast LOL. A3 and FM products collab Paul Noonan just announced, uses a mil-spec receiver inside the modular housing, and takes the FM, CMMG or BRN180 uppers. Might have to pick this up. Have a couple registered SBR mil-spec receivers to put one together if he gets around to making a 300BO bolt/barrel for this. This is superior in most every way to the SCY version.

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    Ok. That’s pretty sexy. The BRN-180 comes in 300 BLK already, so should be plug and play.
     

    smdub

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    Nov 14, 2012
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    Wonder how short you could make that (with a pre 2012 registered sbr.) Looks like maybe an 8" bbl would get you just past the grip.
     

    Bertfish

    Throw bread on me
    Mar 13, 2013
    17,695
    White Marsh, MD
    Damn Paul, that was fast LOL. A3 and FM products collab Paul Noonan just announced, uses a mil-spec receiver inside the modular housing, and takes the FM, CMMG or BRN180 uppers. Might have to pick this up. Have a couple registered SBR mil-spec receivers to put one together if he gets around to making a 300BO bolt/barrel for this. This is superior in most every way to the SCY version.

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    That's decent looking.

    Thinking the oddly bent grip is to keep your hand out of the way of the mag. That's an issue with my MSAR AUG clone. 42 round mags bang your wrist
     

    erwos

    The Hebrew Hammer
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    Mar 25, 2009
    13,891
    Rockville, MD
    Damn Paul, that was fast LOL. A3 and FM products collab Paul Noonan just announced, uses a mil-spec receiver inside the modular housing, and takes the FM, CMMG or BRN180 uppers. Might have to pick this up. Have a couple registered SBR mil-spec receivers to put one together if he gets around to making a 300BO bolt/barrel for this. This is superior in most every way to the SCY version.
    Now, THAT I would consider buying.
     

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