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QUOTE (hsracer201 @ November 3rd 2009 10:55 PM)
no, but your sn is quite intersting. pavlov was quite a mind.
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To answer your question, the MSAR is a great little bullpup. Steyr has a civilian AUG on the market if you want something a little more authentic, but be ready to shell out the coin.
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I really don't like the trigger on them. I think they are a great way to get a compact rifle without going the SBR route, plus you don't lose muzzle velocity.
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I want one as well. The triggers aren't great but there's at least one company that works on triggers or makes a better one, I can't remember which. They feel like an extension of your body.
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my only complaint with Bullpups is the magazine location is just so damned awkward to me
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