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Is the AUG good yet? I really like it in theory; it looks unique, it isn't an AR-18/AR-15 or an AK, the ability to turn the gas off is neat, as is the ability to remove the barrel in seconds for cleaning, storage or whatever.

I've heard the trigger isn't good but can be fixed, however my main concern is people saying it's not good suppressed because of the gas system design, but it's not clear how much of this is because the gun wasn't originally designed with suppression in mind and that modern/current gas blocks are capable/available for suppressed use.

I held one of the mystery meat clones at a gun show and liked the balance.

Does it just get hate because it's "le contrarian" option?
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>>65544547
>nato
Gay
>standard
Kino, but hope youre not worried about mag compatability if youre already invested in stanag
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I watched the review of this gun by the supposed professional gun reviewer/enthusiast "Hop".

His complaints essentially amounted to "I can't be assed to learn a new manual of arms" and "it doesn't have enough rail space at the front for my IR laser/light".

One of these complaints is completely subjective and the other, while objective, does not seem to apply to 99.9% of people.
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>>65544570
Reloads are a bit longer but if you train with it (and a different manual of arms) bullpups can be almost as fast as an M4.
t. did a carbine course with a bullpup and beat everyone on the firing line.
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>>65544570
If it isn't an AR, it's obsolete.
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Which one is the best?
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>>65544593
I like AR's too but an AR can't fit a rifle length barrel into a compact package.
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>>65544595
If RFB came in 5.56(not the RDB) it would be the best
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>>65544593
If it has a rear charging handle, a brass deflector, a dust cover, or a forward assist, it isn't an AR(15).

AR guys (who don't actually own ARs) will argue their gun isn't obsolete... but it was in fact obsoleted by the M16/M4 which is much closer in design to the gun that they actually own and use.
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bad trigger
bad ergos
bad balance
bad rail space
all to make gun shorter but you won't ever be making use of that
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>>65544570
Hop sucks holosun cock
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>>65544605
The m16 and m4 are now also obsolete, the m7 is the optimal rifle as determined by the world superpower
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AUGs should 100% come with handguards from the factory, but I still love mine. STILL waiting on Arid to drop theirs.
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>>65544613
God I wish I was chinese.
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>>65544605
Everything colt made up through the A1 was marked "AR15" though
Also every AR-15 had a dust cover from the start, even the 1957 XAR-15 01 prototype had one. The only AR-10 NOT to have a dust cover was stoners original 30-06 M8 steel tube gun
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>>65544605
>>65544637
Pic rel, the only AR ever to not have a dust cover
Its funny because I've heard many people assume the early guns didnt have dust covers but I have no idea where that comes from
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>>65544605
Last image to dump
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>bullpup thread turns into autism ar thread
based
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>>65544547
It gets hate because ARfags legitimately have autism and violently reject anything that isn't an AR. I guarantee they all had a problem eating different foods as a child because it upset their mouth feel
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>>65544570
You should instead watch the gunthots review of it, which includes such gems as
>We put a suppressor on it and it launched its gas plug down range and we couldn't find it
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Why do govenrments buy non AR shit, i don't get it.
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>>65544547
>it isn't an AR-18
It is though, have you looked at the bolt?
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>>65544547
As a suppressed AUG enjoyer, it's the next best thing to an AR-15 I've used.

You can get a new gas plug for a silencer. There was a wait list but it's easy to put in and works. Rifle has been 100% reliable either way.

The trigger is heavy, but it isn't crunchy or wobbly to throw off your shot. For a combat trigger it works. It's less gritty than a regular AR-15 trigger while the trade off is just more force and distance to make it fire. I'm happy with it and not replacing it. It's night and day better than the Tavors I've fired.

It's accurate too. Maybe around 1moa with good ammo. Like I said it's reliable and it's also ergonomic and great to field strip. It is heavier than an AR-15, but the weight is in the back.

One thing I don't hear many people mention about it is how loud it is. Even suppressed, the bolt and ejection is right by your ear so it's pretty violent, but fun to shoot. Wear double protection.

tldr. if you're tired of the AR-15 and want something different but still capable, this is the rifle. You'll pay a good grand extra for the privilege, but people will always come talk to you when you shoot it.
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Dare to be different anon, I support it
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>>65544595
The AUG, by virtue of being somewhat battle proven whilst also not being designed by a kike.
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>>65544647
I genuinely wish someone, somewhere, would make a repro of this in 30-06. It’s so damn sleek, with none of the extraneous bullshit weighing down modern long action ARs.
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>>65544547
the tavor has objectively killed more people than the aug so it is better
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>>65544547
It's a bullpup, it's never going to be good.
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>>65545213
>long stroke on a bullpup
Blegh. Also jew
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>>65545235
she doesn't need buckets of lube to feel good like that crusty and dry granny puss ar
give up the gumjobs and embrace khazar milkers
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>>65545213
*children
>>65544547
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dY2cc7BEbE
all of these 'problems' are answered by the latest gen ran by the australian military, ef88
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>>65545256
>*children
*suicide bombers
they can carry guns and throw grenades too
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>>65545257
>oy vey all dose children we shot dead were child soldiers
>they threw bombs at us!
It takes a simple search to prove your lies for what they are, and the mountains of evidence against your claims are so massive that your post sits in a valley of trash
tavor is shit and so are you
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>>65544595
Aug, followed by tavor or hellion. The other two are just range time fun toys
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>>65545213
>objectively
back to pleddit and never upload to this site again

>>65544595
>>65545000
checked, Israel's small arms are vastly overhyped and -rated, starting with Uzi
Negev is the only one even worth mentioning
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>>65545264
>>65545287
you're the ones paying for them to exist in the first place

>objectively is reddit
education is falling off a cliff
maybe the brass was right about you being to stupid to be able to manage a bullpups manual of arms
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>>65545303
i don't pay taxes
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>>65544595
AUGtist, then the Spergfield. All others bad. The rdb i shot once was ok.
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The VHS2 is cool.
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>>65544595
>>65544595
X95 build quality feels so much better than Aug or Hellion. Aug feels like holding a bucket of garden tools, and Hellion is mostly plastic without the metal frame inside.

All three are cool. The RFB 100% looks the best to me though but KelTec.
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>>65544748
In Australia's case, Colt wouldn't let them have the machining to build M16s at home, and because of lessons learned during the last war the Australian government very much values the ability to construct arms at home.
Steyr proved to be much more agreeable, and had a snazzy space-age design to boot. Aussies ended up liking it so much that they've since improved upon the design well beyond anything Steyr themselves have bothered with.
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>>65545303
yes muh 'objectively' <---is pledditspeak

>to[sic] stupid
back to pleddit
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>>65544595
VHS
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>>65545913
>Aussies ended up liking it so much that they've since improved upon the design well beyond anything Steyr themselves have bothered with.
at this point i dont even see it as a steyr i see it and go "hey its our gun!" in the same vein as the "australia mentioned" meme
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>>65544595
>>65545000
The RFB, oddly enough, has more instances of “combat” behind it than the desert tech bullpup. Just ask TCP in Brazil.
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>>65547162
What’s it like, pray tell, to live in a country that doesn’t allow cool funs?
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>>65547173
>deleted 50000 words ranting
shits fucked cunt.
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>>65547239
Souka souka. Any hope of it uh, getting better?
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>>65544547
>Is the AUG good yet?
Yeah. I got one, I love it. Trigger and manual of arms are fine, haters just be hating



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