Bullpup

From time to time, even experienced testers have to find out that the design and functionality of a gun is not immediately apparent to them. This is the case with Desert Tech's MDR – proof that some manufacturers always come up with something new and amazing. Here on all4shooters.com you can read what makes this rifle special, what features it offers and how it performed in the test.

From the US company Barrett, this .50 caliber rifle was developed for the military and today is a classic of its kind. all4shooters.com examined the rifle and its extraordinary action in  .50 BMG and tested it in a long underground shooting range.

SHOT Show 2018 / New from IWI: Tavor TS12. A bullpup weapon with a capacity of 15 rounds, the new 12 gauge gas-operated, self-loading shotgun is fully ambidextrous and designed for home defense. It is equipped with a full-length Picatinny top rail and M-Lok slots.

IWA 2017/ Turkish manufacturers Bora Arms, Uzkon Arms and Derya Arms showcase their latest semi-automatic bullpup shotgun designs: the Barak BR X76, UNG-12 and a .36 gauge protoype. All are magazine fed and aimed for tactical  and home defense use

SHOT Show 2017/ New from Steyr. The company came to SHOT Show 2017 in Las Vegas with a special treat for the American friends of its Steyr AUG/ A3M1 bullpup: a prototype of an exclusive package that shall only be available in the US.

The .50-BMG caliber bull-pup, semi-automatic long-range rifle designed by Charles St.George has been selected as one of year's ten most innovative firearms

After a years-long development phase, the Desert Tech MDR is on its way to distribution − and all4shooters laid its hands on one at IWA!

SHOT Show 2016 / New from IWI US: the X95 semiautomatic bull-pup rifle is the latest entry in the Tavor line

The Hatsan Arms Company introduces the Gladius, its first bullpup PCP air rifle

In the third and final installment of our series of articles, we take a look at the latest years of development of bullpup assault weapons

In the second of a series of three articles, we will discuss the development in military bullpup small arms that spawned from the end of World War II up to the late 1960s

The first of a three-part article explores the origin of the design currently most commonly associated to the idea of cutting-edge military rifles

Steyr Arms − the U.S. based subsidiary of Steyr Mannlicher GmbH − is now manufacturing shipping the AUG/A3-M1 .223/5.56mm semi-automatic bull-pup rifle to civilian customers all throughout north America!

Recently, FPSRussia's spotlight shone over the Bullpup Unlimited BPU-870 conversion unit for Remington 870 shotguns: let's see what's so interesting in this unusual tactical accessory!