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You might want to have a licensed professional gunsmith check it out, just to be safe.

Reminds me of the gold-plated AK rifles seen in some parts of the world. I guess if you really wanna bling...

That used to be true when they were solely based out of Brazil. Not knocking Brazil here mind you, just that Taurus's quality control could be iffy at times. Ever since they went international and began manufacturing more of their firearms out of Bainbridge, Georgia, their quality has gotten a...

Vulcan Raven hip-firing a 20mm Vulcan autocannon....because That's So Raven! "Chorus of groans" Yeah, that sucked.

Saw that, meant to say weapons company, ugh. Blame that on early morning and not enough coffee. I wouldn't want to go into combat with a muzzle loader, but it's still a lethal weapon to your average home invader.

Probably due to more modern materials and manufacturing methods. The lighter weight can be both a good and bad thing? Lighter weight makes it easier to transport especially if you're planning to employ this as a heavy weapon in a squad, though that might also make recoil a bit more difficult as...

Boeing company had a neat idea about that M230 30mm autocannon that's slung under the Apache attack helicopter. (Please note, not to be confused with the Bushmaster 30mm autocannon, as both fire different rounds, 30x113 for the M230 vs. 30x173 for the Bushmaster MK44, respectively.) "What...

So MANY things wrong with that movie, LOL! It honestly reached "so bad it's good, sorta" territory.

PKM's are good guns though, very reliable, and just as importantly, very light for a squad machine gun. If what I read from one former VDV veteran of Afghanistan is true, they preferred carrying at least a few if not several PKM's per squad if they were available.

Ironically there were a number of them popping up several years ago in Syria during the heyday of the civil war.

I think one person called it the "Oil-slick finish"? Very nice.

Still looks a hell of a lot better than the abortion designs Bethesda used for the Fallout games.... 🤬

Nice. Options for sights, grenade launcher or shotgun attachment?

And used in the following firearms: 9A-91 AK-9 AS "Val" OTs-12 "Tiss" OTs-14-4A "Groza" SR-3, SR-3M "Vikhr" VSK-94 VSS Vintorez AMB-17

I prefer FN, Sig and Springfield Armory over Glock....but I can't knock Glock either. I will happily shoot Glock (the FIREARM, that is) if the first three aforementioned are not available for whatever reason. I own a Glock 17 Gen 5....more for rounding out my personal collection. Plus, Glock...

Something like what Heckler and Koch attempted with the G11 rifle in the 1980s? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heckler_%26_Koch_G11 Here's a video demonstrating the loading and firing procedure. The rifle had a special 3-round burst mechanism with an ROF of about 2100 rounds per minute...

Ahem....the following countries would highly disagree with you about bullpup rifles being "stupid concepts": Austria Australia Belgium Colombia Croatia France India Indonesia Ireland Singapore Slovenia UK (Yeah, the SA80/L85 originally sucked pretty hard but it supposedly has gotten a redo from...

I trust you have evidence or links to said evidence to back this claim, other than anecdotal? You guys can laugh and mock on an internet forum, but last I checked Zach's the only one here I know of who's part of the intel community, or has openly admitted to anyway. Again, cite your evidence.

It's a bullpup design, so YMMV for some. The operation is definitely a bit different than an AR. The controls are ambidextrous with the magazine release right above the trigger, and the bolt release is a sort of lever right behind the magazine well. Again, different operation, but man is the...

I own the Tavor X95, rifle made by same company who made this, and it's one of my favorite carbines. This shotgun, TS12 is definitely on my "to buy" list.