Figured I'd keep a diary of what I do with my new Christmas ('24) rifle. 
Getting this gun has been over 10 years in the making. Many years ago, I got a dozen PS90 mags (during Obama years, as I recall, when they were chirping about mag bans). They went on sale at CDNN (I think) for $30 - 35 each! Back in 2011 - 2012! I bought a few here and there, eventually at 12 mags. Those mags have been sitting in my closet for all these years. Pic was taken when I was "inventorying" my mag stash.
So far, I've done nothing to it. The bullpup design makes for a very compact 26.3" overall length. The action is behind the trigger instead of in front of it.
The ergonomics are designed for "close quarters battle." I don't have any plans for "battle," but it sure makes for very cool gun that looks like it came of the set of a sci-fi movie!
For those not familiar, besides being an unusual "bullpup" rifle, it uses an unconventional magazine and mag connection to the rifle. The mag has a 50-round capacity. As the rounds are pushed into the mag, they rotate 90-degrees. And as they are stripped and fed to the chamber during operation of the rifle, they rotate back.
My most immediate plans for the rifle are to get an optic and a low-profile mount for the optic.
I did take it the range and put 100 rounds through it. With ear muffs on, it was nearly impossible to get a good cheek weld and use the crappy stock sights that are built into the OEM top rail. Nevertheless, I shot a decent group at a mere 25 yards.
"THE" optic to get is the Aimpoint T-2. And "THE" mount to get for it (replacing the OEM top picatinny rail) is the Design Machine mount. I can't wait to see how I shoot with a proper optic.
So, stay tuned!
PS... My other bullpup is its FNH cousin, the FS2000 (with Aimpoint PRO optic):
Getting this gun has been over 10 years in the making. Many years ago, I got a dozen PS90 mags (during Obama years, as I recall, when they were chirping about mag bans). They went on sale at CDNN (I think) for $30 - 35 each! Back in 2011 - 2012! I bought a few here and there, eventually at 12 mags. Those mags have been sitting in my closet for all these years. Pic was taken when I was "inventorying" my mag stash.
So far, I've done nothing to it. The bullpup design makes for a very compact 26.3" overall length. The action is behind the trigger instead of in front of it.
The ergonomics are designed for "close quarters battle." I don't have any plans for "battle," but it sure makes for very cool gun that looks like it came of the set of a sci-fi movie!
For those not familiar, besides being an unusual "bullpup" rifle, it uses an unconventional magazine and mag connection to the rifle. The mag has a 50-round capacity. As the rounds are pushed into the mag, they rotate 90-degrees. And as they are stripped and fed to the chamber during operation of the rifle, they rotate back.
My most immediate plans for the rifle are to get an optic and a low-profile mount for the optic.
I did take it the range and put 100 rounds through it. With ear muffs on, it was nearly impossible to get a good cheek weld and use the crappy stock sights that are built into the OEM top rail. Nevertheless, I shot a decent group at a mere 25 yards.
"THE" optic to get is the Aimpoint T-2. And "THE" mount to get for it (replacing the OEM top picatinny rail) is the Design Machine mount. I can't wait to see how I shoot with a proper optic.
So, stay tuned!
PS... My other bullpup is its FNH cousin, the FS2000 (with Aimpoint PRO optic):
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