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Posted: 1/20/2026 3:28:46 PM EDT
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Wondering if anyone has seen anything Bullpup-centric at Shot. Thanks |
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Matador Arms has a sick roller delayed and buffered 9mm bullpup. Note, timestamp link doesn't work here. Fast forward to 1:13:00 or so.  SHOT Show 2026 Day 1 Part 1 | Zastava PKM, Barrett, Holosun, Trijicon & More |
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Originally Posted By SpyHawk: Matador Arms has a sick roller delayed and buffered 9mm bullpup. Note, timestamp link doesn't work here. Fast forward to 1:13:00 or so.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MDmMn9WxxAHopefully that rear section is replaceable for a shorter LOP for PDW purposes. |
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Originally Posted By SpyHawk: Matador Arms has a sick roller delayed and buffered 9mm bullpup. Note, timestamp link doesn't work here. Fast forward to 1:13:00 or so. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MDmMn9WxxAI like it, but $1,800? I'll wait for used |
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Originally Posted By BSJ: And Glock magazines. Non-starter for me... Originally Posted By BSJ: Originally Posted By Thor: Hopefully that rear section is replaceable for a shorter LOP for PDW purposes. And Glock magazines. Non-starter for me... Not everybody is in the cult of Glock magazines. I'd rather see Scorpion mags, personally. They are generally more reliable than Colt style mags. |
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Walther has some sort of straight pull bolt action hunting bullpup. Attached File  DAS WALTHER JAGDGEWEHR RS3: Endlich ist es soweit!?? |
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Here's a pretty rough prototype from MK Machining. Multicaliber from 223 to 338 lapua, from the IG video. Attached File IG link |
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Originally Posted By Stonia: Walther has some sort of straight pull bolt action hunting bullpup. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/203509/1000035288_jpg-3699170.JPG https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fup7djJ_M5AOkay, I didn’t know I needed that, but apparently I do. |
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Caseless bullpup feeds components (proj, primer, powder) into the chamber from separate reservoirs, supposedly. TFB Link Attached File |
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Originally Posted By Stonia: Caseless bullpup feeds components (proj, primer, powder) into the chamber from separate reservoirs, supposedly. TFB Link https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/203509/1000035315_webp-3699330.JPG If you're going to take this approach to caseless why wouldn't you go to electric ignition. Also, wouldn't a gaseous propellant be better? |
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Originally Posted By Armed_Scientist: If you're going to take this approach to caseless why wouldn't you go to electric ignition. Also, wouldn't a gaseous propellant be better? Originally Posted By Armed_Scientist: Originally Posted By Stonia: Caseless bullpup feeds components (proj, primer, powder) into the chamber from separate reservoirs, supposedly. TFB Link https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/203509/1000035315_webp-3699330.JPG If you're going to take this approach to caseless why wouldn't you go to electric ignition. Also, wouldn't a gaseous propellant be better? I'm sure it'll never see the light of day outside on this show. Seems like 3x the opportunity for malfunctions. |
 A $900 AUG at SHOT Show 2026?! |
| Relevant to the above video… https://www.titusarms.com/product/titus-arms-nylaug-aug-clone/ |
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