![Bravo Company BCM](/images/2016/banners/sticky/BCM_StickyBarAd_225x40.gif)
![Login](/images/2016/spacer.gif)
I shot an AUG years ago and liked it, but i still don't have one. when i find one cheap enough, I'll buy one. Most likely next year.
I've wanted a VHS prior to springfield importing them. Honestly, i figured i would have bought one by now. i may buy one soon. |
|
I have all three and and X95 and a A1 AUG.
The VHS lop is fucked up as is some of the ergos. AUG is solid but feels heavy. With the A3s shorter barrel it balances weird. My A1 feels lighter and it’s not. Travor is ok, shoots well but is meh. After wanting to love bullups, I am back to my AR15 with a 14.5 barrel. |
|
Quoted: I have all three and and X95 and a A1 AUG. The VHS lop is fucked up as is some of the ergos. AUG is solid but feels heavy. With the A3s shorter barrel it balances weird. My A1 feels lighter and it’s not. Travor is ok, shoots well but is meh. After wanting to love bullups, I am back to my AR15 with a 14.5 barrel. View Quote WOLFY YES |
|
I have only owned Aug's and FN FS2000. Of those two I liked the FS2000 best because it was truly ambidextrous without any additions. Plus I REALLY liked that the FS2000 ejected very softly out of the front of the rifle. So when shooting from inside a vehicle there was never the issue about hot brass ricocheting around the vehicle...the brass just softly dropped out the front of the rifle.
|
|
I thought the world finally accepted that bullpup combat rifles were stupid.
|
|
|
Quoted: I have all three and and X95 and a A1 AUG. The VHS lop is fucked up as is some of the ergos. AUG is solid but feels heavy. With the A3s shorter barrel it balances weird. My A1 feels lighter and it’s not. Travor is ok, shoots well but is meh. After wanting to love bullups, I am back to my AR15 with a 14.5 barrel. View Quote the LOP of the VHS works for my giant ass. EDIT:<---- that did't sound right... ![]() maybe i just havent passed the phase. i hit the AR burnout phase last year. i don't think i would take a free basic AR now days. there are a couple of old clone builds that interest me. and im Dying to get an LR-300 but beyond that. im good. |
|
Quoted: the LOP of the VHS works for my giant ass. maybe i just havent passed the phase. i hit the AR burnout phase last year. i don't think i would take a free basic AR now days. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I have all three and and X95 and a A1 AUG. The VHS lop is fucked up as is some of the ergos. AUG is solid but feels heavy. With the A3s shorter barrel it balances weird. My A1 feels lighter and it’s not. Travor is ok, shoots well but is meh. After wanting to love bullups, I am back to my AR15 with a 14.5 barrel. the LOP of the VHS works for my giant ass. maybe i just havent passed the phase. i hit the AR burnout phase last year. i don't think i would take a free basic AR now days. SIR |
|
The best is the one that you prefer, no losers in this survey.
Tavor has some better features that the AUG and vice versa, no experience with the Hellion. |
|
The best is actually the K&M Arms M17s.
Better overall dimensions and specs with a far superior trigger. AR180 style bolt carrier, many standard AR parts. In my opinion. |
|
Quoted: The best is actually the K&M Arms M17s. Better overall dimensions and stats with a far superior trigger. AR180 style bolt carrier, many standard AR parts. In my opinion. View Quote i would live to play with one, but at that price, i'd rather have one of the Three listed in OP |
|
|
|
Quoted: The best is actually the K&M Arms M17s. Better overall dimensions and specs with a far superior trigger. AR180 style bolt carrier, many standard AR parts. In my opinion. View Quote Well at least we can all agree that if it took AK mags it would indeed be the perfect weapon. |
|
Quoted: The best is actually the K&M Arms M17s. Better overall dimensions and specs with a far superior trigger. AR180 style bolt carrier, many standard AR parts. In my opinion. View Quote Original Bushmaster M17s, modified by Kurt Wala: |
|
I've rented every bullpup and keep coming back to the x95.
But, i consider it a hooker. Love renting it, but no intention of buying. |
|
|
Quoted: My man. https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/psr1uialyt1z5hyahravc/20230904_152107.jpg?rlkey=mt0w65xfztabut9lnaov4z92h&raw=1 View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Highpoint eh? ![]() |
|
View Quote What are these? The .22LR variant? |
|
I like the X95, but I'm still miffed on the spare parts situation.
|
|
|
|
Quoted: I might pick up an X95 and pick up a range toy RDB tomorrow. I fucking hate that most bullpups have the stupid open trigger so options are limited. Guy falls down while running: Excuse me kind sir while I shoot myself in the fucking face. That said, the AUG A3 with the full rail is the coolest looking bullpup ever made. https://i.ibb.co/Vp8M4VC/623093-E5-C9-DB-496-E-B8-DE-6098042-BF571.jpg View Quote You mean the CQC? ![]() |
|
Steyr Aug has the track record for reliability but the X95 is the most modular. They say the VHS is the most accurate of the bunch but I don't have any shooting experience. It seemed to bulky for me personally but a fine weapon.
Try them all and settle with what works for you. |
|
Since I don't like having my face right above a port that throw hot brass and CO into my face.
I vote none of them |
|
Quoted: I might pick up an X95 and pick up a range toy RDB tomorrow. I fucking hate that most bullpups have the stupid open trigger so options are limited. Guy falls down while running: Excuse me kind sir while I shoot myself in the fucking face. That said, the AUG A3 with the full rail is the coolest looking bullpup ever made. https://i.ibb.co/Vp8M4VC/623093-E5-C9-DB-496-E-B8-DE-6098042-BF571.jpg View Quote While I hope to eventually try out the IDF X95 pistol grip, the Underworld Arms AR-style is inexpensive and works surprisingly well: Underworld Arms X95 Pistol Grip You can see it on my Page 1 post. |
|
Nice! You’re the guy I think of when people talk about bullpups. But I think your AUG’s spent too much time out in the cold…those magazines look like they shrunk. |
|
|
|
Shot a tavor, it was ok but nothing I couldn’t live without.
Was gifted a NATO Aug last week, has always been a grail gun for me but I just never made the jump. Much cleaner lines, but it’s definitely a right handed gun. Added a tr24 scope, will probably go to the range tomorrow. |
|
|
|
View Quote That Kyptek one. Can I have it? ![]() |
|
X95 is best for serious applications, ergo's, support, OAL, etc., the AUG is a classic and the best looking.
|
|
|
Quoted: Need to take a new photo with the Hellion https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/9714/bullpups2021-2230669.jpg View Quote I hate you... ![]() ![]() |
|
I just want to love the bull pups. The RDB might be the best if it was made by a real company.
My AUG (MSAR) is fun but I grab the 14.5 AR15 just about every time. I'd like to try the VHS. |
|
Quoted: Need to take a new photo with the Hellion https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/9714/bullpups2021-2230669.jpg View Quote ![]() |
|
|
Quoted: I just got my cocaine poverty pup and I actually like it. Thing feels like an extension of the arm rather than holding a rifle. It’s been awhile since I shot an AUG but maybe I could use more bullpup in my life now. https://i.ibb.co/X4fy1xC/6-A464468-18-CB-4-BF1-8-DE1-82-E725-AB9270.jpg View Quote I, too, like the 'poverty pup' and ended up buying one for the spousal unit. ![]() |
|
|
Quoted: Quoted: Need to take a new photo with the Hellion https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/9714/bullpups2021-2230669.jpg I hate you... ![]() ![]() If it makes you feel better, I own no AR worth more than $1000. ![]() |
|
Sign up for the ARFCOM weekly newsletter and be entered to win a free ARFCOM membership. One new winner* is announced every week!
You will receive an email every Friday morning featuring the latest chatter from the hottest topics, breaking news surrounding legislation, as well as exclusive deals only available to ARFCOM email subscribers.
AR15.COM is the world's largest firearm community and is a gathering place for firearm enthusiasts of all types.
From hunters and military members, to competition shooters and general firearm enthusiasts, we welcome anyone who values and respects the way of the firearm.
Subscribe to our monthly Newsletter to receive firearm news, product discounts from your favorite Industry Partners, and more.
Copyright © 1996-2024 AR15.COM LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Any use of this content without express written consent is prohibited.
AR15.Com reserves the right to overwrite or replace any affiliate, commercial, or monetizable links, posted by users, with our own.