@@calvingreene90 yes absolutely. I understand the reason for mushy/gritty bullpup triggers but it'd be really good to see several trigger mechanisms for them dismantled side by side along with a discussion of how they feel so we can see what differences lead to what trigger feel.

@@calvingreene90 Gotta wonder why most designs don't have the sear near the trigger. Either a packaging issue (as there's now a barrel in that area) or a mechanical one. I wonder if translating the "mushiness" after the sear results in a mushy primer strike or sear engagement. I'd take reliable mushiness over unreliably crisp.

Simply avoiding plastic parts puts you far ahead of what initially gave bullpop triggers a bad name: the Steyr AUG. Then pulling bar instead of a pushing bar also improves the trigger a lot.

@@RaphYkun I suspect there could be an issue with a system where (for example) a striker had a long extension coming forward to engage with a trigger mechanism in front of the bolt. There's the potential for more friction in that slowing down the striker and resulting in light strikes... but there are definitely ways to do a "sear near trigger" bullpup system without this sort of nonsense. That's why I'd like to see what solutions have been tried and what worked.

The RFB has existed since 2009 and has an excellent trigger. Crisp, no mush, no creep, 5lb pull (hunter version). Not all bullpups have crap triggers.

I badly needs both SRS and MDR to shows up in 9 Hole Reviews, especially when MDR could achieve sub MOA result from what i have seen in Snipershide forum.

Did you guys see that 9 hole reviewed it?

Damn, that really is a pretty good idea. I mean theoretically you could have a system with a firing pin that's just electrically released somehow and then just have the trigger itself wired up to the mechanism. That being said, from what I've heard, The SRS A2 already has pretty much the best trigger in a bullpup.

ya electronic triggers are perfect for bullpups. and honestly better then people think. because sadly the industry and community have this stupid idea of electronic in guns equals bad.

Suckboytony has done some interesting work with this on his .50cal homebuilds - check him out!

I’ve had this exact same thought as well. Bullpup with a Remington electric trigger and G11 cartridge, make it happen.

the feds wont like people running free with a trigger that can be re-programmed to do the fun switch thing or at least thats the theory on why the idea was abandoned.

I was quite surprised they stuck around.

@@j.yossarian6852 It did seem pretty unbothered by the noise. But it looks like it was quite a way behind the target, so maybe it was far enough away that the noises weren't much of an issue. And if it was hunting it would be laser focussed on the critters so wouldn't be paying attention to other things.

I loved the soaring bird of prey (buzzard?) in the back!

Yeah, that was a Turkey buzzard.

Yep on second look it was a turkey vulture. Red tail was more atmospheric though.

Nope. I don't know a game that has the A2, they all at most have the A1. :D Not sure about any very new game (Tarkov for example). But BF4 certainly has the A1.

@ nah, tarkov doesnt have many bolts, but it does have the mdr

@@CssHDmonster Thanks for the info.

@@randymagnum143 More load options available for Creedmoor I suspect.

The fact that you could have a 28" barrel .338LM be half an inch shorter than a standard M16A1 is pretty impressive.

Given that there's no bullpup with the modularity of the AR I don't think that's a viable project.

You should throw up a video of the .510

It can be pretty helpful if you plan on using (hunting/other) in .300 WM or .338 LM but ranges near you won't let you use anything that large. In my case I can get 5.56 for $.25/rd and get a LOT of trigger time in-between using the bigger stuff. Now I just need to get the rifle... But I can attest to the MDRX being pretty awesome (although a bit heavy).

He said it’s coming, but separately