T-AB 1A is a modular bullpup rifle designed and made in Armenia. One of its features is interchangable calibers, being able to take both 7.62×39 and 5.56×45 (yes 5.56 not 5.45) calibers.
Another interesting feature is that the magazine is fed straight into the magwell much like an AR magazine, it doesnt have to be rocked and locked like an AK. The magwell has internal parts that essentially grip the magazine as it is fed and releases the magazine upon pressing the magazine eject button. This allows for easier reloads.
etcthc on
Bruh where can I buy one
Bigandbetter1 on
Is this used by the army?
Boswellia-33 on
It’s really cool. I’m just wondering why bullpup? Aren’t bullpups notorious for having worse triggers than a standard rifle?
zeromutt on
reminds me of the VHS-2
Gandelfian on
What’s the benefit of having the magazine sit behind the trigger?
ReverendEdgelord on
Is this seen as a viable item for our own military use, or more a commercial venture to sell abroad?
Ghostofcanty on
how durable is it in harsh weather?
endlessgreenbeans on
While it’s neat to be viable for two calibers features like this tend to malfunction more than one would like.
On a second note bullpups are objectively cool, I hope this gets approval
Long-Jackfruit5037 on
Ah yes the Fez buster 9000
solesme on
I didn’t realize you can have a Eotech in Armenia.
hedonismpro on
Thank God, the early signs of a military industrial complex – better late than never.
TheRublixCube on
Would make for an interesting Forgotten Weapons video, not to insinuate that this weapon will become forgotten. That channel covers a lot of firearms and firearm history in general.
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T-AB 1A is a modular bullpup rifle designed and made in Armenia. One of its features is interchangable calibers, being able to take both 7.62×39 and 5.56×45 (yes 5.56 not 5.45) calibers.
Another interesting feature is that the magazine is fed straight into the magwell much like an AR magazine, it doesnt have to be rocked and locked like an AK. The magwell has internal parts that essentially grip the magazine as it is fed and releases the magazine upon pressing the magazine eject button. This allows for easier reloads.
Bruh where can I buy one
Is this used by the army?
It’s really cool. I’m just wondering why bullpup? Aren’t bullpups notorious for having worse triggers than a standard rifle?
reminds me of the VHS-2
What’s the benefit of having the magazine sit behind the trigger?
Is this seen as a viable item for our own military use, or more a commercial venture to sell abroad?
how durable is it in harsh weather?
While it’s neat to be viable for two calibers features like this tend to malfunction more than one would like.
On a second note bullpups are objectively cool, I hope this gets approval
Ah yes the Fez buster 9000
I didn’t realize you can have a Eotech in Armenia.
Thank God, the early signs of a military industrial complex – better late than never.
Would make for an interesting Forgotten Weapons video, not to insinuate that this weapon will become forgotten. That channel covers a lot of firearms and firearm history in general.