bullpup
A type of non-handgun firearm configuration where the action is located behind the trigger group/housing and alongside the shooter's face, instead of in front as in conventional designs. This permits the weapon to be shorter for the same barrel length, improving maneuverability and reducing weight.
Basically, in a normal gun, the magazine (weapon) is in front and the trigger is behind. In a bullpup firearm, the trigger is in front and the magazine is behind.
Examples
* !post #6836035
List of bullpup firearms
h6. Anti-materiel rifles
* Barrett M82A2
* DSR-50
* Gepárd_GM6_Lynx
* Gepárd_M1
* KSVK 12.7
* Steyr HS .50
* Steyr IWS 2000
h6. Assault and battle rifles
M - R
h6. Shotguns
* H&K CAWS
* IWI Tavor TS12
* Kel-Tec KSG
* NeoStead 2000
* Pancor Jackhammer
* SIX12
* Standard Manufacturing DP-12
* UTAS UTS-15
h6. Semi-auto and Sniper rifles
* Desert Tech SRS
* Dragunov SVU
* Kel-Tec RDB
* Kel-Tec RFB
* QBU-88
* Walther WA 2000
* VSK-94
h6. Submachine guns
* IWI X95 (9mm)
* P90
* QCW-05
* Steyr AUG Para
h6. Fictional weapons
* BR55
* M392 Marksman
* MA5
* Seburo C26A
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