late Cold War and moving onto the 90s was one of the greatest vibes of military aesthetics, before rails poisoned everything, bring me back 
Late 90's future gun tech: cameras everywhere and grenade launchers!
Late 2020's future gun tech: man idk how about another ar-15 variant?
The biggest leap in modern tech is thermal and digital optics.
RETVRN
me screaming
Fuck you rabbits, get outta my garden!
Everything you can think of, strapped to last 12 inches of the barrel.
DISQUALIFIEDDD!!!!!! who even let them into the building without a fucking bullpup, smdh
tbf, it, like the more famous HK OICW, is actually a bullpup - or rather, it includes a bullpup grenade launcher, attached to a conventional rifle
(this seems to be a different iteration from the one in the post image, but the layout should be the same)
what the fuck. how heavy were these beasts
I don't know if there are any figures for this one, but the HK entry's pretty chonky
just a casually double the weight of an m16 lol 
Only weighs as much as an M1 Garand :^)
8.18kg comes in higher than a stock BAR (no bipods & extra shit) lmfao
they rlly did it
This era delivered some of the more iconic weaponry to show up in media. The G11 is my personal favourite
F2000 is pushing it but close enough
I remember walking into a gun shop with my friend and his dad when I was like 13, spotting an FS2000, and being like
"oh shid it's the Halo gun!!!11"
My non-American ass who knows nothing about firearms: the gun looks like the gun from the fifth element, just real-er.
Don't push the red button.
Their sub series folds in half.
P50 has a 50 round mag that loads into the side.
I know a lot of people think they’re ugly as sin but I’ve always loved Kel-Tec stuff
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