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Unmagnified Optics: Red Dot Vs Holographic Vs Prismatic Sights
by Oleg Volk
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Reflective optics for artillery have been around since before World War One. With the massive rounds of the Great War, it makes sense - who would want to put their eye next to a scope ocular on a rifle with enough recoil to give shooters a black eye? At first, these ambient light and half-mirror, "powered" reflex sights were confined to artillery and aircraft. They were simply too bulky and too daylight-dependent for small arms use. After World War Two, reflective optics were offered for sporting guns but were not considered suitable for individual military weapons.

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Bullpup Overview: Which Bullpup Rifle is Right for You?
by Oleg Volk
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Bullpup rifles have been around since the early 20th century, but the first mainstream design didn't arrive until the late 1970s with the Steyr AUG. Since then, the AUG and the French FAMAS have shaped the public perception of bullpups despite a much wider variety of designs on the market. Most new designs have been unavailable in the US due to the 1989 restrictions on imports. So Americans don't have access to most foreign designs like those from China, Croatia, and Singapore. On the plus side, the US has several high-quality, domestically-produced bullpups that deserve a serious look.

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