Croatian HS Produkt VHS 5.56mm bullpup assault rifle

Would you buy it?

  • Yes!! I don't give a darn about the price, just gotta have one!!

    Votes: 2 3.3%

  • Yes, if it priced right.

    Votes: 35 58.3%

  • Yes, if it is cheaper than dirt......

    Votes: 8 13.3%

  • Nope, it looks too evil to me!!

    Votes: 2 3.3%

  • I wanna hear the users' reports first.......

    Votes: 13 21.7%
  • Total voters
    60
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I stumbled across this bullpuppies when I was surfing the MP.net......


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More info from Security Arms:

http://www.securityarms.com/20010315/galleryfiles/3000/3088.htm


I hope that it is designed from ground-up as a bullpup weapon.......


-Polyshot
 
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The expanding gas buffer systems sounds intriguiging but I don't like the idea of the propellant gases being blown back into the action. If there is a seperate piston buffer, that seems like a better idea.
 
This was posted on here a year ago, looks like a Tavor.

That gas pump trigger guard is sad......
 
the rifle is undergoing test by a few HV's units. Some models have been shipped to USA for testing by US Army.

According to my contact in Croatia, this rifle will never be available for civilian sale.
 
XD-40 said:
According to my contact in Croatia, this rifle will never be available for civilian sale.
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Huh?? They don't want to improve their economies :eek: ?? Is this just the company's policies or it is due to the gov't regulations?
 
Gun aside, I've seen this pic before and still get a kick out of it.

If the guy on the left is selling, the guys on the right appear to be thinking WTF!?

The guy in black on the right looks like he's about to throw a sucker punch.

Love that pic.
 
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Huh?? They don't want to improve their economies :eek: ?? Is this just the company's policies or it is due to the gov't regulations?
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Most of euro manufacturers don't want to export military rifles to civilian market. Handguns are considered self defence tools that can be available for civilians. Semi auto rifles have different stigma....
 
XD-40 said:
Most of euro manufacturers don't want to export military rifles to civilian market. Handguns are considered self defence tools that can be available for civilians. Semi auto rifles have different stigma....
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I see...... the same reason why we see the HK's factory semi-auto G36/HK416 in our hands, huh?

Some models have been shipped to USA for testing by US Army.
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Is anyone know why the Yanks testing it?
 
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I see...... the same reason why we see the HK's factory semi-auto G36/HK416 in our hands, huh?
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if HK would have it their way we would see no HK rifles in our civilian hands. It's somebody else who "violated" agreement with HK....



Is anyone know why the Yanks testing it?
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No particular reason....Yanks would test anything....


The best question is why the manufacturers keep placing new rifles on the market when we all know that no new rifle has noticable advantage over slightly older one. Consider this Croatian rifle.......... Why is it or why would it be better than M16/M4, SIGs, ...etc... It just looks different. thats all...no particular advantage...Agree ???
 
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XD-40 said:
The best question is why the manufacturers keep placing new rifles on the market when we all know that no new rifle has noticable advantage over slightly older one. Consider this Croatian rifle.......... Why is it or why would it be better than M16/M4, SIGs, ...etc... It just looks different. thats all...no particular advantage...Agree ???
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To keep manufacturing domestic. Independent spirit. My guess.
 
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