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IggyHazard — Compact Combat Shotguns
Published: 2005-02-28 20:21:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 899; Favourites: 8; Downloads: 36
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More shotguns!
Top one is a bullpup autoloader. Bottom one is reverse pump-action. With a reverse pump, the barrel assembly and forearm are connected. You push the forearm forward to eject a spend round then pull it back to chamber the next, which is the opposite of a standard pump-action, hence the term "reverse" pump-action. Most reverse pumps have bottom ejection and are inverted (magazine tube over barrel). This one has the tube over the barrel but has right-side ejection. The reason is because of the placement of the trigger group. This kind of position makes it more compact but makes it unable to have bottom ejection. However, unlike a side-ejecting bullpup, it retains ambidextrosity.Both of these shotguns have 14" barrels and hold six (5+1) rounds.
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interesting. But i think they look a little too bulky. but i like the bullpub idea
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They might lo0k bulky because they're not exactly measured. The only measurements I made were to make sure the barrels were the same width/same number of pixels/et cetera. Think of them as comic bo0k sketches, not schematics.
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Sweet. I've been trying to learn drawing guns myself. Did you copy this from a picture or you have one of these babies lying in the trunk of your car?
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I WISH I had one of these! 
H-S M-10A [link]
RMB-93 [link]
Neostead [link]
The Neostead and the M-10A are both bullpups (receiver behind trigger group). The M-10A is based on the Remington 11-48 autoloader. Unfortunately, the High-Standard M-10A and M-10B were discontinued in 1975. You can still find them here and there at gun shows or in the collections of gun owners fortunate enough to own one. They're expensive to0, probably because of their rarity.
FunFact: An M-10A was featured in the movie 'Alligator 2' and is practically the only reason to watch that flick because it's lame. 
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