Lithgow Arms F90 Bullpup Rifle

Published on October 28, 2016
Duration: 4:08

This review of the Lithgow Arms F90 bullpup rifle, presented by Brian Sheetz of American Rifleman and Joshua Whi of Lithgow Arms USA, highlights its status as the new standard issue rifle for the Australian Defence Forces. The F90 is noted for its exceptional lightness, modularity allowing quick barrel and caliber changes while maintaining optic zero, and balanced handling. Civilian availability is pending ATF approval.

Quick Summary

The Lithgow Arms F90 is the new standard issue rifle for the Australian Defence Forces, noted for being the world's lightest military bullpup. It features exceptional modularity, allowing quick barrel and caliber changes without losing optic zero, and offers balanced handling.

Chapters

  1. 00:09F90 Full-Auto Demonstration
  2. 00:21Introductions and Background
  3. 00:58F90 as Australian Military Rifle
  4. 01:15F90 Weight and Modularity
  5. 02:04F90 vs. Steyr AUG Comparison
  6. 02:46F90 Handling and Balance
  7. 03:16Civilian Availability and ATF Status
  8. 03:46Closing Full-Auto Demonstration

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Lithgow Arms F90 significant in military use?

The Lithgow Arms F90 is the new standard issue rifle for the Australian Defence Forces, adopted since June of the previous year. It's recognized for being lighter and more modular than previous service rifles.

How modular is the Lithgow Arms F90?

The F90 boasts a highly modular system allowing for quick changes to barrel length and caliber. Crucially, these modifications can be made without affecting the zero of any mounted optics, enhancing its field adaptability.

What is the weight of the Lithgow Arms F90?

The F90 is considered the lightest military bullpup rifle globally. The 16-inch model weighs 7.14 lbs, while the 20-inch model weighs 7.47 lbs, contributing to its maneuverability and ease of handling.

When will civilian versions of the Lithgow Arms F90 be available in the US?

Lithgow Arms aims to begin shipping civilian-legal versions of the F90 at SHOT Show, contingent on ATF approval. The company is awaiting a determination from the ATF regarding the rifle's unique receiver design.

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