Steyr AUG 40th Anniversary - A Modern Classic StG77

Published on July 20, 2017
Duration: 28:50

This review of the Steyr StG77 40th Anniversary edition highlights its status as a modern classic bullpup rifle. While the rifle offers reliable performance after zeroing and features unique anniversary markings, minor quality control issues with the trigger bars and factory zeroing were noted. The review compares it to earlier AUG models, emphasizing differences in receiver construction.

Quick Summary

The Steyr StG77 40th Anniversary edition is a modern classic bullpup rifle. It features a 20-inch barrel, 1.5x Swarovski optic, and special markings, but may have minor QC issues like trigger bar alignment and requires careful factory zeroing.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Steyr StG77 40th Anniversary AUG
  2. 01:54Box Contents & Initial Inspection
  3. 05:31Field Stripping & Internal Components
  4. 11:41Range Prep & Zeroing Issues
  5. 16:26Live Fire & Performance
  6. 18:30Comparison & Technical Differences
  7. 21:04Final Assessment & Specs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Steyr StG77 40th Anniversary edition?

The Steyr StG77 is the military designation for the 40th-anniversary edition of the Steyr AUG bullpup rifle. It features a 20-inch barrel, a 1.5x Swarovski optic with a 'Donut of Death' reticle, and special anniversary markings.

What were the main issues encountered during the Steyr StG77 review?

The reviewer noted minor quality control issues, specifically with the trigger bars not aligning perfectly during reassembly and significant factory zeroing problems requiring extensive adjustment at the range.

How does the Steyr StG77 anniversary model differ from original Steyr AUGs?

Unlike original AUGs with one-piece cast receivers, the StG77 anniversary edition uses a two-piece receiver where the optic housing is pinned. This is a key technical difference highlighted in the review.

What are the key specifications for the Steyr StG77 40th Anniversary?

This limited edition rifle features a 20-inch barrel, weighs around 8 lbs, has an overall length of 31 inches, and comes with a 1.5x Swarovski optic. It is chambered in 5.56/.223 and typically includes a 30-round magazine.

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