Steyr AUG 9mm SMG go BRRRR

Published on January 27, 2023
Duration: 4:07

This video reviews the Steyr AUG chambered in 9mm, highlighting its bullpup design and convertible nature. While praising its functionality and shooting characteristics, the reviewer points out several drawbacks including a plastic trigger mechanism with a heavy pull, a potentially improved magazine well design (mentioning Uzi-style magazines), the absence of a bolt catch/release, and issues with the integrated optic. The double-stage trigger, allowing for single and full-auto fire, is also discussed.

Quick Summary

The Steyr AUG 9mm SMG features a bullpup design and a double-position trigger for semi-auto and full-auto fire. However, it has a plastic trigger mechanism with a heavy pull, lacks a bolt catch/release, and the integrated optic may be non-functional, requiring backup sights.

Chapters

  1. 00:10Introduction to the 9mm Steyr AUG
  2. 00:13Bullpup Design and Functionality
  3. 00:49Modernization Potential of the AUG
  4. 01:019mm Conversion and Features
  5. 01:14Dislikes: Trigger and Magazine Well
  6. 01:51Bolt Catch/Release and Integrated Optics
  7. 02:09Overall Impression and Shooting Performance
  8. 02:31The Double-Position Trigger Explained
  9. 03:20Ambidextrous Shooting and Ejection

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main drawbacks of the Steyr AUG 9mm SMG?

The primary drawbacks noted are the plastic trigger mechanism with a heavy pull, potential improvements needed for the magazine well and release (possibly using Uzi-style mags), the lack of a bolt catch/release, and issues with the integrated optic which may be non-functional.

How does the Steyr AUG's trigger work for different firing modes?

The Steyr AUG features a double-position trigger. A light pull engages semi-automatic fire, while a conscious, full pull requires more force to activate full-automatic fire.

Can the Steyr AUG be fired left-handed?

Yes, the bullpup design of the Steyr AUG allows for left-handed shooting. However, the ejected shell casings and gases can be unpleasant for left-handed operators.

What caliber is the Steyr AUG reviewed in this video?

The Steyr AUG reviewed in this video is chambered in 9mm caliber. It is presented as a conversion of the standard AUG platform.

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