Top 5 Most Innovative Guns of the Decade

Published on November 1, 2019
Duration: 19:35

This video review from Arm&Gun showcases the top 5 most innovative firearms of the decade, featuring expert insights from a knowledgeable collector. The review highlights groundbreaking designs like the B&T USW's stationary optic bridge, the SIG Rattler's bufferless system, the FightLite MCR's belt-fed AR upper, the Desert Tech SRS bullpup's modularity, and the Sero GM6 Lynx's man-portable .50 BMG capability. The SIG MPX is also featured as a bonus for its PCC market innovation.

Quick Summary

The Arm&Gun channel reviews the Top 5 Most Innovative Guns of the Decade, highlighting groundbreaking designs like the B&T USW's stationary optic bridge, the SIG Rattler's bufferless system, the FightLite MCR's belt-fed AR upper, the Desert Tech SRS bullpup's modularity, and the Sero GM6 Lynx's man-portable .50 BMG capability.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction
  2. 00:40B&T USW
  3. 03:50SIG Sauer MCX Rattler
  4. 08:06FightLite MCR
  5. 12:04Desert Tech SRS/Covert
  6. 14:43Sero GM6 Lynx
  7. 16:57Bonus: SIG Sauer MPX

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the B&T USW innovative?

The B&T USW is innovative because it combines a 9mm duty pistol with the stability of an SBR. Its key feature is a stationary optic bridge that doesn't move with the slide, enabling faster follow-up shots and a more consistent sight picture for the shooter.

How does the SIG Sauer MCX Rattler achieve its compact size?

The SIG Sauer MCX Rattler achieves its extreme compactness through a redesigned bolt carrier group that eliminates the need for a traditional buffer tube. This allows for the integration of a folding stock while still maintaining rifle-caliber firepower in a sub-compact frame.

What is the primary advantage of the FightLite MCR?

The FightLite MCR's primary advantage is its ability to function as a belt-fed upper receiver for the AR-15 platform, offering sustained fire capability at a significantly lower weight than traditional squad automatic weapons like the M249 SAW, while also retaining magazine-fed operation.

Why is the Sero GM6 Lynx considered innovative for its caliber?

The Sero GM6 Lynx is innovative for a .50 BMG rifle because its long-recoil reciprocating barrel system significantly reduces felt recoil. Additionally, it can be compressed to just 36 inches for transport, making this powerful caliber more man-portable.

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