Top 5 Most Innovative Guns of the Decade

Published on November 1, 2019
Duration: 19:35

This review highlights five of the most innovative firearms from the past decade, focusing on unique engineering solutions. Innovations include the B&T USW's stationary optic bridge, the SIG Rattler's buffer-tube-less design, the FightLite MCR's belt-fed AR upper, the Desert Tech SRS's modular bullpup system, and the Sero GM6 Lynx's reciprocating barrel for recoil reduction. A bonus segment covers the SIG MPX's gas piston system for PCCs.

Quick Summary

The Sero GM6 Lynx is a semi-auto .50 BMG rifle featuring a long-recoil reciprocating barrel system. This innovative design significantly reduces felt recoil, making the powerful rifle more manageable and allowing it to compress to just 36 inches for transport.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Top 5 Innovative Guns
  2. 00:401. B&T USW (Universal Service Weapon)
  3. 03:502. SIG Sauer MCX Rattler
  4. 08:063. FightLite MCR
  5. 12:044. Desert Tech SRS/Covert
  6. 14:435. Sero 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, allowing for faster follow-up shots and improved accuracy.

How does the SIG MCX Rattler achieve its compact size?

The SIG MCX Rattler is exceptionally compact due to its redesigned bolt carrier group, which eliminates the need for a traditional buffer tube. This allows for a folding stock while maintaining rifle-caliber firepower in a sub-compact frame.

What is the main advantage of the FightLite MCR?

The FightLite MCR is essentially a belt-fed upper receiver for the AR-15 platform, often called a 'SAW killer.' Its innovation lies in its dual-feed capability (magazine or belt) and a quick-change barrel system, all at a significantly lower weight than an M249 SAW.

How does the Sero GM6 Lynx reduce recoil for a .50 BMG rifle?

The Sero GM6 Lynx employs a long-recoil reciprocating barrel system. This mechanism absorbs significant recoil energy, making the powerful .50 BMG semi-automatic rifle more manageable and allowing it to be compressed for easier transport.

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