BATTLE OF THE BULLPUPS: Steyr AUG vs. FN 2000 vs. IWI TAVOR

Published on November 23, 2014
Duration: 38:01

This guide details a comparison and handling techniques for three prominent bullpup rifles: the IWI Tavor, FN FS2000, and Steyr AUG. Expert instruction from Jerry Miculek covers range tests, rapid fire drills, reload mechanics, and field stripping, emphasizing practical handling and technical differences. The video highlights the unique characteristics of each platform, offering insights for intermediate to advanced shooters.

Quick Summary

Expert Jerry Miculek compares the IWI Tavor, FN FS2000, and Steyr AUG bullpup rifles. He highlights the Tavor's reliability and lower bore axis, the FS2000's unique forward ejection and potential gas port burn risk, and the AUG's fast trigger and quick-change barrel. The rear-heavy design of bullpups enables rapid target transitions.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Bullpup Comparison
  2. 01:43IWI Tavor Range Test
  3. 03:51FN FS2000 Range Test
  4. 06:15Steyr AUG Range Test
  5. 08:16Rapid Fire and Transition Drills
  6. 19:47Reload Drills
  7. 24:30Technical Comparison and Disassembly

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key differences between the IWI Tavor, FN FS2000, and Steyr AUG bullpup rifles?

The IWI Tavor features a reliable long-stroke gas piston and a convenient bolt release. The FN FS2000 is known for its forward ejection but has a gas port that can cause thumb burns. The Steyr AUG boasts a fast trigger and an iconic quick-change barrel system.

How does the bore axis of a bullpup rifle affect shooting?

Bullpup rifles generally have a lower bore axis than traditional rifles like the AR-15. This means the shooter may need to adjust their hold-over technique, especially for close-range targets, to compensate for the lower line of sight.

What are the advantages of bullpup rifle design for rapid shooting?

Due to their rear-heavy weight distribution, bullpup rifles allow for very fast stops and starts when transitioning between targets. This characteristic makes them highly effective in dynamic shooting scenarios requiring quick directional changes.

What safety concerns are highlighted when handling the FN FS2000?

A specific concern with the FN FS2000 is the location of its gas port on the left side of the barrel. Shooters must be mindful of their hand placement to avoid potential burns from this hot component.

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