late Cold War and moving onto the 90s was one of the greatest vibes of military aesthetics, before rails poisoned everything, bring me back 
Late 90's future gun tech: cameras everywhere and grenade launchers!
Late 2020's future gun tech: man idk how about another ar-15 variant?
DISQUALIFIEDDD!!!!!! who even let them into the building without a fucking bullpup, smdhtbf, it, like the more famous HK OICW, is actually a bullpup - or rather, it includes a bullpup grenade launcher, attached to a conventional rifle
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(this seems to be a different iteration from the one in the post image, but the layout should be the same)
I don't know if there are any figures for this one, but the HK entry's pretty chonky
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8.18kg comes in higher than a stock BAR (no bipods & extra shit) lmfao
My non-American ass who knows nothing about firearms: the gun looks like the gun from the fifth element, just real-er.
This era delivered some of the more iconic weaponry to show up in media. The G11 is my personal favourite
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F2000 is pushing it but close enough
I remember walking into a gun shop with my friend and his dad when I was like 13, spotting an FS2000, and being like
"oh shid it's the Halo gun!!!11"
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Their sub series folds in half.
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P50 has a 50 round mag that loads into the side.
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I know a lot of people think they’re ugly as sin but I’ve always loved Kel-Tec stuff
what the fuck. how heavy were these beasts
they rlly did it
