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MKC-L47CQC
Introducing the new L47 Objective Squad Based Bullpup Rifle Series, from MKC. This is the Close Quarters Variant. Because the barrel of a bullpup rifle extends behind the trigger assembly, the rifles over all length is normally shorter than that of a rifle with the same barrel length. This means that what would normally be a full size rifle can be shortened to a CQBR by configuring it as a bullpup. The L47 is a perfect example of this. The 11" (inch) barrel it sports would normally extend 11 inches away from the trigger, plus magazine size. The tip of the L47 CQ's barrel is no more than five inches away from the trigger, without attachments. That's the same length as an MP5K.
Chambered in 4.6x36mm, this rifle fires in either full or semi-auto, or in a three round burst, and feeds from a 45 round magazine. The stock is rounded off underneath for shoulder mounting, and the lower rail includes a built in flashlight holder.
MKC-L47CQC
Introducing the new L47 Objective Squad Based Bullpup Rifle Series, from MKC. This is the Close Quarters Variant. Because the barrel of a bullpup rifle extends behind the trigger assembly, the rifles over all length is normally shorter than that of a rifle with the same barrel length. This means that what would normally be a full size rifle can be shortened to a CQBR by configuring it as a bullpup. The L47 is a perfect example of this. The 11" (inch) barrel it sports would normally extend 11 inches away from the trigger, plus magazine size. The tip of the L47 CQ's barrel is no more than five inches away from the trigger, without attachments. That's the same length as an MP5K.
Chambered in 4.6x36mm, this rifle fires in either full or semi-auto, or in a three round burst, and feeds from a 45 round magazine. The stock is rounded off underneath for shoulder mounting, and the lower rail includes a built in flashlight holder.