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There aren't many rifles you can identify from across the room, but the Steyr AUG is one of them. This A3 M2 version takes that proven bullpup layout and chambers it in .300 AAC Blackout, a cartridge that feels right at home here. You get a full 16 inch cold hammer forged barrel in a rifle that measures right around 28 inches overall, which is shorter than most carbines with far stubbier barrels. For working out of a vehicle, moving through tight hallways, or just keeping a capable rifle compact, that math is hard to beat.
This is the NATO stock configuration, which means the magwell accepts standard AR-15 pattern magazines instead of Steyr's proprietary waffle mags. That one change makes ownership a whole lot simpler, since spare mags are cheap and available everywhere. Steyr also fitted an extended Picatinny optics rail up top with plenty of real estate for a red dot, LPVO, or magnified optic, plus ambidextrous QD sling points and a folding charging handle that stays out of your way until you need it.
Under the black synthetic shell, the AUG runs a short-stroke gas piston system that vents gas out the front of the rifle, keeping the action noticeably cleaner than direct impingement guns. The adjustable gas regulator lets you tune the rifle to keep it cycling across different loads and conditions, which is a real advantage in .300 Blackout where ammo varies a lot from one box to the next. The integrated folding foregrip gives you a solid hold for offhand work, and the matte black Mannox receiver finish shrugs off wear.
At roughly 7.65 pounds with the weight balanced back toward your shoulder, this rifle points fast and stays steady. Pair the chambering with the compact footprint and you have one of the more practical bullpups on the market, whether it earns a spot by the bedside or racks up range time on the weekend.
Yes, and that is the big draw of this specific version. The NATO stock configuration uses a magwell designed around standard AR-15 pattern magazines rather than Steyr's proprietary waffle mags. That means inexpensive, easy-to-find magazines from just about any maker will run in this rifle.
The action and magazine sit behind the trigger, so you keep a full 16 inch barrel while the whole rifle comes in around 28 inches overall. That gives you carbine-beating compactness without giving up velocity. The rearward balance also makes the rifle quick to point and easy to control in tight spaces.
Absolutely. This model comes with an extended Picatinny top rail that gives you plenty of room for a red dot, a magnifier combo, or a low power variable scope. There is no fixed integrated optic on this version, so you can set it up however you like.
Yes. The AUG A3 M2 runs a short-stroke gas piston with an adjustable regulator, and the system vents gas out the front of the rifle to keep the action cleaner. The adjustability is handy in .300 Blackout, since it helps the rifle cycle reliably across a wide range of loads.
| UPC | 688218839508 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | AUGM2BLKNATOEXT300 |
| Model | |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 16" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .300 AAC Blackout |
| Capacity | 30 |
| Color | Black |
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