Just incase some of you aren’t familiar as to what a ‘Bullpup’ is, let me fill you in. The primary benefit of a bullpup weapon is that the weapon’s overall length can be significantly decreased without reducing the barrel length. This allows a bullpup weapon to be more easily maneuvered and concealed than a conventional weapon with a similar barrel length, especially in tight spaces.

The GM-6 Lynx 50 CAL is one of the most interesting Bullpup .50 BMG rifles that I have ever seen. Ultimately like many firearms the GM-6 Lynx is a tool to fit a specific job, and it performs well at that job.

This next paragraph comes directly from gm6lynx.com:

This unique, multi-purpose rifle combines the strengths of sniper rifles, combat rifles and anti-material weapons. It is suitable for use by land-; air-; territorial and independent armed forces. Its task is to destroy the enemies key pinpoint targets, armored rifle troops in vehicles, light shelters and buildings, radio- electronic construction, missile launchers up to 2000+ meters distance and hovering helicopters within a 600-800 meters shooting range. It generates significantly (5-8 times) greater muzzle energy than the conventional small arms.

GM6 Lynx specs:

Empty Weight: 10,5 kg
Combat Weight: 13 kg
Full (combat) length: 1114 mm
Length in portable state (barrel pushed in): 914 mm
Length of barrel: 730 mm
Muzzle energy: 14,5 kJ
Muzzle Velocity: From 780 m/s
Shooting range:  2000 m+
Design: Bullpup
Magazine: Straight, 5 round
Multi caliber: .50 Cal and / or 12,7 x108
Accuracy:  Sub MOA
Operation: semi-automatic
Nato Stock Number: 1005-51-0007465

Now that you are up to speed on the technical stuff, let’s sit back and see how this weapon performs in the video.