Driving is an inevitable part of everyday life for the average American; nearly everywhere we go requires some form of motorized transportation. According to the Department of Transportation, modern Americans spend over 370 hours per year in their automobiles. Needless to say, there’s a strong argument to be made for vehicle-based emergency preparedness measures within this ever-changing environment.
Defense when traveling isn’t a new concept — the security of individuals and goods in transit dates back to the earliest days of humanity. The weapons used for this purpose must be multifunctional, given the cramped environment of the vehicle, but also flexible in their ability to engage at various ranges. Not to mention also accommodating modern accessories like optics, slings, and lights.
Enter the bullpup rifle. The modern bullpup sparks a mixed emotional response with many shooters. While they’re more common in the global market, they haven’t seen military service, or even widespread commercial acceptance, here in the United
