r/canadaguns • u/Kid-On-Reddit- • Apr 22 '26

Misc Muzzelite Marlin Camp Carbine Bullpup chassis

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I know bullpup conversions are prohibited but I just wanted to show off something neat for a NR firearm.

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u/Flat-Dark-Earth Big Bore Specialist Apr 22 '26

I remember pre 2020, bullpups were undesirable and viewed as having shit triggers and awkward ergonomics.

Now everyone wants one.

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u/Canadian-AML-Guy Apr 22 '26

I think the 2020-2025 era where bullpups were just the best rifles available gave everyone rose coloured glasses

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u/Kid-On-Reddit- Apr 22 '26

I mean the tavor x95s were quite sweet and abundant. I would have loved the VHS-2 here. The other options were had was Type 97, M17s, Tavor 7, Kel-Tec RFB, Kel-Tek RDB, FN FS2000, IWI TAR 21

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u/Canadian-AML-Guy Apr 22 '26

The T97 and RDB were miles better than anything else in the price range

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u/Kid-On-Reddit- Apr 22 '26

Always wanted a T97. They felt so niche

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u/Canadian-AML-Guy Apr 22 '26

I regret selling it to this day. The mag release sucked but was otherwise phenomenal. Ate everything I fed it without complaint and was more accurate than I ever was.

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u/Perfect_Diamond_1128 Apr 23 '26

mine came with a left hand side extended mag release and its so easy to release the mag, literally a perfect gun

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u/Canadian-AML-Guy Apr 22 '26

The RDB is legitimately a fine rifle. Definitely better than any other semi 5.56 for $1200 in 2022. The T97 may have had a shit safety and mag release, but it was extremely reliable, accurate enough, and cheap.

Like what was a better $1500 rifle? Definitely not a 180. Maybe more accurate, but reliability is my #1 priority. I don't care if its 1 MOA out of the box if it can't shoot

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u/Canadian-AML-Guy Apr 23 '26

Did you have one? I did and had no issues whatsoever. Set gas settings correctly and you're good to go. Get the heavy barrel version and you don't get overheating issues.

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u/rankuwa Apr 23 '26

4MOA with a Tavor is a you problem, but the point of that rifle isn't accuracy. There's a reason most people used aftermarket triggers that are very nice.

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u/rankuwa Apr 28 '26

Nah, you just suck at shooting. 4MOA is terrible for a Tavor.

Or just save up your allowance for a better trigger like everyone else, 2.5 lbs is pretty nice. No creep. Maybe then you can beat 4MOA but you'll still have to work on your form.

I don't think you know what objectively means.