What gun is the AUG in real life?

The Steyr AUG (German: Armee-Universal-Gewehr, lit. ‘universal army rifle’) is an Austrian bullpup assault rifle chambered for the 5.56×45mm NATO intermediate cartridge, designed in the 1960s by Steyr-Daimler-Puch, and now manufactured by Steyr Arms GmbH & Co KG.

Can you buy a AUG in the US?

The rifle is available in either the standard version that accepts genuine Steyr AUG magazines or as a NATO version that accepts standard STANAG (AR) magazines.

How accurate is a Steyr AUG?

Even with military-grade ammo, the AUG/A3 had no problems printing five-shot groups from 100 yards into 1 inch or less. This has to be the most accurate nonfree-floated carbine in existence.

Is the AUG a burst gun?

The AUG Tactical Rifle lets you fire in a 3-round burst, dealing huge damage and 2-bursting foes. With the gun’s buff it now has a bullet velocity rivalling that of assault rifles and the M16.

Where is the AUG A3 made?

“Ninety percent of the AUG/A3 is made in Austria. Of the American-made parts on these rifles, two are the receiver and the barrel. The other parts are small pieces like the magazine floorplate, which has no functional purpose other than holding the magazine spring within.” The eight-lug AUG bolt assembly is reliable.

Where are Steyr Augs made?

Australia
This weapon is license produced in Australia as the Lithgow F88, commonly known as Austeyr. The AUG can be considered as the most commercially successful bullpup design to date. The Steyr AUG is chambered for the standard NATO 5.56×45 mm round. It is a gas operated, selective fire rifle with bullpup layout.

Is the AUG 3 round burst?

We have the answers. The AUG Tactical Rifle lets you fire in a 3-round burst, dealing huge damage and 2-bursting foes. With the gun’s buff it now has a bullet velocity rivalling that of assault rifles and the M16.