18 September 2023
by Amael Kotlarski
Thales MBR 5.56 mm assault rifle. (Janes/Amael Kotlarski)
Thales Australia and Lithgow Arms revealed further details of their latest small-arms developments at DSEI 2023 in London.
Speaking to Janes, representatives from the companies outlined work undertaken on a range of rifles, including the F90 Modular Bullpup Rifle (MBR). Essentially an improved F90 rifle, development of the MBR began in 2017 with an aim of improving the weapon's overall ergonomics and functionality. A new ambidextrous magazine release was repositioned on the front of the trigger, allowing for magazines to be released using the control hand's index finger. The magazine well was redesigned to accept STANAG pattern magazines and enable a drop-free magazine release, and the ambidextrous bolt-release catch was redesigned to work with STANAG magazines. In addition, Lithgow Arms produces an extended rail that features M-LOK interfaces, which is compatible with both the F90 and F90 MBR. This handguard was developed to accommodate modern shooting stances and techniques.
Thales Australia and Lithgow Arms revealed further details of their latest small-arms developments a...
18 September 2023
by Amael Kotlarski
Thales MBR 5.56 mm assault rifle. (Janes/Amael Kotlarski)
Thales Australia and Lithgow Arms revealed further details of their latest small-arms developments at DSEI 2023 in London.
Speaking to Janes, representatives from the companies outlined work undertaken on a range of rifles, including the F90 Modular Bullpup Rifle (MBR). Essentially an improved F90 rifle, development of the MBR began in 2017 with an aim of improving the weapon's overall ergonomics and functionality. A new ambidextrous magazine release was repositioned on the front of the trigger, allowing for magazines to be released using the control hand's index finger. The magazine well was redesigned to accept STANAG pattern magazines and enable a drop-free magazine release, and the ambidextrous bolt-release catch was redesigned to work with STANAG magazines. In addition, Lithgow Arms produces an extended rail that features M-LOK interfaces, which is compatible with both the F90 and F90 MBR. This handguard was developed to accommodate modern shooting stances and techniques.
Thales Australia and Lithgow Arms revealed further details of their latest small-arms developments a...
18 September 2023
by Amael Kotlarski
Thales MBR 5.56 mm assault rifle. (Janes/Amael Kotlarski)
Thales Australia and Lithgow Arms revealed further details of their latest small-arms developments at DSEI 2023 in London.
Speaking to Janes, representatives from the companies outlined work undertaken on a range of rifles, including the F90 Modular Bullpup Rifle (MBR). Essentially an improved F90 rifle, development of the MBR began in 2017 with an aim of improving the weapon's overall ergonomics and functionality. A new ambidextrous magazine release was repositioned on the front of the trigger, allowing for magazines to be released using the control hand's index finger. The magazine well was redesigned to accept STANAG pattern magazines and enable a drop-free magazine release, and the ambidextrous bolt-release catch was redesigned to work with STANAG magazines. In addition, Lithgow Arms produces an extended rail that features M-LOK interfaces, which is compatible with both the F90 and F90 MBR. This handguard was developed to accommodate modern shooting stances and techniques.
Thales Australia and Lithgow Arms revealed further details of their latest small-arms developments a...
18 September 2023
by Amael Kotlarski
Thales MBR 5.56 mm assault rifle. (Janes/Amael Kotlarski)
Thales Australia and Lithgow Arms revealed further details of their latest small-arms developments at DSEI 2023 in London.
Speaking to Janes, representatives from the companies outlined work undertaken on a range of rifles, including the F90 Modular Bullpup Rifle (MBR). Essentially an improved F90 rifle, development of the MBR began in 2017 with an aim of improving the weapon's overall ergonomics and functionality. A new ambidextrous magazine release was repositioned on the front of the trigger, allowing for magazines to be released using the control hand's index finger. The magazine well was redesigned to accept STANAG pattern magazines and enable a drop-free magazine release, and the ambidextrous bolt-release catch was redesigned to work with STANAG magazines. In addition, Lithgow Arms produces an extended rail that features M-LOK interfaces, which is compatible with both the F90 and F90 MBR. This handguard was developed to accommodate modern shooting stances and techniques.
Thales Australia and Lithgow Arms revealed further details of their latest small-arms developments a...
18 September 2023
by Amael Kotlarski
Thales MBR 5.56 mm assault rifle. (Janes/Amael Kotlarski)
Thales Australia and Lithgow Arms revealed further details of their latest small-arms developments at DSEI 2023 in London.
Speaking to Janes, representatives from the companies outlined work undertaken on a range of rifles, including the F90 Modular Bullpup Rifle (MBR). Essentially an improved F90 rifle, development of the MBR began in 2017 with an aim of improving the weapon's overall ergonomics and functionality. A new ambidextrous magazine release was repositioned on the front of the trigger, allowing for magazines to be released using the control hand's index finger. The magazine well was redesigned to accept STANAG pattern magazines and enable a drop-free magazine release, and the ambidextrous bolt-release catch was redesigned to work with STANAG magazines. In addition, Lithgow Arms produces an extended rail that features M-LOK interfaces, which is compatible with both the F90 and F90 MBR. This handguard was developed to accommodate modern shooting stances and techniques.
Thales Australia and Lithgow Arms revealed further details of their latest small-arms developments a...
18 September 2023
by Amael Kotlarski
Thales MBR 5.56 mm assault rifle. (Janes/Amael Kotlarski)
Thales Australia and Lithgow Arms revealed further details of their latest small-arms developments at DSEI 2023 in London.
Speaking to Janes, representatives from the companies outlined work undertaken on a range of rifles, including the F90 Modular Bullpup Rifle (MBR). Essentially an improved F90 rifle, development of the MBR began in 2017 with an aim of improving the weapon's overall ergonomics and functionality. A new ambidextrous magazine release was repositioned on the front of the trigger, allowing for magazines to be released using the control hand's index finger. The magazine well was redesigned to accept STANAG pattern magazines and enable a drop-free magazine release, and the ambidextrous bolt-release catch was redesigned to work with STANAG magazines. In addition, Lithgow Arms produces an extended rail that features M-LOK interfaces, which is compatible with both the F90 and F90 MBR. This handguard was developed to accommodate modern shooting stances and techniques.
Thales Australia and Lithgow Arms revealed further details of their latest small-arms developments a...
18 September 2023
by Amael Kotlarski
Thales MBR 5.56 mm assault rifle. (Janes/Amael Kotlarski)
Thales Australia and Lithgow Arms revealed further details of their latest small-arms developments at DSEI 2023 in London.
Speaking to Janes, representatives from the companies outlined work undertaken on a range of rifles, including the F90 Modular Bullpup Rifle (MBR). Essentially an improved F90 rifle, development of the MBR began in 2017 with an aim of improving the weapon's overall ergonomics and functionality. A new ambidextrous magazine release was repositioned on the front of the trigger, allowing for magazines to be released using the control hand's index finger. The magazine well was redesigned to accept STANAG pattern magazines and enable a drop-free magazine release, and the ambidextrous bolt-release catch was redesigned to work with STANAG magazines. In addition, Lithgow Arms produces an extended rail that features M-LOK interfaces, which is compatible with both the F90 and F90 MBR. This handguard was developed to accommodate modern shooting stances and techniques.
Thales Australia and Lithgow Arms revealed further details of their latest small-arms developments a...
18 September 2023
by Amael Kotlarski
Thales MBR 5.56 mm assault rifle. (Janes/Amael Kotlarski)
Thales Australia and Lithgow Arms revealed further details of their latest small-arms developments at DSEI 2023 in London.
Speaking to Janes, representatives from the companies outlined work undertaken on a range of rifles, including the F90 Modular Bullpup Rifle (MBR). Essentially an improved F90 rifle, development of the MBR began in 2017 with an aim of improving the weapon's overall ergonomics and functionality. A new ambidextrous magazine release was repositioned on the front of the trigger, allowing for magazines to be released using the control hand's index finger. The magazine well was redesigned to accept STANAG pattern magazines and enable a drop-free magazine release, and the ambidextrous bolt-release catch was redesigned to work with STANAG magazines. In addition, Lithgow Arms produces an extended rail that features M-LOK interfaces, which is compatible with both the F90 and F90 MBR. This handguard was developed to accommodate modern shooting stances and techniques.
Thales Australia and Lithgow Arms revealed further details of their latest small-arms developments a...