Bullpup Model - White
Description
MINIATURE BULLPUP MODEL - WHITE
ABOUT THE MODEL NICKNAMED 'THE OUNCE' | 1:3 SCALE MODEL
Sleek. Fast. Pouncing. THE OUNCE is a nickname used for Snow Leopards which is what this bad little guy reminds us of.
- *Does not cycle dummy rounds
- Bright white with black offset parts.
- Bolt functions
- Metal magazine with functional mag release
- 3 non-firing dummy rounds
- Trigger squeezes
- Comes with trophy stand
- Fun to assemble & modify (instructions provided)
- Can add 4x scope onto railing
SIZE & COLOR
- ''The Ounce' measures in at 8.5"in when fully assembled. Pure snow White acrylic parts with Black die cast metal parts. 'Pumped' weighs in at 8 ounces.
GETTING STARTED
- Comes in a self-assembly kit. Most users find this the best part. Pictured instructions provided or view our assembly videos.
Shipping & Returns
USA: Orders ship via USPS & UPS. Tracking will be received within 1 business day of order. Expect 2-5 business days for order to arrive.
International: We ship to CA, and majority of Europe. Customer is responsible for taxes & duties fees are
Returns: Sarge only wants his products in worthy hands. If you don't LOVE your GoatGun, we will buy it back up to 100 days.
Support: Contact [email protected] if you have any questions.
History in your hands
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I seen these advertised I needed to see what the hype was about and I kid you not loved them the build so realistic and quite big for miniature and attention to detail is unreal I have now 13 goatguns with attachments materkey reflex sites etc lots more to buy and custom and build and for the price it's brilliant hurry and purchase comes om telling you Sarge is gonna put he price up there so affordable really guys you won't be disappointed believe
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I have them all. Great hobby. Need more now.
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These things are great fun to put together, take apart, modify, and put back together!
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Made of durable materials
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I enjoy putting these Together so much that I try to buy everyone that comes out!
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Funny thing is, I normally HATE bullpups. The sole exception is the Steyr AUG, which was modern looking even in the late 1970s when it was first introduced. Goat Guns did a very good job with this model, which includes a 1913 rail, which I fitted with their model of an ACOG. This reproduction is of the standard Steyr model which uses a proprietary magazine. Steyr also makes a NATO model which uses STANAG magazines. The white of this model looks really cool and it contrasts well against the black tactical wall.
No complaints about this model.
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I don’t know if it just mine but it falls of the stand quite often so I put it in the hands of my 1:3 scale figure and it looks great even on the stand
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I have always wanted to collect different guns, and now I can! Cheaper than buying the real thing!
