Young Manufacturing Bullpup .22 LR Marlin Model 795
Updated: January 9th, 2013
Young Manufacturing’s bullpup conversion of the .22 LR Marlin Model 795 was on display at SHOT Show. It is a neat looking gun. It does not try to emulate a fancy bullpup like the FN2000 or Tavor, but instead is minimalist and slick.
Young also manufacture a forward recoil-spring AR-15 (photo below):
Young’s website ( www.youngmanufacturing.net ) is currently offline.
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Here is a better one for the 10-22 receiver / barrel / etc system.
It uses an electronic trigger for "fire by wire" similar to Olympic pistols like the Pardini SP1-E.
Rare to find a bullpup with a better trigger than 99.9% of guns.
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So does this Young Manufacturing Bullpup for a Marlin 795 available commercially? Where? How much? Do they have a website or email or phone number or address to contact. I like the simplicity of it. I tried drawing a bullpup for my 795 and one of my drawings ended up looking like this (on the top photo, sans the butt; my drawing's butt looked like that on the old Brit EM2), while the others were based on a cut down stock design. I just don't know how to go about the mechanics of the forward trigger to the rear trigger thing.