Harris M92

History of Harris M92

The Harris Model 92 (M92) is based on the original Harris Model 87R (M87R) but has been redesigned in a bullpup configuration to accommodate the growing market trend for rifle systems in this configuration. It keeps it. 50 BMG anti-material caliber, fed by a 5-round detachable magazine.

The action is a traditional manual bolt action arrangement. Weighing 11kg, the overall length is 1,015mm and the barrel length is 737mm. Aiming is carried out by optical adjustment.

The M92 was given a very distinctive but ugly profile with its deep fuselage and integrated shoulder strap/pistol grip area. The bolt handle is located at the rearmost end of the weapon. Due to its system being located far behind the body, the barrel can be fixed full length, but only protrudes a short distance in front of the forearm. A bipod was installed in the area around the front for forward support.

The muzzle is closed by a massive perforated brake to deal with the strong recoil effect inherent in firing such a large and powerful cartridge.

Like most weapons in this class, the M92 is intended for an anti-tank/anti-material role in military service.

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