No but the MOE AR's are invariably sold as the shorter carbines, which given moe's association with child(ish) characters, was too much of a coincidence for me to ignore.
Aren't there several bullpup versions available as well? On the subject of AR-series rifles, there's a somewhat infamous yet influential version — the AR-18
, the "widowmaker" of The Troubles in Northern Ireland.
The only bullpup AR-15 variant I've heard of is the Iranian KH2002
, which is a bullpup version of a license-produced Norinco unlicensed copy of the M-16.
She is the gun.
And if we're honest, she's not the really moe one
◊. (MILD NSFW: UPSKIRT)
edited 13th Feb '15 4:25:38 AM by Deadbeatloser22
"Yup. That tasted purple."That's nothing. I just found this
◊ while looking up the IMFDB page on this anime.
... I can't tell if you're saying that after or without looking at the image.
Fiat iustitia, et pereat mundus.And the M16A4 is something of a Neat Freak. And can't handle spicy foods as an analogue to how finnicky the AR-15 family is about powder loads.
edited 14th Feb '15 9:40:06 AM by Deadbeatloser22
"Yup. That tasted purple."edited 14th Feb '15 9:55:12 AM by MarqFJA
Fiat iustitia, et pereat mundus.Heh, Mrs. Thompson pinup art.
I wish the anime had kept the bit from the Manga where when Mrs. Thompson discovered that someone was gunning for her students, she switched from her 1940's US military getup to a 1930's gun-toting Mafia doll.
Girls Und Panzer Abridged made a joke that nicely explained it: Their target demographic happens to be the intersection between horndog perverts and gun nuts (in the case of Girls Und Panzer Abridged, it was history nerds and dirty old men, IIRC)
edited 14th Feb '15 10:17:35 AM by AFP
Which, of course, doesn't account for Periphery Demographics that fit neither category.
Fiat iustitia, et pereat mundus.



You have to remember the AR-15 type platforms are made by quite a few companies including a few foreign licensed versions. There is even a Chinese knock off version.
Who watches the watchmen?