DSR-50

An anti-material magazine fed bullpup bolt-action rifle designed, manufactured and marketed by the German company DSR-Precision GmbH (at some point it was marketed by AMP Technical Services). DSR-50 is an enlarged version of DSR-1, modified to fire .50 BMG (12.7×99mm NATO) munitions, it still retained many feature of DSR-1. Common aspect of the two rifle include the free-floating barrel, front mounted bipod and rear support monopod integrated inside the fully adjustable weapon stock. Optical scopes can be attached on top of the gun on the Picatinny rails, and the frontal bipod is mounted on the top rail. A notable feature on the DSR rifle is a magazine holder in front of the trigger, supposing this feature would speed up the reloading motion, the gun DSR-50 feeds from the rear 3-rounds capacity magazine. Newly added modifications on DSR-50 including integrated hydraulic recoil damping system in the buttstock, integral/forward-venting muzzle brake as part of the "blast compensator", all these features were added to compensate for the recoil from firing the .50 BMG rounds. DSR-50 was marketed as a specialized sniper rifle for police sharpshooters due to it's relatively light weight, compact bullpup design and able to sustain 0.2MOA level accuracy, making it suitable for urban combats. It has been enlisted to service by the German GSG 9 counter-terrorist unit, as well as many other European special police units and agencies.