IDW

The Bushman IDW (Individual Defence Weapon) was designed by George D. Ealovega, who marketed it through the firm of Bushman Ltd. However due to a lack of interest, the rights for the weapon was sold to Parker-Hale and after some modifications was rebranded as the Parker-Hale PDW. The weapons was pitched to the British army as a self defense weapon for vehicle crews but was not selected. It was made entirely out of an experimental polymer, making it very light. It used Ealovega's patented rate regulator, which used a electrically-powered hydraulic system governed by a computer chip (with the battery pack stored in the pistol grip), this allows the weapon to fire with a rate of fire between 450-1400 rpm which helps in taming the recoil of the weapon.