AUG for Sale

Quick Look

The AUG (Armee-Universal-Gewehr) originated in Austria in 1977 as a bullpup rifle developed by Steyr Mannlicher. Its design philosophy centers on compactness and modularity without sacrificing firepower. The AUG remains popular worldwide for military, law enforcement, and civilian users valuing reliability and adaptability.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Compact bullpup design offers improved maneuverability
• Modular components allow caliber and barrel changes
• Ambidextrous controls suit left and right-handed shooters
• Durable synthetic construction ensures corrosion resistance
• Integrated optics rail enhances targeting options

Key Variants

Steyr AUG A3

Current standard model featuring enhanced ergonomics and optics rail for tactical use.

Steyr AUG HBAR

Heavy-barrel variant optimized for sustained fire and accuracy in squad support roles.

Steyr AUG SA

Semi-automatic civilian version designed for sport shooting and personal defense.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	AUG	FN SCAR	HK G36
MSRP	$2,500–3,000	$3,000–4,000	$2,700–3,300
Capacity/Size	30 rounds, bullpup 20 in barrel	30 rounds, conventional 16-20 in barrel	30 rounds, 16.5 in barrel bullpup-like
Weight	8.4 lbs (3.8 kg)	7.9-8.5 lbs (3.6-3.9 kg)	7.9 lbs (3.6 kg)
Optics-Ready	Integrated Picatinny rail	Modular rail standard	Built-in optics and Weaver rail
Trigger Type	Two-stage progressive	Single-stage striker-fired	Double-action/single-action
Notable Pro	Compact, ambidextrous bullpup	Highly modular, battle-proven	Lightweight, reliable in harsh conditions
Notable Con	Bullpup reloads slower for some users	Higher price point	Plastic receiver less rugged

Best Use Cases

• Military and law enforcement tactical operations
• Home defense and personal protection
• Target shooting and competition
• Collection of iconic modern rifles
• Compact rifle for hunting medium game

FAQs

Can I change calibers on the AUG?

Yes, many AUG variants feature modular barrels and bolts to switch calibers such as 5.56 NATO and .223 Remington.

What is the effective range of the AUG?

The AUG is effective up to approximately 500 meters for standard 5.56 NATO rounds with proper optics.

How does the AUG's bullpup design affect handling?

The bullpup layout reduces overall length while maintaining barrel length, improving maneuverability in close quarters.