Springfield Armory Hellion 5.56mm Bullpup

The Hellion is tiny bullpups with enhanced ballistics, all in a smaller form. It comes with ambidextrous controls an ejection mechanism that can be reversed for suppressor use and QD sling sling cups for mounting in every buttstock position. The flip-up sights are also good-looking.

The disassembly process requires no tools, and is as simple as pressing a few secure takedown pins. The trigger can be slid out of the rear of the chassis.

Features

Hellion Bullpup 5.56mm with a superior shooting quality and versatility. The unique design that places the action behind the trigger, allows shooters to strike targets with either the right or left shoulder. Ambidextrous controls are integrated with a reversible case ejection system to ensure that the bullpup is as easy to use as it is powerful.

The possibility exists to change the pistol grip, which lets shooters adjust the position of their hands. A four-prong flash hider mitigates muzzle blast. The gun also has the Picatinny top rail, as well as a range of M-Lok slot options for accessories. For those who want high capacity, lightweight firearm, the Hellion can be found in various lengths of barrels, including 16 inch models specifically designed for use with suppressors.

The Hellion’s fully adjustable control is one of its best characteristics. When not

in use, the charging handle can be moved to the opposite side. The bolt release and magazine release are both bilateral and close to the pistol grip, making them easy to reach for left-handed shooters. Reversible case-ejection is simple. Bolt carriers can be pulled out, and the cam pin rotates for both right and left-handed shooting.

The Hellion is built on the well-tested VHS-2 made by Croatian manufacturer HS Produkt. The Hellion is compliant with 922r which means that it meets the US requirements and is available for purchase. The new American-made Hellion includes a variety improvements that simplify use, but still retaining the capabilities that made it a reliable weapon for the battlefield of the Croatian military. This includes a two-position adjustable gas block with adjustments for both normal and suppressor firing, ambidextrous controls, Reversible case ejection as well as a pistol grip that is compatible with the AR-15-pattern grips along with Bravo Manufacturing’s Gunfighter Mod 3. The Hellion comes in a variety of lengths of barrels, including sixteen-inch barrels that are designed for use when combined with a suppressor.

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The Hellion was the product of a partnership with Springfield Armory and Croatian firearms producer HS Produkt. This rifle is a combination that combines the advantages that the Bullpup has, along with control ambidextrous, as well as the reverse-able casing ejection. It’s a great battle carbine. The barrel on the chromoly-vanadium rifle is rifled with the twist rate of 1:17 to ensure stability of 5.56 NATO projectiles that are compatible with magazines. An all-prong concealer for flash is fitted at the factory. The muzzle thread measures 1/2×28, which allows for the option of using a suppressor. The Hellion has QD sockets that are located at the front and rear of the handle that carry it, and eyes to snap hook sling attachments on both sides.

One of the unique highlights of one of the most unique features on Hellion is the collapsible buttstock. Shooters have the ability to alter the buttstock to five different positions within two inches. The adjustable feature alone makes the Hellion stand out from most other bullpups, which are typically very stiff and have no adjustment capabilities.

A further feature that is appealing is the reversible bolt, as well as an ejection port. The bolt can be switched to the left-side ejection position through the removal of a pin, and reversing the ejector door. This is a much simpler process than with other guns that are ambidextrous, and it performs flawlessly every time.

The Hellion also has a full-length M1913 Picatinny optical rail mounted on top, and flip-up iron sights on both sides. Its front sight a post-inglobe style with an integrated dial that can be used to adjust elevation when sighting in. The rear sight has an aperture with graduated apertures of up to 400 yards. This should suffice for the majority of combat applications. The gas block features made of two parts, one for an unrestricted setting and the other to be used with a suppressor.

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Hellion is a combat carbine which offers exceptional capabilities and adaptability within a compact, ambidextrous, small layout. The Hellion uses a bullpup system in which the action is located behind the trigger, thereby diminuting its overall length but not any loss of ballistic capability. The stock that can be collapsed has five lengths of pull and a cheek raiser which can also act as a deflector. Springfield also made the Hellion multi-directional by incorporating an ambidextrous charging hand and the reversible magazines ejection ports.

The Hellion was created for US customers and comes with 1913 Picatinny Rail that has flip-up iron sights. Additionally, the buttstock has the QD socket that allows slings to be slung on both sides. Additionally, in addition to these indispensable capabilities as well, the Hellion comes with a spring-loaded gas block knob with a knurled design that is configurable for suppressors. The ambidextrous bolt and the ejection port can be switched without tools, allowing empty cases either on to the left or the right it is a wonderful attribute for use with suppressors.

In terms of trigger feel, the Hellion’s great. Bullpups aren’t known for their triggers due to the location of the trigger action, but Springfield has nailed it. It’s a quick take-up and clean break, with the least amount of overtravel.

The Hellion delivered three shot groups that consistently at 100 yards. It also had reliable accuracy with suppressed fire. It performed extremely well even in the sitting position. It just had a tiny deviation at 300 yards. This is quite remarkable for a pistol-length rifle. Especially when you consider the fact that it is able to be equipped in conjunction with suppressors. The reason it was made is specifically for Special Operation Forces, who need to rely on their firearms in difficult scenarios.

Value

Springfield Armory imported the Hellion it was designed by HS Produkt as the VHS-2 in Croatia. The Hellion’s constant Picatinny Rail allows versatile mounting of optics. It also accepts AR pattern grips such as the Bravo Company USA BCMGUNFIGHTER Mod 3 included. The five-position, spring-loaded buttstock provides shooter flexibility, and an M-Lok-compatible guard provides accessories support. The Hellion is 922r compliant and comes with a 30-round Magpul PMAG.

Based on a military rifle, the Hellion is designed to transcend the limitations of semi-automatic bullpups. They also provide better ballistic performance. With a barrel length of sixteen” either 18 or 16″ it can handle a SpringfieldStore suppressor with absolutely no reduction in accuracy at the lower end. The rifle also features the mechanism to eject the gun from its case. It can be reversed and is dual-expandable.

Hellion includes steel components that are black-nitrided, to help protect them from wear and damage from the environment, and high-strength Polymer components. The Hellion features an effortless, quiet operation with a low recoil. It is ideal for shooting at long distances.

Hellion offers the same functionality similar to a high-end firearm and comes in a smaller, light packaging. It is a great choice for those in search of a strong and versatile gun.

FAQ

Springfield Armory is a contemporary commercial firearm manufacturer and importer located in Geneseo, Illinois. The company is not related to the US Government arsenal of the identical name, Springfield Armory focuses on civilian-grade guns like the Hellion. It is based on the Croatian HS Product VHS-2 bullpup and the Hellion has a lot to give to anyone searching for a quality rifle in a short and compact package.

The Hellion is a fantastic illustration of what the company can do when it comes to innovations in the AR-15 market. Many gun manufacturers try to distinguish themselves by using a distinct color or small modifications. Yet, they don’t often entirely redesign models. Hellion has all that plus more.

The Hellion is suppressable but it does not need registration as an SBR. It’s because the piston system transfers less gas to the rear when fired that keeps things cool and stops heat accumulation on the shooter’s face.

The Hellion can also be a good choice for shooters seeking to utilize the suppressor. It is equipped with an M-Lok Handguard, which can be used on any AR-15 standard grip including the Bravo Company BCM Gunfighter Mod 3 popular grip. It also features flip-up iron sights that fit to the top rail as well as feeds from regular AR magazines.

The barrel of the Hellion is constructed of chromoly vanadium, and is it is rifled using a 1:7 twist it is able to reliably stabilize a variety of magazine-compatible 5.56 NATO projectiles. The muzzle of the Hellion is threaded SpringfieldStore 1/2×28. This allows the user to connect the muzzle device as well as a the sound suppressor.