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Secondly, good job capturing the size of the gun, judging from screenshots (before loading it up) you've done very well in demonstrating just how damn large the EM-1 is. I've stood next to them in real life and online representations very rarely capture just how big all of the (well known) EM series are.
Thirdly, on the note of additional optics mounts, the EM-1 never had them nor a pure iron sighted version. There were about 3-4 EM-2s modified to use a 3.5x "Sniper" optic but no EM-1s. The reasoning behind the use of optics was due to the *somewhat* dubious logic of the shorter sight distance meaning less accuracy, but given that it has been fine on other bullpups I think this was an excess concern.