While everyone else was drooling over the 1980s Daewoo K2 that might be re-introduced onto the civilian US market, I was looking at something that unfortunately we will probably never get access to– The SNT Motiv K2C.
It’s an updated version of the K2 with lots of picatinny rails and also a shorter barrel. Introduced about 15 years ago, it is aimed at replacing the older K1A submachine gun in special forces and vehicle crew roles. It retains the standard four-position selector (Safe, Semi, Burst, Fun) as well as the high-reliability AK-style piston system. The folding / collapsible stock also makes it super-compatible.
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