FN SCAR 17S .308 Winchester Semi Auto Rifle - Blue/Black, 16" Barrel, 20+1 Rounds, Synthetic, Folding Stock
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The FN SCAR was first commissioned by the United Stated Special Operations Command known as USSOCOM in order to fill a solicitation for a family of Special Operations Forces Combat Assault Rifle which became known as the SCAR. Designed primarily with two calibers in mind and with a high level of parts commonality along with ergonomic, the FN SCAR was born.
Now is your chance to own the same rifle chambered .308 Winchester (7.62x51 NATO) and own your very own piece of Special Operations history. Join the team and purchase your FN SCAR 17S semi automatic short stroke gas piston rifle today.
FNH USA FN SCAR 17S Semi Auto Rifle (Matte Black) Specifications and Features:
FNH USA 985611
Short Stroke Gas Piston System (Semi Auto Operation)
.308 Winchester (accepts 7.62x51 NATO)
16.25" Hammer Forged (Chrome Lined) Barrel
Full Free Floating Barrel
1:12" Twist Rate
Hard Coat Anodized Monolithic Aluminum Receiver
MIL-STD 1913 Accessory Rails at the 3, 6, 9, and 12 o'clock positions
Adjustable Folding Front Folding Sight
Removable Rear Iron Sights
Barrel Threaded 5/8x24
Compensator
Telescoping Side Folding Polymer Stock
Adjustable Cheek piece
A2 Style Pistol Grip
Ambidextrous Safety Lever and Magazine Release
Charging Handle May be Mounted Right or Left Side
Enlarged Trigger Guard for Gloved Use
Composite Polymer Trigger Module
20 Round Magazine
Accepts DPMS LR-308 Pattern Magazines
Overall Weight 8.0lbs
Matte Black Finish
Includes:
One 20 Round Magazine
| Model 985611 |
Condition Factory New |
| Bud's Item # 109763 |
UPC 845737010492 |
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Manufacturer FN |
The FN SCAR was first commissioned by the United Stated Special Operations Command known as USSOCOM in order to fill a solicitation for a family of Special Operations Forces Combat Assault Rifle which became known as the SCAR. Designed primarily with two calibers in mind and with a high level of parts commonality along with ergonomic, the FN SCAR was born.
Now is your chance to own the same rifle chambered .308 Winchester (7.62x51 NATO) and own your very own piece of Special Operations history. Join the team and purchase your FN SCAR 17S semi automatic short stroke gas piston rifle today.
FNH USA FN SCAR 17S Semi Auto Rifle (Matte Black) Specifications and Features:
FNH USA 985611
Short Stroke Gas Piston System (Semi Auto Operation)
.308 Winchester (accepts 7.62x51 NATO)
16.25" Hammer Forged (Chrome Lined) Barrel
Full Free Floating Barrel
1:12" Twist Rate
Hard Coat Anodized Monolithic Aluminum Receiver
MIL-STD 1913 Accessory Rails at the 3, 6, 9, and 12 o'clock positions
Adjustable Folding Front Folding Sight
Removable Rear Iron Sights
Barrel Threaded 5/8x24
Compensator
Telescoping Side Folding Polymer Stock
Adjustable Cheek piece
A2 Style Pistol Grip
Ambidextrous Safety Lever and Magazine Release
Charging Handle May be Mounted Right or Left Side
Enlarged Trigger Guard for Gloved Use
Composite Polymer Trigger Module
20 Round Magazine
Accepts DPMS LR-308 Pattern Magazines
Overall Weight 8.0lbs
Matte Black Finish
Includes:
One 20 Round Magazine
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06/21/2020
The milspec trigger is kinda bad. Other than that it's a great gun, one of the best purchases I've ever made. Not sure it's worth the price tag for the average gun owner. It's quite expensive, there's plenty of other .308/7.62x51 guns out there for much better price points.
If you're an avid gun collector/shooter I'd say it's worth it, but if you're just starting out in the gun world I would avoid purchasing this for a long time. It's an investment.
You have to take into consideration also the optic you are going to choose. The "best" optics for this gun can also be very pricey. Spending 3k on a gun and then spending 1.2k-2k on a good optic, is a hefty investment.
If you're an avid gun collector/shooter I'd say it's worth it, but if you're just starting out in the gun world I would avoid purchasing this for a long time. It's an investment.
You have to take into consideration also the optic you are going to choose. The "best" optics for this gun can also be very pricey. Spending 3k on a gun and then spending 1.2k-2k on a good optic, is a hefty investment.
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