Come on.It has to do with the company and import/export laws.

Some shooters have been cutting that almost in half!The farthest I could shoot at this particular range was 300 yards. However, you cannot forget the trigger, which is the soul and in this case, FN chose to go with the Geissele “Super SCAR” trigger.The Geissele Super SCAR is designed similarly to the Geissele SSA. The SCAR-H fires the more powerful 7.62×51mm NATO from proprietary 20-round magazines. The gas-operated piston design absorbs recoil efficiently […] When we compare the SCAR-H with the more popularly used SR25, in the same barrel length, we see that’s its’ about half a pound heavier.

Personally I’m hoping the CZ Bren 2 in .308 arrives here soon at $2k or less. Ambidextrous is cool and all, but not at that price, sorry.The Scar 17 (308 chambered) series is a fantastic series of guns.

At over 11 lbs. Tipping the scales at 11.2 pounds before you add ammo and an optic, it’s more than 3 pounds heavier than the SCAR 17S. There, the 20S Precision Rifle absolutely shines like no other SCAR I’ve ever shot.If you’re an FN SCAR lover, the 20S is your next fling. The rifle will still accept standard capacity 20-round SCAR 17S magazines as well.One of the reasons I had to add the bipod was because of the aforementioned weight of the rifle. Bullet weight is the biggest determinant of bullet shape.

supplied 10-round magazine as well as 20-round magazines from a SCAR 17S. The FN SCAR 20S Precision Semi-Auto Rifle is military approved, and once you fire this long range rifle yourself, you'll know why. If alloy, what does that say about the supposed KDG stock adaptor issue for the 17S?Sounds like a winner, except for that reciprocating CH and the 11# stripped weight. There was talk of Glocks in 2016 but bureaucracy wanted “real” safety. I shot it in the rain and in the sun. If we compare it to other more seldom fielded rifles, like the LaRue OSR/OBR, then the SCAR-H is heavier by a pound or more.The other person replying is flat out wrong on several points.The lightest Larue OBR is 9.5 lbs, about 1 lb heavier than a 17s.That sounds like a load of crap. Still, there’s a lot to play around with there. But that is not the SCAR’s fault.The SCAR-H is only about half a pound lighter than 60 year old wood and steel service rifles, like the G3 and the FAL.

Transitioning from target to target when shooting off a tripod or from the prone was a breeze.

That is, a light bullet will necessarily be a short one, and heavy bullet a long one. The initial solicitation indicated that the SCAR-H would also be able to be chambered in 7.62×39mm M43 Kalashnikov cartridge and 6.8×43mm Remington SPCc…

This allows for easier shooting from the prone position or from a bench, particularly when it comes to magazine changes from the prone position. In case you thought that was a misprint, that’s two fours followed by two nines with a big ol’ dollar sign right in front…and no decimals to be found.Believe it or not, that price is actually in line with the competition. Match grade ammo definitely shines in this rifle.These are standard military 7.62 NATO long-range rounds, and I’m sure they’re the bullet these guns were built around.

The fact that the 17S practically ends up cleaner than it started after a range day is just a plus.“Heavy as compared to other semi-automatic 7.62NATO caliber service rifles.”Such as? (Maybe second, behind Rem and Sig?)

I built an AR-10 that shoots similarly, suppressed and open, for a fraction of that price. The only round to hit 1 MOA, and it hit it dead on, was that 125gr Hornady Custom Light reduced recoil round.All accuracy testing was done seated with a Caldwell Stinger Shooting rest at 100 yards using a custom US Optics scope at 10 power magnification.FN SCAR 20S in rest (image courtesy JWT for thetruthaboutguns.com)I’ve asked around and talked to quite a few qualified snipers. By what standard? FN puts a painful price on a rifle that’s a pleasure to shoot, with an MSRP of $4,499. Their response was “it’s imported”. FN-USA has re-released last year’s SCAR 20S in 6.5 Creedmoor, and it’s perfect.

and the Herstel company is making a lot of money from this, so they probably don’t want to change to manufacturing in the USAustralian Army still uses Browning pistol Mk3. It has a similar layout to the 17s without the reciprocating charging handle.What is the material of that adaptor for the stock to lower receiver connection? I also own SR-25 (newest rendition) and many other AR platform rifles and pistols.What would be the Scar 20s competition in semi-automatic 7.62 NATO caliber precision rifles segment carried by current Special Operations personnel in ongoing conflicts and available on the civilian market?So what can you say about the scar 20s compared side by side to an old Springfield M21?

I’m not a fan of this type of grip, but many others are. I want one of all of those mentioned, but the price tags are a massive deterrent for me.

Like I like a heavy barrel and a good trigger and Lord, I love a banana split, but the buttstock is the biggest improvement on the gun.

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