[BarneyF74]

Can someone tell me who makes this stock?

Thanks in advance

 

[LESTER]

Can someone tell me who makes this stock?

Thanks in advance

FN it’s the stock that comes on the 20s

 

[LESTER]

And Welcome to our lovely Forum!

 

[BarneyF74]

And Welcome to our lovely Forum!

Thanks, Lester, glad to be here!!!!!!!!! Finally Bought a SCAR after using one overseas last year.

 

[BarneyF74]

FN it’s the stock that comes on the 20s

I like, it reminds me of the LUTH-AR I have on my 6.5 CM

 

[thehun]

FN...only available if someone that has a 20S wants to sell it...

After use... I actually prefer the regular 17 stock and traded the 20S stock off...

 

[BarneyF74]

FN...only available if someone that has a 20S wants to sell it...

After use... I actually prefer the regular 17 stock and traded the 20S stock off...

Yeah, I emailed FN to see about purchasing one. Thank you for the info, I like having a few options

 

[BarneyF74]

Here is my 6.5CM

 

[thehun]

Yeah, I emailed FN to see about purchasing one. Thank you for the info, I like having a few options

They won't sell you one...well...they didn't a year ago...only if its a warranty replacement...too many SCAR SSRs/and TPRs are being sold to .gov units...

 

[Hoax001]

There was one OEM selling on the forum for a cool $1k. The KRG is currently the closest aftermarket you can buy. It is very well made and is lighter than the OEM. You can also get a folding version (the OEM is fixed). The other major difference is that the aftermarkets have an aluminum base plate, and the OEM has a polymer plate. The polymer is designed to absorb the force of the SCAR's very heavy BCG. So, if you do go with an aftermarket stock you are advised to make a few modifications to your 17s including a softer buffer pad and beefier rear receiver screws.

SCAR Long Range Stock - Kinetic Research Group

kineticresearchgroup.com

 

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That’s a 1k stock unfortunately

 

[CPshooter]

Makes sense on the 20. Do not see the appeal on a battle rifle like the 17. Don't waste your money. That's 25% of the cost of a complete 20S... just save up until you can buy the complete rifle!