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I know we are all fanboys, fangirls for any ladies on here, but other than proprietary mags and reciprocating charging handle, where are some areas that the SCAR leaves something to be desired?
We have a Want To Buy section of the forum for posts like that. :?Also if anyone has a 17s they are looking to sell, I would be very interested.
I know we are all fanboys, fangirls for any ladies on here, but other than proprietary mags and reciprocating charging handle, where are some areas that the SCAR leaves something to be desired?
I couldn't agree more: The grip (easily fixed), the length (or lack there of ) of the forend and the cheek weld of the stock buttstock were all issues for me.I actually prefer the reciprocating charging handle. Having to mod grips to fit the tang is an issue. But it's easily solved if you just put the effort and time in to mod a grip to fit. I think the cheek comb could have a better shape as well.
If I get one I will definitely be getting the super scar trigger, that much I do know. I have two Larue OBR's but I have an itch for a gas piston with a reputation that matches that of the Larue.The sights are a little loose.
Ammo is pricey.
The trigger is necessarily heavy.
Lots of plastic.
The muzzle brake is rather loud.
The safety is a tad out of reach for some.
The pistol grip is uncomfoftable for many
Barrels are expensive.
A special tool is required to reinstall the barrel properly.
You will talk youself into spending a ton more money on accessories and possibly another scar.
Everybody wants to shoot it because it is the best.
I know we are all fanboys, fangirls for any ladies on here, but other than proprietary mags and reciprocating charging handle, where are some areas that the SCAR leaves something to be desired?
I'm nitpicking, clearly the rifle's service record speaks for its self. I merely say "fall short" to drum up conversation amongst members to see what they would/have change[ed] to make it perfect for them. That way once I do buy one I have some ideas of what to look for as far as things that would make it MY perfect rifle.The falling short statement is an opinion and you're certainly entitled to it. Much to the chagrin of many dead hadjis who would've preferred it "fell short", the SCAR weapons system did not fall short.
Only you can determine what's best suited to your needs. Purchase one and shoot it. It may well be everything you want, as delivered to your dealer from FN.I'm nitpicking, clearly the rifle's service record speaks for its self. I merely say "fall short" to drum up conversation amongst members to see what they would/have change[ed] to make it perfect for them. That way once I do buy one I have some ideas of what to look for as far as things that would make it MY perfect rifle.
That, my friend, would make life so easy! Thanks for the input.Only you can determine what's best suited to your needs. Purchase one and shoot it. It may well be everything you want, as delivered to your dealer from FN.