Who uses SCAR-H?
Users
| Country | Organization name | Model |
|---|---|---|
| Kenya | Members of the Kenya SOCOM (Special Operations Command) use FN SCAR-H rifles as standard issue rifle. The government has plans to make this rifle a standard issue for all military personnel over the next few years, replacing German HK G3s and American M4 assault rifles. | H |
Does the military use the SCAR-H?
The SCAR came in two designations – the SCAR-L, for “light,” chambered in the 5.56×45 NATO cartridge already widely used in the M16 and M4, and the SCAR-H, for “heavy,” which used the battle-rifle 7.62×51 NATO caliber. Today, the FN SCAR is fielding in more than 20 countries in police and military service.
Can you legally buy a SCAR?
Can I legally own a SCAR 17? – Quora. Yes and no. A civilian Semi-Automatic version is available (SCAR 17S) and can be picked up in most states through a FFL (Federal Firearms Licensee) transfer assuming a gun shop doesn’t already have one in stock.
Can a civilian own a scar-H?
Yes, provided they pass the background check and are not restricted in any way. A SCAR is just a form of semi automatic rifle.
Why is FN SCAR so expensive?
The FN SCAR does not require an Allen wrench to tear down. And it’s so expensive because there is a lot of money that went into R&D for the rifle and FN is simply trying to recover the development costs at a price point that is fair to the both the buyer and FN.
Is a scar 17 worth the money?
It really depends. In my opinion, the SCAR 17 is very much worth it. The SCAR 17 on the consumer market in the USA is priced at or near many other AR10 rifles. Furthermore the SCAR 17 excels at being light and accurate and being able to change barrels and calibers easily.
Is Scar 16 worth the money?
Have a really top notch Daniel Defense that’s just a great gun that no longer is used-true, will shoot just as well as the Scar, but the way the Scar’s go together/come apart, lack of recoil, run EXTREMELY clean, and IMO, they are just bad a*s cool looking, yes, they are worth it …to ME.
Is the SCAR H accurate?
There’s nothing technically wrong with the rifle. It’s accurate, it functions and recoil is negligible. It’s just a question of how the thing feels and to me, it’s too bulky. There’s a lot of mass in that rifle, and moving it from one target to another (let alone manhandling it around a course) takes some effort.
How accurate is the FN SCAR 17?
The accuracy is sufficient at 100 yards, and still reliable out to 200. The accuracy isn’t going to be competitive in old-fashioned paper-punching competitions, but if you are just ringing steel (or ringing someone’s bell), the SCAR will get the job done.
Is the scar 17 A good gun?
Overall, the SCAR 17S is a solid, rugged design, and the weapon has a very nice feel and balance in the hands. Its light-profile 16.25-inch barrel features a 1:12 twist rate and a hard-chromed bore. An FN-marked PWS FSC muzzle brake comes standard.
How far can a scar 17 shoot?
It says that the CQC has a 500 meter point range and the Standard has a 700 meter point range.
Is the scar 17 the best battle rifle?
Private. Yes, it’s a very good battle rifle, and like others have said, I would like it in 13″ with a 3x ACOG. My brother bought the Stryker lower for his SCAR 17 to use pmags.
How good is the SCAR rifle?
The SCAR 16S is perfect iff you need a rifle to shoot fast and accurate. The SCAR 16S handles like a dream up close and personal. It’s well balanced and almost recoil-free. The excellent trigger reset cuts time between shots, and the short pull makes hammer pairs a breeze.
What caliber is a SCAR H?
7.62x51mm NATO
What is the best ammo for SCAR 17?
If you want to get the best accuracy out of your SCAR 17S I would get FGMM or Black Hills 308 match ammo in either 168 or 175 grain ammo. Mine like 168 better than 175. Surplus ammo will not perform anywhere near as well a good match ammo.
Do Navy Seals use scars?
As a rifle designed specifically for Special Operations troops (SCAR actually stands for Special Operations Forces Combat Assault Rifle), it’s hard not to look at the jagged angles of the rifle and bulky 7.62×51 magazines with a sense of envy. …
Why do Navy SEALs hate FN Scar?
Here are 2 real Navy SEALs explaining why they hate the FN SCAR: If you don’t want to watch the video, I’ll sum up why they hate the SCAR: Way Too Unreliable (multiple failures overseas by multiple teams) Too Bulky and Heavy (you could carry more ammo in a lighter gun)