Does the US military use the FN SCAR?
The FN SCAR 16S is a solid tactical carbine. In fact, it’s been used in combat by the United States military since 2009, and has been deployed by a wide range of SOCOM units—from Special Forces to U.S. Army Ranges.
What does SCAR stand for FN?
Special Operations Forces Combat Assault Rifle
The FN SCAR (Special Operations Forces Combat Assault Rifle) is a family of gas-operated (short-stroke gas piston) automatic rifles developed by Belgian manufacturer FN Herstal (FN) in 2004.
Who uses FN SCAR?
WASHINGTON — In a propaganda film posted to the Taliban’s official website, a fighter can be seen carrying a FN SCAR 7.62mm rifle, a weapon commonly issued to U.S. special operators, such as Marine Raiders and Army Rangers.
Is the FN SCAR any good?
While there are other similar home defense rifles on the market for less, the SCAR truly offers the most in versatility, accuracy, and overall value. It’s definitely expensive, but a great, reliable, and accurate firearm if you can swing it.
Why is the SCAR a good gun?
It has good accuracy with cheap ammo and surprisingly great accuracy with heavier bullets as well. If you’re looking to shoot from a distance, adding an optic can help maintain the accuracy from 400+ meters! The SCAR is incredibly reliable. I’ve fired over 800 rounds with no problems, even when the gun was hot!
Do Army Rangers use SCARs?
A Ranger with the 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment takes aim with a MK17 SCAR-H during combat operations in Paktiya Province, Afghanistan, 2013. The MK17 is a 7.62mmx51mm battle rifle that is a favorite among SOCOM forces. It is both relatively lightweight and has comparatively low recoil for a 7.62mm weapon.
Is a FN SCAR worth the money?
After 100 rounds at the range, it’s no wonder members of the military love the FN Scar 16S tactical carbine. I personally love this as much or more than my AR, from the handling to the accuracy and recoil management, so if you have the money I can’t recommend the Scar enough.