jtischauser
I'm addicted to kicking ass
Like New. Comes with box, manual, paperwork and a Dark Earth 30 round magazine.
Asking $2200 shipped.
No Trades please.
Please Email me [email protected]
The FN Herstal SCAR 16S Rifle chambered in 5.56mm NATO features a 16-inch hammer-forged barrel, a flat dark earth finish, an aluminum monolithic receiver, short-stroke piston operation, a synthetic telescopic side-folding stock with adjustable cheek piece, adjustable folding combat sights, compensator, and a 30 round capacity. The FN SCAR 16s accepts standard AR-15 magazines.
From the manufacturer The SCAR 16S is chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO/223 Remington with an innovative, gas-operated short-stroke piston system. The SCAR 16S features a free floating, cold hammer-forged MIL-SPEC barrel with hard-chromed bore. Fully-ambidextrous operating controls instantly adapt the SCAR 16S to any user. Multiple MIL-STD 1913 rails enable mounting a wide variety of optional tactical lights and lasers. The unique side-folding polymer stock is fully adjustable for comb height and length of pull.
Asking $2200 shipped.
No Trades please.
Please Email me [email protected]
The FN Herstal SCAR 16S Rifle chambered in 5.56mm NATO features a 16-inch hammer-forged barrel, a flat dark earth finish, an aluminum monolithic receiver, short-stroke piston operation, a synthetic telescopic side-folding stock with adjustable cheek piece, adjustable folding combat sights, compensator, and a 30 round capacity. The FN SCAR 16s accepts standard AR-15 magazines.
From the manufacturer The SCAR 16S is chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO/223 Remington with an innovative, gas-operated short-stroke piston system. The SCAR 16S features a free floating, cold hammer-forged MIL-SPEC barrel with hard-chromed bore. Fully-ambidextrous operating controls instantly adapt the SCAR 16S to any user. Multiple MIL-STD 1913 rails enable mounting a wide variety of optional tactical lights and lasers. The unique side-folding polymer stock is fully adjustable for comb height and length of pull.
