First photos of Civilian SCAR 16S

Jason emailed me photos of his SCAR 16S (5.56×45mm). He must have been one of the lucky few to get hold of one of the initial limited production run. Click to expand the photos.

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A big thanks to Jason for taking the time to take the photos.

More photos after the jump.

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4 Responses to “First photos of Civilian SCAR 16S”

  1. jdun1911on 16 Jan 2009 at 2:33 pm link comment

    Hey Jason could you show me how the bottom front rail is attached to the barrel? Thanks.

  2. USCitizenon 16 Jan 2009 at 3:31 pm link comment

    Very nice.

    Nothing yet in RSR Group’s distribution pipeline, tho’.

    I’ll be monitoring.

    MSRP appears to be just under $3K for that model.

  3. Jasonon 19 Jan 2009 at 8:47 am link comment

    To jdun1911. The bottom rail does not appear to be directly attached to the barrel. It seems to be attached more to the receiver. I thought that the barrel would be easier to remove. There is nothing in the instruction manual about barrel removal. I believe the barrel can be removed with a allen wrench. I will try to get some more pictures posted soon. I hope you are able to get a hold of a SCAR soon. It really is a nice rifle. I plan to shoot it this week and will let you know how it shoots. Thanks.

  4. Gordon Vicianon 18 Jun 2009 at 2:13 pm link comment

    What does it look like in the left-handed setup?

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