New SCAR PDW

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New SCAR PDW

Post by blueorison » 01 Dec 2010, 09:05

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Re: New SCAR PDW

Post by PainKillaX » 01 Dec 2010, 09:12

Please give me ten. And take me to a state where I can own a SBR.

I used Google Translator because I don't speak French, so excuse the bits that clearly don't make sense :D
FN SCAR PDW (FNH USA-USA)

The FN SCAR Personnal Defense Weapon (PDW) is the latest range of SCAR. Compact and lightweight, it is for gunners of crew served weapons, drivers, crew armor, etc.. SCAR PDW is chambered for the cartridge 5.56 x 45 mm NATO, but its performance is increased when employing the new cartridge M 855 A1.

SCAR PDW was presented for the first time at AUSA 2010. He had a short barrel, ending with a cover open flame. Lacrosse SCAR has been replaced by a retractable stock along the body of the weapon. The top of the chamber is provided with a fastening rail picatinny type for mounting sighting systems. It also has rails on both sides of the handguard and under was.

Because of its short length of the weapon and its firepower, it can be used by bodyguards. At the lower end of a protrusion was allows a good positioning of the hand. Control devices are type ambidextrous.

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Post by toyslr » 01 Dec 2010, 10:31

I like the new stock design! Never been a big fan of the boot
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Re: New SCAR PDW

Post by SeaHawkDriver-B » 01 Dec 2010, 11:20

So therein lies the question, when/if the parts will be available to the public for SBR purposes.

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Post by ynoty3k » 01 Dec 2010, 11:31

Dunno, but I for one hate when arms companies create PDW's and never release them to the public... *cough* MP-7 *cough*

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Re: New SCAR PDW

Post by Rypht » 20 Jan 2011, 16:58

I hope they offer that PDW stock as a SCAR platform accessory eventually, that's really slick looking.

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Re: New SCAR PDW

Post by flyingirish04 » 20 Jan 2011, 17:08

I'd rather have the Mk18.
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Re: New SCAR PDW

Post by SeaHawkDriver-B » 20 Jan 2011, 19:41

satellitedr3ams wrote:Thats sweet, see that .308 drum?

Umm... yes... :thumb: But how do you know its a .308 and not a heavy barrel 5.56 set-up as a Light support weapon?

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Re: New SCAR PDW

Post by blueorison » 20 Jan 2011, 19:50

SeaHawkDriver-B wrote:
satellitedr3ams wrote:Thats sweet, see that .308 drum?

Umm... yes... :thumb: But how do you know its a .308 and not a heavy barrel 5.56 set-up as a Light support weapon?

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Simple. Cartridge length; inspect OAL via drum width.
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Re: New SCAR PDW

Post by f3rr37 » 20 Jan 2011, 20:03

blueorison wrote:
SeaHawkDriver-B wrote:
satellitedr3ams wrote:Thats sweet, see that .308 drum?

Umm... yes... :thumb: But how do you know its a .308 and not a heavy barrel 5.56 set-up as a Light support weapon?

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Simple. Cartridge length; inspect OAL via drum width.
That one is 5.56...
Le FN HMAR est une version appui feu du MK 16 Mod0
Also... if you compare how the tab just to the top left of the mag release lines up with the (what looks like) a pin above it. The .308's are offset slightly... you can see it in this pic:
http://www.tactical-life.com/online/wp- ... nd-17s.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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Post by blueorison » 20 Jan 2011, 20:09

Must be 100 grainers :lmao:

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Re: New SCAR PDW

Post by iFire » 21 Jan 2011, 21:53

f3rr37 wrote:
blueorison wrote:
SeaHawkDriver-B wrote:
satellitedr3ams wrote:Thats sweet, see that .308 drum?

Umm... yes... :thumb: But how do you know its a .308 and not a heavy barrel 5.56 set-up as a Light support weapon?

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Simple. Cartridge length; inspect OAL via drum width.
That one is 5.56...
Le FN HMAR est une version appui feu du MK 16 Mod0
Also... if you compare how the tab just to the top left of the mag release lines up with the (what looks like) a pin above it. The .308's are offset slightly... you can see it in this pic:
http://www.tactical-life.com/online/wp- ... nd-17s.jpg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
There hard to tell apart in photos... that is, when a HUGE DRUM is in the way of the magwell :laugh:

Here are some quick identifiers for reference... :thumb:

Scar 16
Red - Charging handle "appears" "further forward"
Blue - no crease by the hinge pin
green - text in line with screw

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Re: New SCAR PDW

Post by f3rr37 » 22 Jan 2011, 11:46

satellitedr3ams wrote:drum just looked big, thanks for pointing that out and crushing my day dreams. :laugh:
We'll be here all day. :laugh:

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Re: New SCAR PDW

Post by SeaHawkDriver-B » 22 Jan 2011, 20:19

Forest Fire wrote: Scar 16
Red - Charging handle "appears" "further forward"
Blue - no crease by the hinge pin
green - text in line with screw

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Scar 16
Red

I saw that exact thing today at my local gun show. Guy had about five SCAR's laying on the table, 2 16's, and 3 17's, all side-by-side. I sat there a good 5 minutes drooling... was contemplating offering him $4500 out the door for the pair, a 16 and 17, both black.

Then I remembered I don't have that kind of money to blow (at least until my tax return comes in).

Something to note, someone had a NIB FDE SCAR 16 with a sticker price of $2199 on it. Obviously the price is falling dramatically on the 5.56 versions. I forsee sub-$2000 SCAR's before the year is out.

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Post by MrSlippyFist » 22 Jan 2011, 21:02

Why do the Frenchies call the mortar team M113 a Bradley?
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Post by panzermk2 » 22 Jan 2011, 21:06

MrSlippyFist wrote:Why do the Frenchies call the mortar team M113 a Bradley?

Because when you hide behind them the back door looks the same.
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Post by MrSlippyFist » 22 Jan 2011, 21:08

HAHAH
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Re: New SCAR PDW

Post by SeaHawkDriver-B » 29 Jan 2011, 03:46

You know me, I love a good 5.56 SBR PDW. I think the 5.56 does its best work as a PDW, and not as a battle rifle, just my opinion.

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Re: New SCAR PDW

Post by Tachycardia » 16 Apr 2011, 06:31

That page is just littered with fun toys

The new Barrett looked interesting as well

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Re: New SCAR PDW

Post by Skudshark » 24 Mar 2012, 00:38

Why oh why am I stuck moving to a state that bans everything. That SBR is sexy, a .308 that small is going to kick tho XD should be fun.

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