Scar L in Perú

[Excalibur]

Originally Posted by The Wierd It

Looks like a 512. Also, not that that SCAR seems to be set up for a leftie.

Because the charging handle is on the right side?

[Spades of Columbia]

a right handed person that spent alot of time with Ar-15's and other like semi to full auto's would want the charging handle on the right hand side of the gun. The first thing i noticed when i handled the SCAR is that if a person braced the firearm by the magazine well he could pretty much say good bye to his thumb on the first shot.

[Excalibur]

Originally Posted by Spades of Columbia

a right handed person that spent alot of time with Ar-15's and other like semi to full auto's would want the charging handle on the right hand side of the gun. The first thing i noticed when i handled the SCAR is that if a person braced the firearm by the magazine well he could pretty much say good bye to his thumb on the first shot.

I don't know how you brace your hand on the magazine of a rifle, but I have my thumb down or forward and not thumbs up. That's why I like the ACR better than the SCAR, the ACR doesn't have reciprocating charging handle

[Markost]

Looks like they´re adopting the H too after testing it:

[BeardedHoplite]

So they're buying P90s, F2000s and Scars. Why not just open an FN factory in the country.

[k9870]

Got a translation for why other guns failed? I could basically make out one had light primer strikes.

[Markost]

Originally Posted by k9870

Got a translation for why other guns failed? I could basically make out one had light primer strikes.

Galil: Mechanical failures
M6: The barrel didn´t pass the test nº4
Sig: Failure at resistance test nº4

[Excalibur]

Originally Posted by BeardedHoplite

So they're buying P90s, F2000s and Scars. Why not just open an FN factory in the country.

It'll be funny if they got other FN stuff like the handguns and shotguns. They already got the MG made by FN