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Im looking to pick up a semi automatic .308 here in a few months and I thought I was all set on a Springfield Squad Scout but now I saw the FN FNAR and am having doubts.
For comparison
Similarities:
They are both 7.62x51 semi automatic rifles with 20 round magazines and cost within about $100 of each other, most places I see the FN for a little cheaper than the M1A. (Magazines cost more though).
Differences:
The tests I have seen show the Squad Scout at best out of the box is a 3-4 MOA rifle
Every test I have seen on the FN FNAR has proven FNs claim that it is a sub-MOA rifle bone stock.
The FN FNAR also comes with multiple adjustment pieces for both the stock and the pistol grip and by all accounts has a better trigger.
Any one fired both of these and have a comparison?
For comparison
Similarities:
They are both 7.62x51 semi automatic rifles with 20 round magazines and cost within about $100 of each other, most places I see the FN for a little cheaper than the M1A. (Magazines cost more though).
Differences:
The tests I have seen show the Squad Scout at best out of the box is a 3-4 MOA rifle
Every test I have seen on the FN FNAR has proven FNs claim that it is a sub-MOA rifle bone stock.
The FN FNAR also comes with multiple adjustment pieces for both the stock and the pistol grip and by all accounts has a better trigger.
Any one fired both of these and have a comparison?