Steyr Arms Introduces OD Green and MUD Scout Rifles

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posted on November 18, 2014
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Steyr Arms has announced that it has expanded its Scout Rifle line with the introduction of OD Green and "MUD" stock variants, both of which are available now. Steyr has also announced an across-the-board reduction to the suggest retail price of its Scout Rifle offerings.

Steyr's OD Green was first used more than 40 years ago on the SSG 69 tactical rifle. OD Green was rebooted last month with the introduction of the AUG A3 M1 rifle, and it is now available as a standard stock-color option for the Scout. The new MUD color offering is similar to the familiar field dark earth color, and it also now available on the Scout Rifle.

Steyr is now offering a lower retail price of $1,699 for a Black, Gray, OD Green or MUD Scout Rifle in .308 Win. And now through the end the year, the company is offering an additional $200 savings, making a new .308 Scout Rifle just $1,499.

Technical Specifications:

Operation: Bolt-action repeating rifle
Caliber: .308 Win.
Action material: 25CrMo4 steel
Magazine type/capacity: Polymer double-stack detachable box/5 rounds
Barrel: 20-inch, fluted, cold-hammer forged
Rifling: Four-groove, 1:12 RH twist
Sights: Flip-up iron sights; integral top rail
Finish: Mannox
Safety: 3+1 position safety
Trigger type: Single-stage adjustable
Pull weight: 4 pounds, 8 ounces
Stock material/type: Black, Gray, OD Green or MUD Polymer
Recoil pad: Elastomer with spacers to adjust length of pull
Sling swivels: Five removable push-and-turn-style positions available
Checkering: None
Weight, empty: 6.6 pounds
Overall length: 39.4 inches
Included accessories: Extra magazine, three sling swivels, owner's manual
MSRP: $1,699

For more information, go to SteyrArms.com.

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