#SundayGunday: FN SCAR 17S

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posted on October 1, 2017
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The SCAR family of rifles has served U.S. Special Operations Command units in the field for some time, and the Special Operations Combat Assault Rifle Heavy finally became available to consumers with the FN SCAR 17S. You can learn more about the civilian-ready SCAR 17S with the video embedded above.

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