FN Scar .223 for sale
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FN 985212 SCAR 16s NRCH 5.56x45mm NATO 16.25" 30+1 Black Anodized Rec Black
Brand:
FN America
Action:
Semi-Auto
Barrel Length:
16.25"
Caliber:
.223 Rem
Capacity:
30+1
Finish Per Color:
Black
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Fn 38 101699 02 Scar 16s 5.56 30r Choc Chip
Brand:
FN America
Action:
Semi-Auto
Barrel Length:
16.2"
Caliber:
.223 Rem
Capacity:
30
Finish Per Color:
Desert Camo
Frequently Asked Questions
FN Scar .223 for sale
How much does a FN SCAR cost?
FN SCAR rifles typically cost $3,000–$4,000. The current 5.56mm variant is the SCAR 15P at $3,359 MSRP, while the SCAR 17S in 7.62x51mm costs around $3,999 MSRP. Street prices vary by retailer, and used examples can be found for somewhat less.
Why is FN SCAR so expensive?
FN invested heavily in R&D for the SCAR platform, and limited production volume compared to mass-market AR rifles keeps per-unit costs high. FN also prices civilian models consistently with military contracts. You're paying for precision engineering and a proprietary system incompatible with standard AR accessories.
Is a FN SCAR worth the money?
Value depends on your priorities. SCAR rifles run $2,900–$3,700 and deliver reliability, accuracy, and solid ergonomics. If budget is tight, AR-platform rifles offer similar performance for less. If you want a proven, purpose-built rifle and can afford it, yes.
Which FN SCAR is the best?
"Best" depends on your needs. The SCAR 15P suits 5.56mm shooters wanting a compact platform around $3,359. The SCAR 17S handles 7.62x51mm or 6.5 Creedmoor for $3,999. Choose based on intended caliber and use case.
Is it illegal to own a FN SCAR?
Legality depends on your location. Semi-automatic SCAR rifles are federally legal and permitted in most states. Some states, including California, Massachusetts, and Maryland, restrict or ban certain configurations. Note that FN America has discontinued all SCAR models, so only existing inventory remains available. Check your state and local laws before purchasing.
Is FN SCAR outdated?
SCAR rifles remain capable and reliable, but FN America has discontinued the legacy SCAR line. Existing inventory sells for $2,900–$3,700. A next-generation successor appears to be in development, so the legacy platform is ending rather than the SCAR concept entirely. Whether it suits you depends on your needs and budget.
Where did the FN SCAR originate?
Belgian manufacturer FN Herstal developed the SCAR in response to a U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM) competition for a modular rifle. FN Herstal is headquartered in Herstal, Belgium, and won the contract in 2004.