Vid of SCAR with high-cap magazine
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01-19-2010, 07:14 AM #1Senior Member Bullseye Shooter
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Vid of SCAR with high-cap magazine
http://www.gunblast.com/SHOT_2010_0.htm
At the end of the vid somebody is shooting the SCAR with what looks like a high cap mag. (Maybe its the SCAR IAR)
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01-19-2010, 09:28 AM #2Senior Member KIRK'S AWAY TEAM (GOLD SHIRT)
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01-19-2010, 01:57 PM #3Senior Member GEORGE S PATTON
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Looks like a 22 or maybe 9mm SCAR knock off. Resembles the IAR, but that ejection port is not right for a 5.56 gun.
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01-19-2010, 02:06 PM #4Senior Member GEORGE S PATTON
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Re: Vid of SCAR with high-cap magazine
Could be the IAR. Couldn't see it very well, but I have a hunch that that mag was made for the IAR contract/competition as originally requested by the Marines. Originally Posted by solidarnosc
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01-19-2010, 03:08 PM #5Senior Member Bullseye Shooter
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Looked to have a much thicker barrel than the normal scar as well.
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01-19-2010, 03:08 PM #6Senior Member ALL HAIL CAESAR
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Well, ISSC is known for the .22 Glock copy, so I would bet it's a rimfire. Oh, wait a sec., I mean "tactical rimfire".
How can a rimfire be tactical? That there's an oxymoron...
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01-19-2010, 08:34 PM #7Senior Member GEORGE S PATTON
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Well, it would be good for cheap training as long as the battery of arms is the same as the real deal (that is, if you have a SCAR). I know quite a few guys who would like 22 conversion for the majority of their 'tactical' rifles and pistols (which I don't think will happen for the SCAR for quite some time, so this is a decent alternative as long as the price isn't over $500. Originally Posted by SgtStrykerUSMC43
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01-19-2010, 08:56 PM #8Senior Member ALL HAIL CAESAR
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The issue with the .22 conversions is the twist rate on the barrels. The rimfire likes a approx. 14 twist rate, whereas the centerfire guns have rates as quick as 1:8.
For casual plinking at man sized targets at 50 feet, it's one thing, but for anything simulating short range like kind of accuracy [100 yards], a conversion is a waste of moolah.
I'm not big on conversions. I'm less of a fan of "tactical rimfires".It reminds me of the 10/22 that weighs in a 12 lbs. because of the skin that somebody drapes them in. To me, it's kinda silly.
Just my opinion.
BTW, I own one GSG-5.
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