FN SCAR 16S vs CZ Bren2 - Which is the Best Rifle??

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[@wranglerstar]

Another fantastic video. SAS is the best firearems channel on KZbin, hands down.

[@EastCoastMan603]

I’d expect nothing less from the best g damn Professional Home Owner on KZbin ! God bless you and yours Cody, as well as Chris and Heather and their kin. 🇺🇸 love you guys.

[@lionelhutz3142]

Truth!

[@justanotherinternetexpert7743]

I agree, Chris and SAS is a huge asset to the firearms community. His knowledge that he shares is invaluable.

[@turinflang7132]

I'm all about the CZ Bren 2.

[@maximusmeridius6409]

I was out at battlefield vegas a few years ago and shot their 17 that hit 100k rounds. The only thing they had to replace was a trigger spring once. That durability sold me on FN. i went and bought a 16 and 17 since have not had one malfunction or parts breakage with either. FN for the win with me.

[@gearbarrel6237]

I have heard the same. Durability is stunning. I’ll stick with a LMT 308/6.5 though 😉

[@er98ah]

Durability of the scar is second to none. Though no of us are ever shooting over 100k rounds of 308 out of one rifle lol

[@96kylar]

But will shaft you, on the warrantee, just by putting a can on it. Lame.

[@travisolexa3074]

Stock breakages were more of a problem during the first couple years of production and really hasn't been a problem since for the SCAR.

[@topturretgunner]

Hello and good evening Chris. I appreciate you reviewing these two weapons. My nephew by marriage who is a US Marine of 14 years has a Scar 16 as his personal self defense weapon and swears by it. I was impressed by the mass of metal that makes up the BCG. That’s a big chunk of metal cycling back and forth and makes me think that between the smaller lighter BCG and better trigger in the Bren 2 that follow up shots might be a split second quicker and more accurate with that rifle. Given a choice between the two I’d probably opt for the Bren. Thanks very much Chris for your thorough and well presented reviews. All the best you and your loved ones.

[@bobshore9529]

I have had the CZ 805 for several years , I am very happy with it

[@miltonoliver3705]

I own the cz bren 2, I've shot the scar, I'd say the bren is better in my opinion out of the box, that's my 2 cents

[@bigshoe84]

Trigger is far better stock

[@darthtyranus7683]

I'm sure there's still debate but I stand with the fact that FN copied off a Bren

[@alexferrara9287]

I've been waiting for Chris to do this video forever!! Although, I wish he had the Bren 2S (military version). How is it, that the Bren 2Ms is around 1.5 lbs lighter than the SCAR 16 and the recoil looks visibly softer? Maybe it's due to being more linear (straight into the shoulder)? The SCAR just seems to have more muzzle flip that's all. The Bren 805 was super smooth shooting too. Chris, you gotta do a video comparing the Bren 2, Robinson Arms XCR-L, B&T APC-223, Remington ACR, and SCAR 16!! OR....take out the Bren 2 + ACR and do a comparison between the .308 versions of the other 3 platforms. CZ needs to release the Bren BR (.308) in the U.S. already..

[@misha5670]

The Bren 2 has a lower mass BCG compared to that of the SCAR. So less weight getting tossed around during firing.

[@alexferrara9287]

@@misha5670 Of course that plays a role in things but, the SCAR 16 also weighs more overall. You would think it'd balance out a little bit. I was just surprised that I could notice a difference. The Bren 805 had a reciprocating charging handle + a slightly larger bcg than the Bren 2 and it still shot just as smooth. Overall, I feel like CZ made a better rifle than FN. I even preferred the 805 over the SCAR 16 but, it needed a bolt release and .5 lbs trimmed off. If that was the case, I feel like no one would've complained. Except for the reciprocating charging at least lol. Personally, my fav Bren is the Bren 2S. If that had the 805 trigger and Bren 2 carbine stock, it'd be the perfect rifle. Although, it was less modular.

[@jasendodd3936]

Awesome video. I've been waiting for somebody to compare these two rifles and after watching this video, I feel you'd be hard pressed to find somebody who'd have done a better job. I have both rifles and for what it's worth, this is my take. My Bren is a pistol to rifle conversion with a Dead Air flash hider pinned and welded. I put my first shots through the Bren, the SCAR and the Sig Virtus two weeks ago. Out of the three, I was most impressed by the Bren. It's a well thought out, light, handy, accurate rifle with fantastic ergonomics. The Sig is a good shooter, but the long, heavy 16" DMR handguard makes it a bit cumbersome. The SCAR is a light, handy rifle, but it could use a bit of modernization and that trigger makes most sandpaper feel smooth. It's gonna need an upgrade. A co-worker who shot all three, also favored the Bren.

[@rl1271]

To those who say the Bren 2 doesn’t do anything better than a $1,000 AR. For a lefty shooting suppressed, the short stroke piston makes a big difference vs DI. Also a folding acr stock is way better than any OEM AR stock.

[@baconx4]

I pinned/welded a surefire flash hider and used the CZ 922r compliance kit. Now have a legal Bren 2 rifle and love it. Excellent video. Thank you!

[@scottdowney11]

Both great rifles. FN SCAR has what, 7O years of development (basically a modern improved FAL). Fantastic rifle in itself. The Bren 2 very nice. Appears Bren is willing to keep improving thier rifle (805 to Bren 2) and with battle proven data. How could one choose. You need both! Great informative video. First one I've watched. Thank you.

[@jager6863]

I own a 11" and a 14.7" BREN 2. The gas piston on both our 3 position - Off - Normal and Adverse. There is no smaller port for suppressor use. HB Industries will modify the gas valve and add a suppressor setting. I agree that the stock handguards are too short and I have added HB Industries Mlok rail handguards to both rifles. I really like these rifles, which is why I have two. My Tommy Built G36K has a polymer forend with an aluminum heat shield. I wish someone would off this for the BREN 2 as the bare aluminum hand guards get hot, so you either wear gloves or add a gangster grip. Other than that, the rifles are perfect IMHO.

[@TheREALLibertyOrDeath]

Also bought an 11 to go with my 14” . Definitely my favorite semi platform

[@imthatguy1878]

@@TheREALLibertyOrDeath same, I had an ar pistol and it went goodbye after getting the bren2 11" what a great platform

[@EastCoastMan603]

Great break down Chris and H - love you guys. Holding the line in upstate ! 🙏🏻🇺🇸

[@humanbass]

I love how well located and fast the bolt release of the Bren is.

[@Alex-pb1iy]

POF USA has a very similar bolt release on their renegade plus lowers. It’s a really neat feature. Very convenient!

[@jamescollins3893]

Full disclosure I love my Bren 2, and would choose it any day. Although FN did just release an update to the SCAR, and the charging handle is no longer reciprocating on it, which is a fantastic ergonomic improvement.

[@jamescollins3893]

@@hosiahmarczuk4174 That would be cool, although given the nature of an AK bolt carrier I just don’t see how it can be done.

[@Maddog-xc2zv]

"the charging handle is no longer reciprocating on it" only with FN US; on FN HERSTAL you can choose one or the other

[@96kylar]

Well done Chris. I appreciate you being unbiased between the two. Normally, especially with the scar, most over look any and all short comings, because well, scar. For someone that doesn’t care if the military uses it, and just wants his junk to work, be reliable as hell, and just do what I ask of it, the Bren has everything the scar has, does it as well, for half(or more)the cost. And yes, I own a Bren2 11”, (own several CZ’s in fact) ran suppressed. 2 weeks after owning it, I drilled the “off” setting out at work, put the HBI hg on, with a trijy 1-4 and light/switch. Ran it that way, coming up to 5 digits, for years and recently installing the HBI gas regulator and piston. I’ve loved it. Zero issues. I’ve only shot the Scar 3 times (my fathers) For me, the Bren was the easy choice because of money in the beginning, but now, having the means, I would still take the Bren. My issue with the CZ is spare parts. Spare part availability, even support if ever needed, is a concern I do have. Great video.

[@PracticallySquared1]

I agree. I have 2 brens. A 11" 556 sbr and a 14" 7.62x39 that I cut down to 9"..

[@petrkarv]

They basically took the old scar design and updated it. I had the scar 16 got rid of it but kept the 17. Had the original bren and got rid of it. New bren looks good with the continued improvements.

[@AVATARComander]

Didn't FN release an non reciprocating charging handle version of the scar recently?

[@brandonshutt7434]

@@spraynub it’s like $300 MSRP difference. All the dealers around me are selling for the same price as standard. Or at least within a couple hundred bucks.

[@jakeblasdel3454]

Great review. I appreciate the No BS approach. I do love my 16 (not stock by any means.) but am stoked to get my Bren 2 14” in a month. I’d heard horror stories about the Bren being an inaccurate platform but was relieved to hear there was no accuracy deviation between the scar and the Bren. I have found my scar 16 to be exceptionally accurate (3/4”-1.5” depending on ammo). Some of the stories Concerning the Bren I chalk up to extremely cheap ammo, lack of experience and other factors. I truly have a hard time believing the Bren is a 2”-3” gun.

[@andrewpeterson549]

The SCAR 16 is the best 5.56 rifle ever made . Will run past 350K rounds fired with 0 parts brake and only barrel changes MR guns and gear has a good video from battlefield Vegas where a full auto SCAR16 passed 350k the Armorer there says there is no more durable rifle ever made .

[@cadian122]

The Scar is solid top 10 rifle But the Bren is top 5 for sure and a cut above..

[@DAP-1776]

A better comparison would be the newer version of the scar vs the bren2. FN could have updated the scar much more than they have over the years and choose not to. Not sure why.

[@Maddog-xc2zv]

I don't understand your comment, my country's army uses the SCAR L STD Mk II, or an A2 as you would call it. FN has at least 2 upgrades since its production begun. Maybe one more with the non reciprocating handle, which many people consider much more unreliable and more prone to mallfunction (except for the army Special Operations Group wich uses both the HK 416A5 and A7 - that would be tier 1, other army SOF like the commandos and paratroopers/pathfinders use the FN SCAR L MkII - and those would be tier II)

[@andrewscott8892]

I think it should be XCR vs Bren 2

[@17cmmittlererminenwerfer81]

Try the HB industries fore-end on the CZ - highly recommended. Your 14" configuration is the choice. Very sweet little rifle when set up as yours is.

[@SmallArmsSolutions]

I liked it but I could not get to the lever to move the gas vale to remove

[@17cmmittlererminenwerfer81]

@@SmallArmsSolutions That's surprising. They might've changed the design recently - I got mine as part of CZ's 922r compliance kit, and the access to the lever you mentioned is close, but clear. Maybe CZ's flavor of that hand guard differs slightly from the one HB sells directly. Love your rifle - I've got its brother.

[@FlexingtonSquare]

I have the 10.8 hbi hand guard for my 14”. They have two styles now. One with a cut out around the gas valve and one that uses an extension. I have the cutout version just because I wanted access to the system for cleaning.

[@lionelhutz3142]

I may not agree with everything that Chris says…but I respect his professional opinion. It’s always based on experience and facts 👍🏼

[@hellsambassador666]

The Bren also comes in 7.62x39 in similar barrel lengths. It can be swapped between the 2 calibers very easily. A for the scar, the new non reciprocating charging handle sends to have questionable reliability. I know it of the 3 my friends own, they have all become reciprocating handles over time. To make it worse, FN is avoiding their attempts at warranty claims for it.

[@ericschumacher5189]

Based on your previous videos / reviews; how would you rate the XCR-L against these two rifles, in aggregate do you this it’s better / worse?

[@ryanabramovich3216]

I am also curious to his anwser on this question

[@apb2887]

I have both of these rifles as well. I know the Bren 2 is basically CZ's modern version of the scar but I honestly like My scar better....I sold my other Bren 805

[@pistolgrip44mag]

I pick the FN SCAR 17S, because it is the one I have. As far as 5.56 goes, get a good AR. Actually, get one in every caliber possible.

[@pistolgrip44mag]

FYI, current calibers I have for my different AR-type rifles (and pistols): 9mm, .308, 6.5 Grendel, 7.62x39, .350 Legend, .300 Blackout, .224 Valkyrie, .5.56/.223, .22LR (dedicated upper, as well as CMMG Conversion kit). I have some catching up to do.

[@daviddavidson9923]

Love me scar. Simple as.

[@bryy2053]

I like the SCAR 17, but not a fan of the 16 much at all.

[@catman4x466]

Agree and I own a Scar 16.

[@rauldel-llano3102]

Thanks for the info. As always a great comparison & well done!

[@soup31314]

wow the sound difference between the scar and bren.. the bren 2 sounds almost suppressed the scar sounded like a 7.62 lol I do love my bren 2 14.5 inch barrel. the bren 2 5.56 lower you can pull the insert out switch the barrel and you can fire 7.62x39

[@ghassaanzougueri]

Amazing video Sir 🙏🏻😊❤ . Can you make a comparison video between HK416 and POF-P416 ?

[@7hart2]

BREN vs B&T next!

[@frankdamsy9715]

I disagree with you on the 805/807bseeing more service than the SCAR (though I do agree with your conclusion). The 16 has been adopted by both Belgium and Portugal as their standard service rifle. Meanwhile the 805/807 to my knowledge has only been adopted by the Czechs in 5.56 and by the GIGN in 7.62x39

[@rhaynesify]

Hungry has also adopted the Bren 2.

[@makaicf515]

I think egypt adopted the bren 2 as their standard service rifle

[@spraynub]

Mexicos federal police force also uses the Bren , if that’s not a good proving ground durability and reliability I don’t know what is

[@frankdamsy9715]

@@rhaynesify I though Hungary adopted the ARX?

[@tomdesaeger7562]

Belgium still has the FN FNC as their standard service rifle, SCARS with some special units (and some police units)...

[@darrinfrench9018]

I completely agree with this person. The CZ is a much better purchase

[@menumlor9432]

Picking between two $2000 rifles is quite difficult. Not that buying a $600 AR is any better.

[@luckyyu2004]

where can you find a Scar 16 for $2000? they are around $3500.

[@mm-ct1to]

Totally agree I have both guns including ar15 my bren 2 would be my first go to gun

[@imthatguy1878]

I have the 11" bren2 with the sba3 brace and it shoots so well I got rid of the old galil

[@valz2167]

Great review...as always. 🙃

[@NYPATRIOTBX]

If I had enough money I would own both, never shot a rifle I didn’t like. Seeing how I have a scar 16, I’m going to go with the scar just because I’m used to it.

[@misha5670]

Well, let me introduce you to Mr. VSKA then.

[@garrettjaneski6209]

I love that shirt, Chris! I need one of those.

[@SuperHeatherrussell]

Cz Bren wins

[@tash6638]

WRONG. SCAR 16 did not go ahead in USSOCOM because they deemed it did not worth it due to the cost even though it did perform better than the M4. But not better enough to actually justify switching over and replacing all of their M4s. Love your channel but it did not have mechanical issues that prevented its adoption.

[@dorianleclair7390]

I want a bren 2 so bad.

[@irafowlerjr.7492]

this has been wonderful, thanks so much

[@thegallicshooter4788]

Great video, as always. Have you already reviewed the sig 553 ?

[@johnschall3013]

The Bren 2 gas valve does NOT have a suppressed setting. It has normal, adverse conditions, and off. If you want to run a suppressor, HB Industries will mill a suppressor setting into your gas valve for a very reasonable price. I had this done and the turns round time was about 10 days from what I remember. I shoot mine with a Surefire SOCOM RC2 and it is amazing when compared to an AR-15 suppressed. Overall I am very happy with my Bren 2.

[@pilotsebastian]

Man I got to get the Bren.

[@88magnum]

The Czech’s have always produced excellent firearms .

[@georgewashington7312]

M16A4 or C7A2 master race!

[@zgennaro]

I have shot them but feel like both my MCX and PWS are better rifles. I do like my scorpion however and sometimes feel the "need" to add more CZ to my collection.

[@leadhead7338]

I want a Bren2 carbine, but can only find the pistols which I don’t want

[@ElTejon47901]

No interest in either platform. Loved the video, learned a lot!

[@TheREALLibertyOrDeath]

Much cheaper to not be interested in them haha

[@hellraiserrec19]

Would be interesting to see the b&t apc223 thrown into the comparison as well

[@Vinny-gh2ww]

The Bren 2 bolt carrier group and firing pin look similar to IWI Tavor without the recoil spring

[@topturretgunner]

Judging by the apparent recoil impulses I’m seeing the Bren seems the softer of the two.

[@markshechter8473]

Ill take the Bren 2 over the SCAR any day of the week!

[@thedumbguncollector5546]

I own both. They are both excellent and the CZ is definitely better on paper but the Bren2 is far more ammo sensitive. Fortunately there are outfits that redrill the gas system but CZ should fix the issue. Further, if you change the hand guard on the cz to a longer version be careful because the gun will malfunction depending on torque applied.

[@misha5670]

My Bren 2S has never been ammo sensitive. I'd imagine barrel lenggth also plays an important role. Afterall, a 10.3" AR isn't as reliable as a 14.5", and the 20" trumps both.

[@thedumbguncollector5546]

@@misha5670 true. Mine is a 14.5 pinned and welded with a 922 kit. Fun rifle for sure. I hope they finally get the 7.62x39 versions sorted so I can pick up one of those next.

[@96kylar]

I’ve never ever seen, or heard that, especially on the 556 rig. I shoot all sorts of junk, in all weights,suppressed, and haven’t had a single issue. Edit 11”, .556

[@thedumbguncollector5546]

@@96kylar if you run over to the CZ forum and do a search it won’t take long to find plenty of problems with 556 guns (although the 7.62 is by far worse).

[@gbitsadze]

Agree

[@HkMp5Guy]

Galil Ace is the answer

[@imthatguy1878]

The galil is a great weapon, I had the old school version and my bren2 replaced it for a folding pdw, I found the bren more accurate, lighter, more reliable (mags) and softer shooting

[@henryleonardo3544]

I really like that Bren 2 tbh

[@Khanclansith]

Well right now both are wayyyyyyy outside my price range, and it doesn't look like that is going to change anytime soon

[@TheREALLibertyOrDeath]

Bren 2ms currently 16-1700

[@scrumdiddily6162]

I love the 16 but for that price and for how outdated it is, I say the Bren 2 is the better choice. Not saying the 16 is ever a bad choice though.

[@robbabcock_]

Great stuff!

[@beachdrugpanda]

How does the robinson arms XCR-L compare I wonder. I am waiting for my XCR-L STILL at the moment but still. I've seen the sas xcr videos (best XCR videos on KZbin btw) but I'm still curious I know the XCR blows the scar out of the water but besides my choosing to pay and wait over 6 months for my XCR-L, how it compares to certain other rifles is interesting to me.

[@TheREALLibertyOrDeath]

Xcr-l is a more robust gun than Bren 2 but also heavier. Have an xcr-l and 2 Bren 2’s love them both

[@beachdrugpanda]

@@TheREALLibertyOrDeath how'd you get your xcr I ordered a 5.56 16" heavy barrel still waiting too though

[@TheREALLibertyOrDeath]

@@beachdrugpanda I’ve had my xcr for a couple years. People are saying the wait is over a year for one now. 12-16 months

[@beachdrugpanda]

@@TheREALLibertyOrDeath yeah its been almost a year what kind did you get

[@TheREALLibertyOrDeath]

@@beachdrugpanda xcr-L 16” light 1/8 twist . Loves 77 grain OTM under MOA . Has a CGS Helios and a eotech vudu 3.5-18. Heavy but really smooth bench rifle

[@bobt2390]

A win for the poors.

[@frankosmith6718]

Less Chat, Chat, and more Tap Tap.

[@SmallArmsSolutions]

I’m an educational channel not an entertainment channel. Plenty of channels whose primary focus is tap tap

[@alexJohnson9119]

Great content

[@crypto1300]

Nice comparison

[@IBillyMaysI]

17:20 there is a 7.62x39 conversion available for the Bren 2 isn’t there?

[@meangreen320]

The stock rifle is in 762x39

[@Pacheenee7]

Scar is an overpriced chungus

[@rnginu59]

I love my scar, but I can't give up my suppressed LWRC 10.5 hahahaha

[@toshmiller5571]

Thanks

[@-Cold-World]

In all fairness the Bren is a SCAR copy.

[@vanillagorilla8197]

Great info

[@adroitredtiger]

@26:40 the CZ Bren is better

[@Keiferdeifer]

The bren has longer handguards than that

[@PlayerSalt]

Not sure i like that baby firing pin on the scar

[@incognito1409]

Excellent video as usual, very interesting and informative. I consider both rifles and any other general purpose rifle for that matter to be inferior to the Tavor X95 though. The conventional layout rifle system doesn't hold a candle to the bullpup's, especially with nowadays ever more prolific CQB style deployment and tactics. It makes sence to reimagine and redefine entirely. Both rifles represent the past whereas the X95 is very well-designed form an ergos point of view and holds better concealment characteristics as well. The human body wants to be small and compact without the arms being 'out there' during stress situations. There's no way one can walk around with either a SCAR or Bren 2. The Tavor on the other hand lends itself to being a very good CC rifle. It also has more aftermarket support and is more cost effective. Especially the SCAR is just too cost-prohibitive. X95 replacement barrel and BCG kit is 500-ish, SCAR's is triple that. Just saying. And with the X95's overall length+18,5" barrel and still smaller package than the SCAR's overall length+18" barrel tops, it's really a no-brainer.

[@HotelBravo556]

Nerd

[@gobimurugesan2411]

I don't know bro but my country's soldiers are very confident with AKs.

[@incognito1409]

@@gobimurugesan2411 The AK has its place, not my favourite nor first choice platform though. Some people might say that 7.62x39 is great for mout etc. But carrying such heavy loads of ammo gets old real fast. I'd rather have vehicle mounted heavy weapons to deal with any cover, soft tops etc. I'm also very logistics finnicky when it comes to small arms. Good luck changing the barrel on an AK (or any long arm of similar construction) at the end user level. Big no-no as far as I'm concerned. Sure, I respect the AK and 7.62x39 round for what they are, but have zero use for them myself nor do I consider them to be practical. Other systems (X95 and M193) have proven their superiority. IMHO that combination is the pinnacle of modern general service rifle system engineering.

[@armaliteAR10A4]

Can you get your hands on a Bren 3?

[@SmallArmsSolutions]

Not available in the US

[@justanotherinternetexpert7743]

I wonder if the new Scar 16 with the non reciprocating charging handle, would change this comparison or not.

[@alexferrara9287]

Not at all. The Bren 2 still has a better stock, stock trigger, more modern hand guard (with options), better quality parts overall, and has more military use/success than the SCAR 16 specifically.

[@SmallArmsSolutions]

No

[@justanotherinternetexpert7743]

@@SmallArmsSolutions well thank you for that answer good sir! I am leaning to agreeing with you, if nothing else based on price the bren 2 is the clear winner. The rifles are sooo evenly matched then you say this one is half the price, yeah bren 2 wins. I have been drooling over a BREN 2 at the local gun shop for a couple weeks now, I just dont like that pencil barrel, and the 16in carbine, is like you said not really that great.

[@bmstylee]

Both are cool but I honestly can't see spending $2000+ for something that doesn't do anything better than an AR 15 at half the cost.

[@Dylan-nv9sc]

Agreed. In fact they do many things worse than a good quality AR.

[@TheREALLibertyOrDeath]

Paid 1425 for a Bren 2ms

[@1988HIGHROLLER]

@@Dylan-nv9sc 😂😂😂😂 Stop spreading lies . Show me an AR15 with over 100.000 rounds on a bolt

[@prototype3a]

I'm going to go with the "spicy" answer and say "neither". I think both rifles missed the mark, so to speak.

[@bmstylee]

I'm with you. They don't do anything better than a $1000 AR-15.

[@1988HIGHROLLER]

@@bmstylee 😂😂😂😂 keep telling yourself that

[@TylerO_O.]

IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS.... I can't afford the FN butttttttttt I still wanna Know.... If it's anything like the scorpion vs the other more expensive pcc... you get what you pay for... GREAT VIDEO

[@Bravebelly]

I wonder why Ukrainian frontline soldiers prefer the Scar 🤔🤔🤔

[@thedungeon9992]

One guy made a video doesn’t mean the entire Ukraine loves it

[@Bravebelly]

@@thedungeon9992 it also doesn’t mean, they don’t love it. This is one guy making a video in his garage so, let’s take that for what it’s worth. 😆

[@Gunnyputin]

Bren 2 looks like a gold digger while SCAR looks like a ordinary Walmart cheeseburger lady

[@stevenpierce9160]

Just don’t like eather

[@Shorty_Lickens]

They have no real advantage over an AR. I bought the bren 2 and its fun but nothing special. You can spend much less money on a more popular platform and get better quality, and lots of compatible parts and accessories.

[@SomeGuy1234X]

Both of these should be compatible with AR lowers like the PSA JAKL

[@Shorty_Lickens]

if you want something compatible with an AR just buy an AR. No point in throwing away money on something you either already have, or just dont want.

[@thystaff742]

Look into the ARAK 21 upper.

[@theprepperrevelator]

So to me it’s a no brainer, as much as I like the scar, I wouldn’t own one due to voiding the warranty if you shoot it suppressed! Super LAME! TPR

[@Samtrex17]

XCR is better than both of them imo

[@camojoe83]

I dunno, which one of them is issued with an extra interface point because it breaks the ones it has while it wrecks your optics?

[@stefanmolnapor910]

Scar16 not Scar17

[@scottsaylors1996]

The bren2 is the better gun

[@kaisercollins3097]

Sadly there is no argument. If they have reciprocating charging handles they can not be the best of anything

[@mrivantchernegovski3869]

A lot of the SEALS didn't like the Scar 17 in Afghanistan and shit canned it due to reliability issues

[@ThatOneGuyTURNER]

First. Scar.

[@MikeHunt-rw4gf]

Algorithm.