Steyr Arms Scout II in 223 Remington, FULL REVIEW of this quirky and very accurate rifle
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- Опубликовано: 17 июн 2024
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Great review Chris handy looking rifle I like it and it's accurate too cheers mate..
Still got my original Scout in 308. Can’t fault it.
It can be a little punchy to the unwary shooter, especially on full power loads.
T8 moderator was the one to get for the Scout as it only added 50mm to the overall length.
It's interesting they didn't change the Pachmayr sling attachment points to flush cups to go along with the picatinny and M-lok.
Now, if they had changed the mag to STANAG spec, I'd be queuing at the gunshop right now
You and me, I don't see the point of using proprietary mags nowadays, when you can use widely available STANAG for shorter rounds and AICS (proper AICS, not like Sabatti "AICS") for longer ones...
This is one of the rifles id like to have someday. Just because of the looks, its kinda ugly and beatifull at the same time. Lets hope you get to review the bigger calipers too cause id like to know are they as accurate as this.
I like different and it’s good to see a modern rifle with open sights. Bipod should be shorter though
I would buy one for the accuracy with the factory ammunition of various weights and the way it cycles even though it looks a bit different to other hunting rifles. Good review.up there with broadsword comprehensive gun workout.👍
I like it, save for the bipod. Would be nice if there was a non-bipod version, but then I guess it’d be a different rifle.
Anecdotal, but I know of one Steyr barrel (for an SSG M1) that had to be returned due to barrel erosion at the crown.
I have owned a steyr scout elite in 308.
It was a great rifle, very accurate and a solid action and 3 positions safety. The extra mag is also nice.
But I can tell you from experience that that bipod is garbage and really lets the rifle down.
were did you get the gun rest from, love it
Caldwell, Sportsman gun centre
I agree with your thoughts....I just couldn't live with that awful bipod.
I ordered one of the scout 2 in 6.5 Creedmoor.
Also bought the 10 round magazine adapter and mags.
Just waiting on delivery now
I hope Chris gets to review that kind of setup too. I have seen very little info or reviews on the high cap adapters.
Like these. Good looking rifle. .
You have to know the history of this platform to completely appreciate it. It was designed by a former American sniper. It was ment to replace the m2 700 Remington sniper rifle of the U.S. armed forces. .308 was the original caliber chambered. The shorter barrel in the second version is for military suppression
Hence, the odd ball threads. The 6.8 western platform amd it's attachments are meant for this rifle. Downside....it cost 3 times that of other precision models. Unless they can produce this for around $1000....it won't attract sales.
The Scout was Jeff Cooper concept not a sniper rifle design nor designed by a sniper.
Really dislike the bipod. Ruins the lines of the rifle. I suppose you never need to use it but then what's the point?
It has got nothing more than we used to have in the 70/80's. except more weight. In my opinion 7.5 lb is the very limit for an all up scoped rifle. I have always cut my barrels down to either 18", in 308 19" in .222 or 20" in a .243. So nothing innovative there. The integral bipod is handy in that format, but as I never use them for big game hunting they are just unnecessary weight, as is the spare mag. in my opinion and being of a fixed height is next to useless . The whole idea of a rifle in that configuration is to take a scope say of a 1-4 or 5 or 6 with a 24mm objective, so that it will sit lower and give better cheek weld. A large scope of the type you are using goes against the grain of what the rifle was designed for i.m.o. Looks bloody awful to boot!