SCAR 16S at 600 yards

Published on September 23, 2016
Duration: 15:34

This video tests the FN SCAR 16S in 5.56x45mm at 600 yards using Federal Premium 69-grain Sierra MatchKing ammunition. Despite the challenges of 5.56 at extended range and the ACOG's meter-based reticle, the rifle demonstrated excellent accuracy, even when heated. The setup included a Timney trigger and a Hog Saddle on a Manfrotto tripod.

Quick Summary

The FN SCAR 16S in 5.56x45mm was tested at 600 yards using Federal Premium 69-grain Sierra MatchKing ammunition. Despite challenges like wind drift and a meter-based ACOG reticle, the rifle showed excellent accuracy, even when hot.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Rifle Setup and Specs: SCAR 16S, ACOG, Timney Trigger
  2. 01:19200 & 400 Yard Shooting with Tripod and Hog Saddle
  3. 02:43600 Yard Long Range Test: 5.56 Challenges & ACOG BDC
  4. 04:05Precision Steel Targets & Hot Rifle Accuracy Assessment

Frequently Asked Questions

What rifle was tested at 600 yards in the video?

The video features the FN SCAR 16S rifle chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO. It was tested for accuracy at a distance of 600 yards.

What ammunition was used for the 600-yard SCAR 16S test?

The test utilized Federal Premium Gold Medal Match ammunition, specifically the 69-grain Sierra MatchKing BTHP load, known for its precision at longer ranges.

How did the SCAR 16S perform at 600 yards?

The SCAR 16S demonstrated excellent accuracy at 600 yards, maintaining consistency even when the rifle was fired until hot, confirming its reliable performance.

What optics and shooting platform were used for the long-range test?

The rifle was equipped with a Trijicon TA31 RCO ACOG optic. For stability, a Manfrotto tripod fitted with a ShadowTech Hog Saddle rest was employed.

More Range & Competition Videos You Might Like

More from Iraqveteran8888

View all →