FN Just DISCONTINUED the SCAR — But There’s a Twist !

FN America has officially ceased production of the commercial legacy SCAR series in the United States, including the SCAR 16S, 17S, and 20S. However, the SCAR 15P remains in production, and military contracts are unaffected. FN America plans to reveal a next-generation weapon system, potentially chambered in 264 LCC/USA, at Shot Show 2026. While support and spare parts for legacy SCARs will be available for a period, accessories like barrel assemblies will have limited supply over the next five years, making now an opportune time for enthusiasts to acquire these firearms.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the next generation of FN SCAR rifles and the new FN 309 pistol, presented by Ben Voss from FN. Key upgrades to the SCAR platform include a longer receiver, M-LOK forearm, non-reciprocating charging handle, and a hydraulic buffer for improved recoil management. The FN 309 is detailed as an optics-ready, internal hammer-fired 9mm pistol with high-capacity magazines.

Industry Day at the Range for SHOT Show 2026 showcased significant upgrades to the FN SCAR platform, including full M-LOK integration, an ambidextrous bolt catch/release, and a new modular bolt carrier with a hydraulic buffer for reduced recoil. FN also introduced the 309, an entry-level 9mm pistol aimed at new shooters with a smooth slide action and an attractive price point.

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This review from Shot Show 2026 highlights the next-generation FN SCAR's dramatically improved shooter experience. Expert reviewer Sootch00 details his hands-on impressions of the SCAR 17S and SCAR 16S, emphasizing their smooth shooting characteristics and accuracy. The review also touches upon the modularity allowing upgrades for existing SCAR owners and briefly showcases the FN 309 MRD.

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