SCAR 17S vs REPR

Published on September 4, 2013
Duration: 9:00

This video provides an objective comparison between the FN SCAR 17S and the LWRC REPR, focusing on their accuracy potential. The assessment, delivered with high authority by an experienced firearms reviewer, details range tests at 100 and 1000 yards. It highlights the SCAR 17S as a superior general-purpose battle rifle and the REPR as a better choice for designated marksman or bench shooting roles, based on ergonomics and precision.

Quick Summary

The FN SCAR 17S and LWRC REPR were compared for accuracy. At 100 yards, the SCAR 17S shot a 0.75 MOA group (3/4 inch), and the REPR shot a 0.875 MOA group (7/8 inch). The SCAR is favored for general-purpose field use, while the REPR excels as a designated marksman rifle.

Chapters

  1. 00:10Introduction: SCAR 17S vs REPR
  2. 01:45SCAR 17S Range Test & Observations
  3. 03:01LWRC REPR Range Test & Ergonomics
  4. 04:37100 Yard Accuracy Results Comparison
  5. 05:04Final Assessment: Battle Rifle vs. DMR
  6. 07:361000 Yard REPR Test & Vintage Bonus

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the accuracy difference between the SCAR 17S and the LWRC REPR?

At 100 yards, the FN SCAR 17S achieved a 3/4 inch (0.75 MOA) group, while the LWRC REPR produced a 7/8 inch (0.875 MOA) group. Both are considered sub-MOA capable, with the SCAR showing a slight edge in this test.

Which rifle is better for general purpose use versus designated marksman roles?

The SCAR 17S is recommended as the superior general-purpose battle rifle for field carrying due to its lighter weight. The LWRC REPR is better suited for designated marksman or bench rifle roles due to its ergonomics and stability.

What ammunition was used for the accuracy comparison?

Both the SCAR 17S and LWRC REPR were tested using Federal Gold Medal Match ammunition to ensure a fair comparison of their sub-MOA potential and accuracy.

What was the long-range performance of the LWRC REPR?

The LWRC REPR was tested at 1000 yards and achieved a 16-inch group, demonstrating its capability for effective long-range engagement.

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