They should make lots of these.
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They should make lots of these.
Did you guys manage to find any muzzle devices?
Did anyone buy a muzzle brake for there's yet?
What about the optics?
When all is said and done, A lot more gets said than done!!!
Does Steyr have any plans to make additional units for the civilian market?
Probably not. You can still get a Steyr Scout (regular version & the Elite) just without those fixed sights and the SS barrel.Originally Posted by r34skyline
They sure are awesome, happy i bought mine... JP.
Whats the thread specs on these?
When all is said and done, A lot more gets said than done!!!
I hope they do. I wish I hadn't gone full-'tard, when I could have bought the Last one in Calgary: Even if it were to just export it to the US for the RIA; I figure, with the interest TFB created, it wouldn't have been a hard sell!
Cheers!
~ Thomas Hart.
These were a great value when you consider all the extras over a regular scout rifle, 2 x 10 round mags, sights, stainless barrel, full rail etc.
plus the fact that they only sold 12 of them, they could of sold for $3k+
When all is said and done, A lot more gets said than done!!!
The price was awesome, just north of 2300.00 all in for it was a steal... JP.
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