FS2000 flat top or optic model?
- Thread starter Kodiak Outpost
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Hehe same here.
Optic model has traditional F2000 look. and optic model actually has rail under the optic housing, so win-win.
kodiak, i like your approach. you should also silence those asking about odd caliber versions by promising .30-30 and .222 Remington models
kodiak, i like your approach. you should also silence those asking about odd caliber versions by promising .30-30 and .222 Remington models
Optic model has traditional F2000 look. and optic model actually has rail under the optic housing, so win-win.
kodiak, i like your approach. you should also silence those asking about odd caliber versions by promising .30-30 and .222 Remington models
Oh yeah, I forgot to mention, they will all be in 303 savage. Start hoarding now!
ROTFLMAO - because I know somewhere out there, there's a gun nut sporting lumber at the thought of his "perfect rifle" and "perfect calibre" coming together in one place
Barrel length is 17.4" - therefore restricted.
I'd recommend the flat-topped model.
The aluminum rail on the flat-topped model doesn't sit too high to begin with, so this is a non-issue.
With the optic model, if you want to take off the stock optic, and put on an acoc or similar with short eye relief, you'll have a cheek weld on top of the action cover (aka 'toilet seat') - not much fun. You'll just be limiting in the scopes you can run.
Nothing a LaRue cannot solve.
The optic model is stupid - it is a POS 1.6X scope of the 70's technology decorated by a space ship l plastic cover. The only people got doped into buying it are commerical consumers and some 3rd country armies.
Guess what the Belgian and Slovenia military purchased- the flattop tactical model.
Guess what the Belgian and Slovenia military purchased- the flattop tactical model.
Its really too bad that they don't make this rifle in 6.8 or 6.5. I want a bullpup that I can use to hunt deer with. I guess I could always wait for the keltec RFB but this or the Tavor in one of those calibers would be better.
Questar has been offering the factory FS2000 for several months now.
We have a "non-Restricted" version that we expect to start shipping by late January... custom 18.51" (470mm) barrel with 1/2x28 thread so you can install whatever 'standard' style AR muzzle device you want on it. Since this is only @ 1" longer than the factory gun you can barely notice the increase barrel length... but the "Non-Restricted" classification is a bonus
If everything goes as planned these will retail for $3,999.99 to $4,199.99 (not 100% sure yet)... but we will be taking advance bookings later this week on our website. Advance bookings will get the lower price estimate so even if they end up higher price your order will be locked in at the $3,999.99.
The FS2000 is available in both versions (with the 1.6x integral optic or the "Tactical" version with the picatinny rail flat top). Price is the same for either version.
Mark
We have a "non-Restricted" version that we expect to start shipping by late January... custom 18.51" (470mm) barrel with 1/2x28 thread so you can install whatever 'standard' style AR muzzle device you want on it. Since this is only @ 1" longer than the factory gun you can barely notice the increase barrel length... but the "Non-Restricted" classification is a bonus
If everything goes as planned these will retail for $3,999.99 to $4,199.99 (not 100% sure yet)... but we will be taking advance bookings later this week on our website. Advance bookings will get the lower price estimate so even if they end up higher price your order will be locked in at the $3,999.99.
The FS2000 is available in both versions (with the 1.6x integral optic or the "Tactical" version with the picatinny rail flat top). Price is the same for either version.
Mark
