10 It is constructed with modularity for the United States Special Operations Command (SOCOM) to satisfy the requirements of the SCAR. Here's today's patient.hopefully the photos are acceptable. The FN SCAR ( S pecial Operations Forces C ombat A ssault R ifle) 8 is a family of gas-operated ( short-stroke gas piston) 9 automatic rifles developed by Belgian manufacturer FN Herstal (FN) in 2004. Hopefully this how-to will help someone come close to restoring the original appearance of a Finn stock that has been refinished here in the states. The Finns were clearly using more varnish in their stock finish recipe during those times. Look no further than a lot of the pre-war rifles which had much glossier finishes applied. It enables any standard AR-15 stock to be mounted on the SCAR, offering the end user more options than just the factory SCAR stock. The recipe was clearly altered several times based on the different appearances throughout and even within model designations. I believe that the Finns used a few different stock finishes over the course of the Mosin Nagant's service life so it is difficult to say "never" based on the lack of documented evidence. Many collectors will say that the use of pine tar is just a myth. Some of which had a stain applied prior to applying the oil finish. All other rifles that I have encountered looked to have Kiväärintukkiöljy or another oil finish applied. It was covered in preservative grease and included a hang tag so I doubt that it had been applied after import. I have personally only encountered one Finnish rifle that had what looked (and smelled) to be copious amounts of wood pitch applied to stock. The SOF Combat Assault Rifle-Light, or SCAR-L, is a modular assault rifle made by Belgian small arms company Fabrique Nationale dHerstal (FN Herstal). The use of pine tar has been debated for decades. The only documented Finnish stock finish that I am aware of is Kiväärintukkiöljy which is a dark stock oil comprised mainly of tung oil, varnish, and drying agents.
#Fn scar stock crack cracked#
This ACR cracked after being dropped 5 feet onto concrete. From a practical standpoint I don’t blame them. The SCAR survived multiple drops from a Peruvian kangaroo court from around 8-10 feet onto concrete including onto the buttstock until the lower receiver failed (The steel magazine hit the ground while it was spinning and cracked the magwell on the opposite side). Belguim FN FAL Handguard Set Dont look very good but no breaks or cracks. FN doesn’t want to warranty guns modified by people that don’t know what they are doing. Subcategories: P90/PS90 SCAR Sort By: Only 1 left in stock. For instance guys running a SCAR 17, with a SCAR 20 stock doesn’t appear to cause issues. Let me preface this thread by stating that I am not sure whether or not that pine tar can be considered a correct finish, only that it provides the same appearance as the product that Finns originally used. On a properly gassed gun, I’m not convinced that changing the stock is a big issue. I recently picked up a NOS replacement Finn 91/30 handguard and figured that it would make a good example for a tutorial in applying a pine tar finish.
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