FN FNAR Complete Specs and Full Gun Specifications

With long lines, smooth curves and a beautiful finish, it’s hard to keep your eyes, and hands away from the FNAR Standard rifle. It handles great, and it is comfortable to hold. The rifle comes with various silicone cheekpieces and buttpads of different heights and thickness to ensure the shooter is able to gain an appropriate cheek and shoulder weld. The light profile model is very well balanced even if not quite slim. My scientific weighing method — me getting on the scale without the rifle, and then subsequently with the rifle — puts its weight at 10.8 pounds empty, but topped with a Zeiss Conquest 3-9×40 rapid Z reticle- (great scope by the way). Controls are comfortable, right side charging handle and bolt release, Ambi magazine release, trigger mounted button safety. A mix between an AR-15 and a 10/22 is the best way I can describe it. FN manufactures a few different options in the FNAR, they have heavy barreled models, which proved a bit too thick for my taste. It’s chambered in .308 Win/7.62 NATO, and the barrels on the FNAR are cold hammer-forged around a rifled mandrel, also chrome lined with a recessed crown. The barrels are fluted and offered in 16 or 20-inch length.