FN Herstal SCAR-H STD Licensed MK17 Gas Blowback Airsoft Rifle by WE-Tech (Color: Black)

"This gun is great!
I’ve been using this gun for around a year and it has had 0 problems which is surprising for it being we tech. The kick also hits hard. The fps is decent, it shoots around 380-390 for me typically. My on problem isn’t really with the gun it’s the magazines that break pretty often, I’ve broken 2 and both of them were broken in the fill nozzle. Other than that this gun is really reliable and a must have if you’re getting into gbb airsoft.

"Rifle is amazing, accurate, great gas proficiency, and sturdy. Only issue I had was the stock release broke. To clarify I took it to a Milsim West event but on the last day, I took a fall and it broke(not fault on the manufacturer), so be prepared to buy replacement stock assemblies for GBBR.
Other than that rifle is easy to clean and disassemble (for a scar, which is saying something). I LOVE THIS RIFLE. Makes a great DMR Platform

"Rifle is amazing, accurate, great gas proficiency, and sturdy. Only issue I had was the stock release broke. To clarify I took it to a Milsim West event but on the last day, I took a fall and it broke(not fault on the manufacturer), so be prepared to buy replacement stock assemblies for GBBR.
Other than that rifle is easy to clean and disassemble (for a scar, which is saying something). I LOVE THIS RIFLE. Makes a great DMR Platform

"I TRADED MY MLOK M4 aeg for this and IT WAS WORTH IT this scar heavy deals with a slight punch back the charging handle and bolt is metal so when it hits it makes a loud cling and clang sound. I shot this in my backyard the shots echoed like if you were inside a building you might here it but if out side nearby you’ll definitely hear it. I was using . .20g BBs so lite shooting the bbs would go up or down from wind and air resistance the best grams to use is between .25 and .30 I also disassemble the gun for inspections on its functions. To me I always want to learn and improve my airsoft guns Fps. The more farther it can travel per second the heavier the BB is needed and the harder it hit which make its a good mark battle rifle. So far the in my opinion it feels like a 420fps I want to make it to 500fps.

When I went auto I was a little worried someone would call the cops how loud it was echoing. I’m gonna need a silencer but it’s not like I’m dealing with actual suppressor but tbh this is a pro but I’m planning to night operations in my neighborhood. This gun is suitable for good range and close to far battles preferably wooden areas. Not only that it’s still functional even after being submerged under water.

What’s in the box well the gun the mag(empty gas)
A speed bb loader but it’s not quite as efficient just use your hands. a guide to prompt you on disassembling and mag reload and etc safety. Also and short extended tube that goes to the barrel of your gun DONT SCREW THE MUZZLE BUT THE WHOLE BARREL (COUNTER CLOCKWISE NOT CLOCKWISE) remember twist left not right add on the extended piece then the rest of the barrel back on.

Note: On the front iron sight there’s a little button pin you press to lift it up I’m saying this because Ik some one is gonna force the iron sight up and break the function.

Overall I love this gun I even named her. and gave her my tag. Also the select fire is smooth turn no clicks there’s nothing wrong but people make a big deal about little things don’t let that stop you from buying and by the way tan mags are out of stock search them up to find them on other websites

"Honestly my favorite GBBR. The recoil feels almost real but still very manageable. Very accurate, when shooting I could hit a bullseye from 30-50 yards away (I have not gone farther because I have a small space to work with in reality I'd say it could shoot accurately to up to 60 yards). Very fun for backyard shooting and messing around with. However, I would choose to use an AEG at a field because mags are expensive and not very mobile with its almost realistic weight and pain to reload magazines. If you can handle the weight, recoil, and of course the funding for the mags, go for it at a field very fun to use and realistic.

"Probably THE best shooting GBB rifle in my arsenal atm. It is shooting very hot at around 2.0 - 2.1 joules specifically. Which is perfect for me as I built it as a dmr. This GBBR is so extremely accurate I have put bb's through the same hole of a paper target at about 150 feet. Magazines are gas efficient aswell. I got mine in FDE. I believe SCAR's are the best looking in this color spec. The stock plastic nozzle is still holding up after about four months. But will upgrade to lower joule count for it to be field legal. The pistol grip was uncomfortable but can be replaced with your stand AR-15 grips on the market. I replaced mine with the Hogue OverMolded Rubber Grip installed. This unit is very fast and easy to get access into the internals (Trigger pack and upper receiver). The barrel is somewhat a hassle to get off though, but its manageable. The Stock feels like the weakest point of the entire rifle. The stock feels like it is cheaply made and can make weird sounds. I might actaully replace it with a better quality Uggboot style of stock. All in all I am very happy with it, it not only looks good, but it function very well aswell.

Pros:
- Easy to get into internals. (Knock out a single pin and the trigger pack comes off and you can lubricate it from
that. Once you're finished you just pop the trigger pack back in and push the pin back in).
- Extremely accurate out of the box (Completely stock).
- Charging hanle can be swaped to either side.
- lightweight, even in the sniper configuration I have it in (About the same weight as an airsoft M16 stock).
- Can you any AR-15 pistol grip, even RS grips.
- Decent rof for a GBBR.
- Comes with barrel tool (Located where the gas piston would be).
- Gas efficient.
- Fair amount of aftermarket parts for it.

Cons:
- Stock feels cheap and like it might break at any moment.
- Barrel is a pain to disassemble.
- Full length barrel is made up of multiple parts. I scratched the outer barrel up pretty good when trying to remove
the orange flash hider off because I had to use multiple tools to hold it while threading it off. (Wish the barrel was
a 1-piece barrel).
- Selector feel cheap aswell mainly because its plastic. (Good thing there are atermarket parts to replace it with
good looking steel ones I intend to buy).
- May have to use locktight to secure certain screws, specifically the barrel screws located on the side of the
receiver.
- May over shoot at around 2 joules. (Maybe very well be a case-by-case basis).

"I absolutely love this Rifle. 5/5

I recently switched over from using AEG to GBBR. This is my first one. I took it to the range with 5 magazines ($60 each). I was very hesitant to purchase this because it's pretty pricey, over $600 if you intend to purchase 4 more mags for it. This weapon kicks well, and the gas blowback is very satisfying. The best part, it punches hard too. It didn't seem like I was at a disadvantage against AEG users at all. The rifle had range and speed, right out of the box. I was very impressed by the quality of the gun. The one thing I disliked was the fire selector switch. It was loose and "spongy," comparing it to a VFC SCAR-H. There was no click when going through safe, semi, and auto. It also seems to glide into position instead of setting into one of the three firing modes.

PROS:
- Excellent realism. Has realistic feel and weight when magazine is inserted.
- High stock FPS, range, and accuracy
- Sturdy build
- Excellent and satisfying Blowback feature
- Black Scar H actually looks amazing

CONS:
- Expensive magazines, also requires different pouch sizes (308/SCAR H style)
- Fire Selector switch is loose

Buy This gun if you want a quality GBBR

"I am surprised with the weight of this GBB Battle Rifle especially its gas magazines in contrast to my KWA Mega Arms MML Maten .308 Winchester GBB DMR. I previously thought this FNH SCAR-H is as heavy as the Mega Arms MML Maten considering both along with their gas magazines are 7.62 x 51 NATO/.308 Winchester. I was incorrect. The SCAR-H is significantly lighter than my MML Maten. Even the SCAR-H gas magazine is much lighter than MML Maten gas magazine. This is one of the best GBB Battle Rifles Wei-E-Technology has to offer on the market. One other GBB Battle Rifle from Wei-E-Technology is the M14, both traditional plus EBR (Enhanced Battle Rifle) which is the modernized version. My upgrades to this Battle Rifle include RA-TECH Steel Trigger Assembly, Maple Leaf Crazy Jet Inner Barrel 410 Millimeter, Maple Leaf Hop Up Bucking, Angry Gun Rapid Fire Kit, Dynamic Precision Ambidextrous Selector Set. Combining all the listed upgrades results in a super reliable GBB Battle Rifle with one minor flaw from the steel trigger assembly. I could not be anymore satisfied with this SCAR-H.

"Rock Solid GBB Platform. I'm having a blast with this thing as it's accuracy, consistency and quality are all top notch. I was initially very surprised at how nice it first felt in my hand. Charging the bolt back is so close to real steel feeling; it's almost like music. The mags are beefy and heavy and everything feels like the real thing. The disassembly is as it is on the real thing as well; and it is very easy. When I've gone to take it down to put on mods or clean it, it's always so easy and makes the job really quick and painless. It does need a bit of cleaning after every game but; every gbbr should be cleaned more regularly anyways.

I know that not every rifle can be perfect so obviously if I was to nit pick (and obviously I will) it will be that the selector switch is a tad loose feeling and it can quickly slip into full auto from semi auto position. Not good for semi auto only games! I've seen some people upgrade the selector to real steel selector switches (yes they fit) and that seems to do the trick. I've put a Magpul MIAD grip on it and it bolts right up flawlessly. All the mods I put on it handles great. The one key issue is now with a vertical grip, front PWS adapter and optics; the gun is feeling a bit heavy. I'm willing to bet it weighs around 10-12 pounds with all the bells and whistles on and this gun will give you an arm workout you won't believe. Definitely suited if you want to convert it to a DMR and hang in the back lines; however I wouldn't suggest any speedsofters go and start cqb'ing with this gun. Even with the collapsible stock; this is a bigger assault rifle and while it doesn't at first seem much bigger than an AR/M4 Platform; over time this gun will be very cumbersome even with a sling and the weight will get to you. Unless you're a pretty big dude. (I'm 6' and 220lbs too and after running around all day it can start to get kind of heavy.

All in all though I love this purchase and I would recommend it to anyone looking to just get a GBB and not need to mess about with the internals too much. It's good to go out of the box and it handles great.

Pros:
Easy consistent performance.
Fantastic build quality.
Close to real steel feel in every way (minus shooting bullets.)
Very moddable

Cons
Selector Switch wobble
Heavy weight

"Great Gun with A Hefty price but its worth every cent.
Pros
- realistic weight
- high fps
- great on gas
- easily shoots 200+ feet
- I get 4-5 mags out of one green gas fill (30 bbs on semi)
- easy to disassemble and clean
- Recoil is good nothing realistic but enough to through your shots of if rapid fire
Cons
- MAGS ARE $60
- Auto is fun but will kill gas
- Needs upgrades / downgrades
- max fps near me is 400 gun shoots 430 is (I recommend a aluminum nozzle with npas system so you can easily control fps and not worry about your nozzle breaking)
(also suggest tight bore barrel and a new hop up)
p.s - before using in a real game you will need more mags also 0.2 bbs will not be enough this gun is extremely high quality and cheap bbs wont cut it I recommend 0.3 and up

"Let me just say that this is an amazing gun; if you know what you are getting in to. This is the best gbb scar on the market if you are looking for something that will perform pretty well out of the box and has upgrades available. This rifle has so many upgrades and mods that you can do to it, while the VFC does not. The externals feel great other than the stock (I would recommend replacing with an ACR adapter.) The gas efficiency is pretty good; in warmer weather, it can get through about 2 magazines easily. Once it starts to get below 50 degrees F, it is going to start to struggle to finish the mag. I would recommend swapping the barrel, bucking, and tensioner nub with Maple Leaf crazy jet, autobot/decepticon, and an omega tensioner. The trigger is short stroked and is great out of the box. The fire select switch is mushy and is one of my only complaints. This gun is very and loud, which could be a pro or a con depending on who you ask. It is also moderately heavy (a fair bit heavier than a full metal m4), but it is easily manageable IMO. Finally, the blowback action is very strong, snappy, and satisfying. The only reason it is 4 stars is because DONT BUY IT ON EVIKE. They charge up sooooo much. I bought mine from crown airsoft and even though you have to pay a lot for shipping, its actually less than if you buy it from evike (tan version is 435 dollars at the time of writing this!!)

"This gun is so much fun to shoot. It's ultra realistic design makes it a thrill! The blow back action is super smooth and so far have had no technical issues with it. However, it really isn't a practical gun for airsoft. If you plan with a small group of friends, maybe. If you airsoft at a field, it really isn't unless you buy multiple mags which are expensive. Each mag only holds about 30 rounds, which runs dry fast. Reloading each mag takes forever and the gas for each mag only lasts about a mag maybe two.

Really the only way to make this fun practical is to HPA it.

"I would love to give this gun five stars, We-Tech is generally great with their gbb rifles but this one gave me several issues. First off the magazines cost an arm and a leg and two of the ones I purchase out of 3 arrived with defects and had to be serviced. After that I used the gun for exactly five games, using it almost always in semi. But when I took it home and messed around with it in full auto, after about 3 magazines the gun just stopped shooting. When I took the magazine out several metal pieces came with it. The internal parts had shattered, the metal was cheap and had become powdered in several places. I haven't been able to find all the replacement parts I need to fix it yet. But when the gun worked it felt great. Not good enough for the price tag though.