FN ARKA, FN Herstal's newest assault rifle, which is a combination of FN-SCAR short stroke gas system and asthetic of AR-15 rifle.

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kaloozi@reddit

You can’t polish a turd but FN managed to roll it around in glitter

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DerringerOfficial@reddit

Can the civilized world stop playing around and just accept that the CZ Bren 2 is the most cost effective rifle in this category to standardize on?

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Racer_Space@reddit

I like the Bren rifles but I've seen a lot of people say that it is near impossible to get replacement parts for them.

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pontetorto@reddit

Bren 3 dose exist(or atleast its gonna)

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Natural_Youth_5941@reddit

You either die an interesting rifle or live long enough to see you and everything you love turned to AR’s

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drummagqbblsw@reddit

So essentially the revived FN MRGG? And why the forward assist lol

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HYPERNOVA3_@reddit

Something something carcinisation something something

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ConcernHuman9556@reddit

at this point every rifle is just destined to become an ar-15 with a different piston system. we really are living in the timeline where ergonomics won and variety died.

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IDK why FN killed the SCAR just to make a half baked AR18 with modern Ar15 ergonomics. Its not gonna win military contracts becuase everyone and their mother already has 416 at home and it won't get many civilian sales be its not a SCAR.

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StalinsPimpCane@reddit

They didn’t kill the scar they have a new scar that is a scar

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rextrem@reddit

The stock is not foldable...

Oh my god the spring is inside the stock and this is ANOTHER piston-AR.

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leto78@reddit

I watched the video in slow motion and there is no buffer spring in the buttstock. It is basically the same operating system as the SCAR, but more AR style.

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rextrem@reddit

So they got rid of the folding stock, or not even implement a proper collpasing stock, for no good reason ?

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AnotherGermanFool@reddit

So an Scar-L?

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Taguysy@reddit

Not just SCAR-L, but worse SCAR-L

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Naughty_LIama@reddit

fn copying BRENS now? sad

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opposite_singularity@reddit

Why are so many firearm manufactures so dead set on using ar-15 lowers?

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Activision19@reddit

Because half the planet uses some derivative of the AR. Consequently, users won’t have to fundamentally retrain to operate a rifle with AR pattern controls and ergonomics.

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MagneticGenetics@reddit

They think it will drive sales. Like they unironically think that there is some huge untapped market of people and organizations that have a bunch of ar15 lowers and furniture that will look at this and say "why yes I do want to buy $2000 uppers for my entire military/police force to replace my already fully functional ones."

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