Cybergun FN SCAR® H CQB Licensed Gas Blowback Airsoft Rifle by VFC (Color: Black)

"Updated review: I've owned this gun for about 3 months now and have used it for a bunch of indoor games and a few outdoor games as well. It's holding up very well for how much use it's had already!

Recently I went camping and saw my bro shoot his gas shotgun into the fire, which made a really cool big fireball. I decided to try the same thing but with my Scar rifle...and on full auto. After a couple if fireballs, somehow the whole entire gun caught on fire! As it was burning in my hands, I threw it away from me on the ground. It burned for a little, then went out. After I inspected the rifle, the rifle actually didn't have any damage at all besides a small scuff on the charging handle. I test fired it and it shot as good as it did out of the box! I'm impressed with the durability of this scar, and it still remains as one of my favorite airsoft guns that I own!

If you ever get double-feeding issues, try to use heavier bbs. I never have issues with 0.30 bbs and up, but with lighter bbs such as 0.20 bbs, they sometimes double feed (I have to use light bbs at my indoor arena. Sometimes lighter bbs get pushed past the hopup rubber by the nozzle and heavy bolt). The only fix with 0.20 bbs I found is to turn the hopup up more so that your trajectory isn't flat but a bit over-hopped, and that fixes the feeding issue.

Still recommend this gun, 5/5

"This Scar H is an awesome replica! I was able to tune the NPAS nozzle to shoot about 315 FPS, which is perfect for indoors. The recoil is quite nice, and the overall build is beautiful! This is probably my 2nd favorite gun in my arsenal of VFC GBBrs. If they came out with a gen 3/V3 SCAR H, I would buy it in a heartbeat. But this gen 2 system still works very well! The hopup is actually pretty convenient to adjust. Range and accuracy is pretty standard for a GBBR. I own a V3 AR by VFC, and I still prefer this gun over it just because it feels so amazing to shoot, and because it looks so beautiful. Some things to be aware of:
1) The inner barrel actually goes to the very tip of the orange flashhider, so plan on either putting in a 1.5 inch barrel extension, a SCAR flashhider, or as in my case, a suppressor (I use the Acetech Predator S with a tracer, works and fits perfectly).
2) If you put too much pressure on the stock, it may fold on you. Idk why VFC made the stock latch piece slightly angled on the flat side, but because of that the stock can fold on you. I only had it happen once during a game.
3) Buffer is a known weak point. I replaced mine with a black variable buffer.
4) Gas efficiency is not as good as a VFC V3 system, but isn't bad either. Reliability is maybe slightly less than that of a V3 system.

Other than that, I think you will enjoy this gun a lot! If you're debating on getting a WE SCAR upgrades versus this, I will say the VFC is definitely worth getting over the WE version (why waste money upgrading/replacing parts that break quick on the WE version when you can just get the VFC version? The VFC version will last long and perform well...and will be probably cheaper than getting a WE and dumping a bunch of money in upgrades...but thats just my opinion.)

"I had bought this rifle a while ago, works great and shoots accurately. People usually know they have been hit with this I have noticed. This rifle has good recoil and gets through a mag on one gas fill. The only con I have for this is if you play with American Milsim you can't run this or a least I could not, due to it shooting around 450 at around 80 degrees.