FightLite SCR Platform - General Overview
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- An explanation and general overview of the FightLite® SCR Platform. Information on how it works, the configurations available, and what makes it unique.
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SCR SPECIFIC INFORMATION:
The innovative and patented FightLite SCR® (Sport Configurable Rifle) blends the strength, reliability, accuracy and rugged all-weather characteristics of America’s longest serving infantry rifle with the classic lines of an American Sporter. Enjoyed by sportsmen and women everywhere, the unique design of the SCR® permits shipping to FFLs in all 50 states!
Now you can assemble your own custom SCR® rifle with our SCR® Rifle Lower Receiver Assembly! Includes everything that's needed; simply add your choice of AR/M4 Upper Receiver Assembly, Magazine, Bolt, Cam Pin and Firing Pin and you've got it made with no gunsmith required!
Through creative engineering and a quest for uncompromising performance, our revolutionary SCR® Rifle is in a class of its own and offers easy customization, unforgiving accuracy and all-weather ruggedness.
I live in NYC , I have a grandfathered AR , but I just picked this rifle up last week in 223/5.56 I am extremely glad I did . It is very accurate for me and it is very good quality . I ran 2k rounds in a week . I used 5 types of ammo from the cheapest all the way to the top , no issues at all , not one . I have owned a mini 14 my entire life and this gun is way better than a mini 14 . I love that it can use any brand of AR mags unlike the Ruger . And ruger mini 14 in NYC are selling for $1200-1500 as of the last few months , taking advantage of the fact we can’t get any semi auto AR style rifles except for the Ruger , but that has now changed . This is less money and way more of a firearm . And as a man who has hunted his entire life and used hunting style rifles and shotguns , this gun feels real nice to me , better than my AR . It’s more natural and after or aging for a week I am extremely competent with this firearm , more so then anyone who shoots in the 3 gun clubs I am a member of ,
Yes, considering this as well. Would you use this to hunt white tail with this caliber, however? I am new to hunting and from what I read 223 is borderline for white tail deer. Any feedback appreciated.
@@rbiv5from what I’ve heard it’s possible but a different upper in like mayyybe 300blk, 458 socom etc would be better for deer
2000 rounds in a week! Isn’t that like about $1000+ in ammo cost? 😮
@@FakeReal007like $2500 unless he had existing ammo
Thank you so Much For For Remembering us in the Restricted States.
Fightlite is sitting on a gold mine and is just twiddling their thumbs, milking this as much as they can. If they would make an SCR that works with an AR-10 upper, it would be sold out within a day.
If these were as available as I am seeing on the internet, fightlight would be rolling in money. Something is slowing their manufacturing and distribution.
@@Joncenalol235Here in NY many people modify the BRN-180 upper to fit the SCR, because the rumor is the rat tail bolt carrier tends to jam. Instead of going through that most people just get the Ruger mini.
@Mr_Dopey sounds like if it works that'd be a hell of a combo.
@@Joncenalol235 If I'm not mistaken it's just a little grinding to get the hammer to swing without hitting the back off the upper.
Sold out in a day? I've been wanting one of these for like four years and have never seen them in stock. They sell fast period
Glad to see the FightLite seems to finally be embracing the SCR. I have two of the original ARES-branded SCRs from 2014(?), which have been my primary semi-auto rifles here in NY. For many years, it was like the SCR was an afterthought, as far as production and support. It's always been a great product, so I'm happy to see higher production and more promotion. Hopefully, there will be a precision trigger option at some point, either from FightLite or from a third-party manufacturer (e.g., Geissele.)
Also from NY. I think the SCR is the best NY option as it’s still half an ar15. I let these pass me by the first two production runs. Wasn’t making that mistake a third time so I jumped as soon as they became available. I have a BCM upper on mine and happy with it but I’m also hoping for some aftermarket support. Hope fightlite is reading! Lol
I'd, just for the innovations. Tactical synthetic furniture, made for lever Henry Big Boy, M-1; Mini-14, 1800s and "NFA 1934."
Build it for a .308 upper and I'll I'm buying one
I love my SCR! I was used to shotguns, so this was very easy to adapt to. 👍
What a great product and concept !
You should offer the bolt carrier that has been modified to work with Bear Creek Arsenal side charging uppers.
just ordered my lower yesterday and cant wait
Just started the purchase process of a complete 556! Found it used exactly how I'd want, walnut with the normal upper. Can't wait either
What’s the wait time on this? Direct order from dealer or local gun shop?
Brilliant
Need one in ar10
The more shorter lop options would really makes this product more female friendly. Adjustable spacers would make things easier to increase LOP
One of the most sleek and sick looking AR-15 in these high-tech days. Hope the magazine release is extended so you can manipulate it with a trigger finger.
They should make an adjustable stock like Ruger that utilizes spaces that can be removed or added to change the LOP.
Dude… I really need that Raider in my life. It’s one hell of a backpack pistol!!!!!!!!
Got mine in about 3 weeks ago, absolutely LOVE it!! Very small break-in period...like one magazine. I've put about 200 rounds through it, 300 Blk, and it handles and shoots like a dream. Everyone that gets to shoot it immediately wants to order one. AND, Fightlite was top notch at contacting me and keeping me up to date on my order progress and delivery date. 5 stars all the way around.
I've had mine since Dec and it's been great so far. Very accurate and very little recoil.
NYC here and just applied for my rifle/shotgun application. This looks like the one I'm going to get :)
Fellow NY'er here. I got mine in Dec. Works great. Very accurate although I wish I could have a traditional AR with the pistol grip but it is what it is.
@@kenpojeb I just got my email for fingerprinting. How long did it take you after Fingerprint to get approved? thanks
@@Sapnfap Not long. My process was a little different. I work for the city and they took my prints from that so one day my rifle id just showed up in the mail. I think you should hear within a week or two.
@@kenpojeb Cool, are there any good ranges within NYC that I can go to and use the .556? Or just have to go to NJ?
@@Sapnfapit can range from about 3 months to about a year.. took me about 4 months to get mine in the mail.
Need a 308 version
I sooo want one of these SCR rifles!!!
Love this. Purchasable in California?
That's basically the semi auto shotgun reciprocating system with AR fore end.
It appears that MCR upper would mate to the SCR lower, I just want the manufacturer to say it.
You need to get these guns over to Europe.Esp the Herring lever action version for UK and Ireland.
I like this but the price point is too high. Why would I purchase this lower for $700 when I could just buy a preban lower for the same price?
Looks like good options with the new Illinois law
Are there any recommendations for sights? I find all the standard ar15 sights, even the Troy micro sights, sit too high and give me more of a chin weld than a cheek weld
I placed a comment in agreement with this post earlier today. It's gone for some reason.
Basically I agreed that open sights are unobtainable for the SCR and I mentioned - with a link - that ARES (now Fightlite) used to make iron sights for the SCR and posted a link that described them. Is posting a link a problem and that's why my comment was deleted?
Here's some information from the link...
From ARES:
May 2015
ARES Defense Systems, the country’s leading manufacturer of innovative, mission-configurable firearms, parts and accessories announces the release and availability of its optional iron sights for the company’s ARES SCR™ rifles. The sights are designed to be user installed in minutes with the supplied wrenches and instructions - No Gunsmithing Required!
The front sight is installed over the ARES SCR™ low profile gas block and is a four-position protected post, adjustable for elevation with a standard AR sight wrench or bullet tip. The rear sight fits over the ARES SCR™ MIL-STD 1913 receiver rail and is user adjustable with a windage drum. Additionally, the front sight housing includes a 1″ sling swivel for mounting your favorite sling.
Does the SCR lower, fit the beltfed upper?
SCR lower/MCR beltfed upper compatibility?
Can the cross bolt safety be switched for lefty or ambi use?
Good question
Big issue I have is the point of contact between the bolt carrier and the buffer. Just seems too easy for that little tail to slip out of the little dimple.
That hasn’t occurred at all in the decade that we’ve been producing and shipping our SCR, so we have no reason to believe that it is likely to occur at any point in the future.
Thank you for replying. I will take that under advisement.
Are the pistols transferred as pistols or SBR's?
What's the trigger pull weight?
Any chance of a Washington State version with a stock forearm extension from the lower like a classic rifle?
Dunno if that's doable but would be such a blessing
is this legal in the state of Washington?
Is it legal in Washington?
Great 👍🏻. To bad we don't see more in store
What's the gas tube length and barrel profile on the uppers?
Sweet set up but the one thing I don't understand about all these high price offerings not just these guys but almost all is why in the hell do they not just put some flip sights/irons on these things ? Yeah I get most want to run red dots and or scopes but a rifle over a $1000 should come standard with sights. But yeah this is a nice rifle.
Is this legal in Illinois?
Will it fit left handed upper AR?
Do you ship the pistol to California?
would this lower work on a gas piston upper that has a spring that rides the BCG, like the SIG MCX?
get the Foxtrot mike one.
send t&e's to youtubers
Will the lower accept a BCA 9mm or 22lr upper? Thanks!
The only BCG that works for the SCR is the SCR unfortunately. BCA 5.56/.223 works but you would have to bring it to a gunsmith so you can have the BCG accept the threaded charging handle.
Thank you for this info 👍
@@joesamprerer if you go with the 5.56/223 route, you can try the Cmmg 22lr kit
I don't see why a 22lr upper wouldn't work. They don't use the buffer at all. I only have experience with CMMG 22lr uppers. Mine is from right to bear. I believe the BCA is just different enough to not be CMMG parts compatible, but the same overall design. The only issue I could see is the back of the CMMG bolt carrier wouldn't have the stock ar15 buffer to push up against. To correct that some type of spacer could be created on a 3d printer or other material. I don't know how 9mm ar15s work, but I believe they require a buffer tube, and they use a different bcg. You could probably use a 6.5 grendel upper since they use the same bolt carrier, but a different bolt.
Can I just buy the SCR upper? I have an SCR lower already.
You can put any standard ar15 upper on the SCR lower.
@@iangrefig8815 looks like as long as it's designed with a buffer tube. The arak 21 I have did not mate well with the scr since it doesn't have the typical bolt carrier design.
Does SCR platform have the compatibility with ar-15's aftermarket buffers?
You didn't create it. You bought out Ares, the company that actually created it then jacked up the price. I have an Ares version.
Need to sell trigger groups.
Please make one in 30-06
man where is the pistol grip, and adjustable siding stock?
I do visit and your always out of stock
I feel you on that one. It took me 4 years of randomly visiting their website to finally catch them in stock to buy one. But I hope you read this right away because they're in stock now!
$1300…
I didn’t even know that these types of rifles existed, always felt that I’d never get an ar platform rifle because I live in ny, my gun shop showed it to me and I purchased it in the spot ( instead on a mini 14). I’m curious to know if I could get a22lr upper or ever 300 blackout! That would be great
Really sad NYers have to pay $1,300 when a proper AR15 like DD V7 is $1,600 as of today.@@jidiamond