[MikePaiN]

What can you tell me about these rifles?
I handled one today and can't get over the feel of the weapon(20" fluted barrel) balanced well and had a great trigger. Best of all with the SCAR's out the FNAR is down to $999 NIB.

[browningguy]

I think they are a very good precision rifle for that price, considering one myself.

[nwilliams]

Ever since the FNAR's have dropped in price I've been seriously considering one as well. I've never heard anything but praise from people who own FNAR's and whenever I look at one in person there is nagging voice in the back of my head urging me to take it home, I probably will eventually.

[DesertFox]

Winchester SX-AR here for quite a few years now. It has a 20" unfluted barrel and wears Mossy Oak Brush pajamas. Same gun as the FNAR except no flutes. There is also a 18" barreled FNAR too. Disassembly is fairly complex. Magazines are expensive. Reliability has been 100%. Accuracy is 1MOA from factory. It is heavy, especially with good glass. Love hunting with mine even though it is heavy. Recoil is light, follow-ups are fast. Antelope, mule deer, white tails, yoddle-dogs - works great. Last speed goat I took with it was at 389 yards. Haven't taken bear or elk - yet - as I often opt to hunt with handgun.

If I didn't have one, I'd be all over a FNAR for under $1000. It is not a battle rifle. It is a tactical platform for a swat sniper or such role. It also makes for a darn nice hunting rifle, provided one doesn't mind the weight.

[arizona98tj]

I've had an FNAR for about 9 months now. Had an issue with it at the beginning....FNH customer service took care of it without any questions.

My FNAR review (http://www.stu-offroad.com/firearms/fnh/fnar/fnar-1.htm) and details of the problem I had.