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Here we have a used Scar H, it’s been through a lot of fighting in its lifespan and is still a solid shooter. Only selling because I have a weird G3 obsession and once my G3K arrives I’ll have two rifs competing for the same role in my collection.

The gun shoots perfectly and is probably the best AEG I’ve used in a woodland skirmish. I have upgraded the bucking and nub to a prommy purple. The stock one was very worn. If you’re after a decent rifle for the price with all the mags and an adapter to load them quickly with an Odin speed loader then you will not be disappointed with this AEG deal. It’s a beastly gun that shoots a long way.

Contains:
TM Scar H NGRS
6x 90rd Midcap Magazines
Odin Speedloader Adapter

I might be the second or third owner of this it’s hard to say. I bought it off of here for £300 from a guy who told me a few tall tales about it being upgraded and left out a few things that could do with repairing but do not overly affect the operation of the gun. I don’t feel like he ripped me off but he should have mentioned it.

As far as I can tell, the gun is stock FPS with a stock motor but apparently this has been upgraded but I have not gone into the gearbox to check. Sounds amazing when it fires though. I have cleaned it up a bit and as previously mentioned, changed the bucking and nub.

There are a few minor repairs that need doing and EAGLE 6 has all the parts available for doing so. Contact them to get this sorted. It’s exactly what I was going to do or will do if this doesn’t sell. I am happy to discuss further and will show you either in photos or in person so you can see everything that needs a look at.

List of repairs:

New front sight, the pin has snapped off. If you aren’t planning on using it though and intend to use an optic it’s not a problem. Hasn’t been for me.

The bolt stop function is broken or has been removed. The gun still operates normally but will keep firing like an ordinary AEG when the magazine is empty. Annoying but survivable for the foreseeable future.

A bolt and screw is missing from the stock assembly and could do with being replaced for peace of mind. It’s an easy fix. Not sure how the previous owner lost these. Probably the biggest concern but also the easiest fix if you can acquire the screws.

Overall for £200 this is a good deal. You’re getting a £700 gun that does function well so you can use it immediately and be very content. After a while you can either order the parts to repair it yourself or send it to eagle 6 for a repair and service and even do a couple of upgrades.

Feel free to contact me with any questions you might have. I’m happy to answer.

Thanks

R