Several variants are avaliable, and the newest version has a camo finish. Features include a built-in bipod, an adjustable length of pull, spare magazine storage in the stock and flip-up backup sights. At only 6.6 pounds, it is very lightweight. The Steyr Scout is Cooper’s idea of what a scout rifle should be: compact, lightweight and able to reach out to targets with a heavy projectile.
It comes with all of the classic M1A features, including a Garand-style action, a detachable mag, a front blade sight and an aperture rear sight. Think of it as a combat rifle redesigned for fast handling in confined environments. While it doesn’t fit Jeff Cooper’s definition of a scout rifle to a T, the semi-automatic M1A Scout Squad definitely takes some cues from the traditional scout rifle with its short 18-inch barrel and forward-mounted scope rail. The Model 11 Scout also includes Savage’s renowned Accu-Trigger and Accu-Stock system for consistent accuracy. Savage Arms took its short-action Model 11 and created a scout rifle with a detachable box magazine, a stock adjustable for length of pull and cheekweld, iron sights, a forward-mounted optics rail and a flash suppressor. The length of pull can easily be adjusted with spacers. Model #6830 (shown) comes with a 16.1-inch barrel, a black synthetic stock and a unique muzzle brake. Several models are available with various stocks and accessories. It feeds from a 10-round detachable box magazine made from steel.
Ruger’s Gunsite Scout rifles use a Mauser-type action mated to a cold-hammer-forged barrel that is free-floated for enhanced accuracy.
Mossberg also offers this rifle as part of a combo package (shown) that includes a Vortex 2-7x32mm scope with extended eye relief. The 7.62mm MVP Scout features a unique drop-push bolt design that is compatible with both M1A- and AR-10-style magazines. The rifle sports a 6+1 capacity, an 18.5-inch barrel, XS ghost ring sights and a scout scope mount. The large-loop lever means you can easily operate the action even while wearing gloves. 45-70 Government cartridge in a short and compact rifle with a scope mounted far forward. This lever-action rifle is not a traditional scout rifle per se, but it’s built to chamber the big-bore. Several rifle makers have introduced scout rifle variants-some closely following Cooper’s vision, others only touching on the characteristics.
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