Steyr Arms Scout II

STEYR SCOUT II is the modern evolution of Steyr’s compact Scout rifle concept, originally developed with Jeff Cooper. The current Scout II redesign uses a housing and bedding block milled from one piece of aluminium for increased rigidity and accuracy.

• Mounting: Full-length top Picatinny rail with M-LOK interface at the 6 o’clock position on the forend
• Magazine: Detachable synthetic magazine, 5-round capacity
• Trigger: 2-stage trigger or forward-set trigger depending on configuration
• Safety: 3-position safety with trigger safety, bolt-handle and firing-pin lock
• Stock: Synthetic stock with integrated bipod and spare-magazine storage in the buttstock

Steyr’s current published Scout II specification lists .223 Rem., 6.5 Creedmoor and .308 Win. as standard calibres.

Manufacturer reference dimensions

• Overall length: 980 mm (without spacers)
• Barrel length: 485 mm / 19 in
• Weight: 3.0 kg without magazines

These are Steyr’s published reference figures for the Scout II/MKII; confirm the exact specifications and availability for the selected supplier variation, as some catalogue variations list other calibres.