Yes, I did find that pic with Google Images.

That's sexy. I say get a SCAR mod for the A5

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Yeah, I'd like to see a mod like that. If anything, I'd like to see someone make a SCAR Stock. It might not look right on an A-5. But it would look good on an X-7.

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i voted yes because you can never have enough mods for the A-5 , although the to me the X-7 was based on the scar , just like the A-5 was based on the MP5
i was going to do a scar out of a X-7 but i got too much on my plate right now

Modern Firearms - FN SCAR: Mark 16 / Mk.16 and Mark 17 / Mk.17* Special Forces Combat Assault Rifle

For those unfamiliar with the SCAR L/H here is a link. May be better making a folding scar stock for a X7 or moding a UMP shroud.

I say yes also but i would prefer them come out with an M60 machine gun first.

But it looks nice with that grenade launcher on there.

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cushman has an m60 mod for the a5 if you dont mind that its all plastic

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I wouldn't particularly like to see a SCAR mod. Kind of apathetic.

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apathetic = passionless, indiffrent, void of feeling.. ummm ; imo thats the last thing i'd call a s.c.a.r

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Cushman M60. Does not look bad from 10 feet away. looks "melted" in your hand. I have concerns of its durability but Considering that it is vacuumed formed form heavy plastic it is not that bad. Cushman does make these by hand on a one for one basis and there is some good craftsmanship involved. That said the ops gear SAW shroud is a better alternative. Or if you have the money to burn Eric Engler makes some fantastic looking MGs from real gun parts kits.