Slipstreamed Design Changes

As far as I know the following changes/variations have been slipstreamed since the Steyr Scout was first introduced. They are listed in no particular order as I do not have the date of introduction.

NOTE

OTHER THAN THOSE MARKED WITH "*" THESE CHANGES ARE NOT AVAILABLE FOR RETRO FITTING TO EXISTING RIFLES SO PLEASE DO NOT BUG STEYR.

• Jeff Cooper package (initial offering)
• Trigger assembly modified--minor design changes Type II trigger introduced
• Improved bipod pivot
• White line deleted from reserve front sight
• I have seen the following bolts fitted to Scouts and SBS rifles, with flat, coned (SGS type), and round knobs

Flat chrome with logo
Flat chrome w/o logo
Flat slick black w/o logo
Round chrome
Round "slick" black
Round dull black

• Offerings in .223 (5.56 mm),  .243 Winchester, 7mm-08 Remington, .308 Win (7.62 mm), 7.5 mm Swiss, and .376 Steyr
• Tactical model introduced (black stock and round bolt knob. No optics or mount)
• Black stocked non-Cooper package
• Tactical Elite model introduced (24" or 20" heavy barrel, enlarged bolt knob, and adjustable stock. No optics or mount)
• Various firing pin/spring designs (I have seen the following configurations.  The round firing pins are current production)

Square 3 position short spring with nut
Square 5 position short spring with nut
Square 1 position long spring 
Round 2 position short spring
Round 3 position short spring
Round 1 position long spring

• Improved shape bolt cam to lower bolt lift force.*
• Additional bevel on firing pin lug to assist camming.*
• Improved bolt guide pin
• .308 Scouts produced with 1:10 twist instead of 1:12 for improved performance with 180 gr and heavier bullets.
• Various colors of stocks

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Updated 2016-07-26