JP SCR-11 weight
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That would be a huge range in weight. I'm not sure how anyone would give you an accurate depiction of what you are looking for considering an SCR-11 build could incorporate a huge array of different options that could directly effect weight. What are you trying to build? It's probably within a pound of any other 18" 5.56. it all depends on......well, a lot. Here is an example of the number of options youd be taking into account with the build....
SCR-11™ Rifle
Base Price: $2699
Upper Receiver: SCR-11 Upper Receiver
- Machined 7075-T6 billet aluminum side charge upper receiver
Lower Receiver: SCR-11 Lower Receiver
Machined 7075-T6 billet aluminum lower receiver
Receiver Finish: Matte Black
Receiver Color:
Matte black anodized receiver set and hand guard.
Caliber: .223/5.56 NATO
Barrel: 18" .223/5.56 NATO JP Supermatch™ cryogenically treated stainless steel barrel, 18" length ● 1:8 twist ● medium contour
Barrel/Comp Finish:
Polished stainless, Barrel polished and blended to muzzle treatment: JPTRE-412S, JP Standard-Profile Compensator, 1" x 2.25", .281 Exit, Stainless
Comp Attachment method:
The muzzle treatment is attached to the barrel via thread, timed and blended for seamless transition. No welding or pinning is used.
Hand Guard:
JP Modular Hand Guard, rifle length (12.5” OAL), for AR-15/M16 type rifle
Gas System:
JPGS-3
JP Adjustable Gas System Picatinny rail .750" bore Black Aluminum
Heat Sink:
Black JP Thermal Dissipator™
The JP Thermal Dissipator™ far exceeds traditional fluting for transferring heat from the barrel.
$75
Buttstock:
ACE-ARFX stock, black
Operating System:
JPBC-2
JP Full Mass Stainless Carrier with JP Enhanced Bolt
Operating Spring:
JP Custom Polished Spring and Standard Mass Buffer
Trigger Weight:
3.0-pound JP competition trigger
Grip: Hogue grip, Black
Operating Controls:
JP ambidextrous Safety
SCR-11™ Rifle
Base Price: $2699
Upper Receiver: SCR-11 Upper Receiver
- Machined 7075-T6 billet aluminum side charge upper receiver
Lower Receiver: SCR-11 Lower Receiver
Machined 7075-T6 billet aluminum lower receiver
Receiver Finish: Matte Black
Receiver Color:
Matte black anodized receiver set and hand guard.
Caliber: .223/5.56 NATO
Barrel: 18" .223/5.56 NATO JP Supermatch™ cryogenically treated stainless steel barrel, 18" length ● 1:8 twist ● medium contour
Barrel/Comp Finish:
Polished stainless, Barrel polished and blended to muzzle treatment: JPTRE-412S, JP Standard-Profile Compensator, 1" x 2.25", .281 Exit, Stainless
Comp Attachment method:
The muzzle treatment is attached to the barrel via thread, timed and blended for seamless transition. No welding or pinning is used.
Hand Guard:
JP Modular Hand Guard, rifle length (12.5” OAL), for AR-15/M16 type rifle
Gas System:
JPGS-3
JP Adjustable Gas System Picatinny rail .750" bore Black Aluminum
Heat Sink:
Black JP Thermal Dissipator™
The JP Thermal Dissipator™ far exceeds traditional fluting for transferring heat from the barrel.
$75
Buttstock:
ACE-ARFX stock, black
Operating System:
JPBC-2
JP Full Mass Stainless Carrier with JP Enhanced Bolt
Operating Spring:
JP Custom Polished Spring and Standard Mass Buffer
Trigger Weight:
3.0-pound JP competition trigger
Grip: Hogue grip, Black
Operating Controls:
JP ambidextrous Safety
Roughly around 6-7lbs, as Jasonfaz said it all depends on how you set it up. Stocks can make a 1lb -2.0lb difference, scopes can add on a 1lb or so, and also anything else you put on it. My JP LRP-07 with 18" barrel and UBR stock with a Swarovski Z6I scope comes in under 10.0lbs.
Your right I should have been more specific
this is the build I have in mind View attachment SalesOrd_1433436_from_JP_ENTERPRISES_INC._7244.pdf
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