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FNH USA Tactical Sport

FNH USA Tactical Sport

FNH USA Tactical Sport

By J. Scott Rupp

Built in the U.S. on the Model 70 action design, Tactical Sport rifles have hammer-forged barrels and three-lever adjustable triggers, and the barreled actions are mated to integral full-length aluminum bedding blocks in Hogue Overmolded stocks.

Available with a hinged floorplate or detachable box mag. Initial chamberings are .223, .308 and .300 WSM.


$959. 703-288-1730


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