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Southern Cross Small Arms Taipan EVO Black

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Southern Cross Small Arms Taipan EVO BlackThe Taipan Evo from Southern Cross Small Arms is the latest evolution of Australia's premier dual action rifle platform. Designed for the field and refined for the modern shooter, the Evo retains the rugged reliability of the Taipan X while introducing significant improvements in weight, ergonomics, and performance. Now lighter than its predecessor, the Evo enhances handling and reduces fatigue during long sessions in the field. The advanced spring

The Taipan Evo from Southern Cross Small Arms is the latest evolution of Australia's premier dual- action rifle platform. Designed for the field and refined for the modern shooter, the Evo retains the rugged reliability of the Taipan-X while introducing significant improvements in weight, ergonomics, and performance.

Now lighter than its predecessor, the Evo enhances handling and reduces fatigue during long sessions in the field. The advanced spring- assisted pump action and straight-pull bolt system ensures fast cycling with positive battery feed, whether you’re working the oversized charging handle or the foregrip pump. It also features a new intuitive bolt catch system that speeds up reloads, especially when used with the updated flared magwell. Two enhancements driven by feedback from IPSC competition shooters to give users a competitive edge.

Perfect for hunters, landowners, and pest controllers who demand fast follow-up shots and precision accuracy. The Evo is available in .223 REM or .300 Blackout, comes with two 10-round polymer drop magazines, and features a durable Cerakote finish in Grey, Black, or Burnt Bronze. It’s Category B compliant, with WA approval pending, and proudly made in Australia.

Whether you're looking for lightweight agility or modern tactical styling, the Taipan Evo delivers serious performance in a field-ready platform built for Australian conditions.

Features:

Chambered in .223 Rem or .300 Blak
- Includes 2 x 10-round drop magazines
- New intuitive bolt catch design for faster reloading
- Flared magwell for smoother, faster magazine changes
- Mag Carrier lower/buttstock
- Available in Cerakote Grey, Black, and Burnt Bronze
- Dual-action system: Spring-assisted pump action & straight-pull bolt
- Removable oversized charging handle for rapid operation
- Textured glass filled nylon polymer thumbhole grip
- Factory trigger pull: 5.5 lbs
- Includes length-of-pull spacers and adjustable cheek pad
- QD sling swivel mounts and case deflector
- Cross-bolt safety and thumb safety selector
- M-Lok handguard with full-length Picatinny rail
- 16.5" Stainless Threaded barrel 
- Swiss plate compatible for advanced mounting options
- Category B compliant (NSW-ready)
- WA & Tasmania registry approval pending
- Proudly made in Australia

Specifications:

MODEL NAME SCSA Taipan Evo
CALIBRE OPTIONS .223 Remington or .300 Blackout
MAGAZINE CAPACITY 10 rounds
INCLUDED MAGAZINES 2 x 10-round polymer drop magazines
BARREL 16.5” 416R Stainless 1:8" Light Contour Barrel
BARREL THREAD ¬Ω√ó28 for .223 REM / 5/8x24 for .300 BLK
INCLUDED MAGAZINES 2 x 10-round polymer drop magazines
LOWER / BUTTSTOCK Glass filled nylon polymer with thumbhole grip
OVERALL FINISH OPTIONS Cerakote Grey, Black, Burnt Bronze
ACTION TYPE Spring-assisted pump action & straight-pull bolt
CHARGING HANDLE Removable oversized side charging handle
GRIP Textured thumbhole grip (glass filled nylon polymer)
TRIGGER PULL WEIGHT 5.5 lbs (factory)
ADJUSTABILITY Length-of-pull spacers & adjustable cheek pad
SLING MOUNTS QD sling swivel mounts
CASE DEFLECTOR Yes
SAFETY FEATURES Cross-bolt safety & thumb safety selector
HANDGUARD M-Lok
TOP RAIL Full-length Picatinny rail
MOUNT COMPATIBILITY Swiss plate compatible
NEW FEATURES Improved bolt catch, Flared magwell
TOTAL DIMENTIONS 885x65x186mm (LxWxH) Including 2x Plastic LOP Spacers, Excluding
Charging Handle ans cheek piece lowered
TOTAL WEIGHT 3.29kg (Including two magazines, one in magwell and the other in the mag
carrier, unloaded)
LICENCE CATEGORY Category B compliant (NSW-ready)
STATE REGISTRY STATUS WA & TAS approval pending
MADE IN Australia

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