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This is a pre-1989 Belgian original? I am trying to learn as much as I can about the FAL so I ask to learn. Does this accept striper clips also? It is metric I assume?
Is that a fixed flash suppressor or removable? Did you replace the wood hardware or was this original? The photo isn't clear whether the forearm has bipod cut-ins or a bipod attached. Can you tell us what you think about the bipod?
Oh' and let me be the first to say, "Sweet knee you have there!" ;-)
This is a pre-1989 Belgian original? I am trying to learn as much as I can about the FAL so I ask to learn. Does this accept striper clips also? It is metric I assume?
Is that a fixed flash suppressor or removable? Did you replace the wood hardware or was this original? The photo isn't clear whether the forearm has bipod cut-ins or a bipod attached. Can you tell us what you think about the bipod?
Oh' and let me be the first to say, "Sweet knee you have there!" ;-)
Let me quantify. The receiver is NOT Belgian...it is an American receiver with a Belgian parts kit. Flash suppressor is fixed, not removable. Stock is original military issue, not the wood. The wood stocks are hard to find, and I like synthetic better anyhow. The stock has no markings, but I assume it is South African. Most of the battle built synthetic ones are. It definatly has some battle scars.
No bipod cuts. Never used one with the built in bipod. And I have fired many.
Just because you like my knee, does not mean we will be swappin spit in the shower later!! :D
Yes, it is metric. If my memory serves me right, and it usually does, the Brit and the Aussie ones are the only Inchers.
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