my one and only FAL , shes one of my favorites , think ill keep her

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[browningautorifle]

I had one of those with the solid butt many years ago and it too was gorgeous. Those have to be the best looking of the FN series.

[xa-coupe]

somone help me find a job in the states .. I think I am in love That is a fine looking FAL.

[Tom in N.J.]

xa coupe,... check before you move to the states,... that rifle is unlawful in my state (New Jersey), as are the 20 round capacity magazines.

[xa-coupe]

xa coupe,... check before you move to the states,... that rifle is unlawful in my state (New Jersey), as are the 20 round capacity magazines.

I know that it is different all over the place. I love San Fran but wouldn't move to Kalifornia in a million years. I will find somewhere that scores a 0 in the Brady list !

[jmoore]

The FN "Match" rifles were the best FALs I ever owned. Swapped my first fixed stock, standard weight barrel rifle (G.S. Alabama imported) for a wood furnitured heavy barrel rifle. Which was a mistake! The heavy shot so well, however, that a shooting buddy swapped me an AUG AND enough cash to have bought another standard match! Squandered the cash on I don't know what other rifles, and later sold off the AUG for infinitely more than I had in it. (Mostly because it didn't have a good bolt closing method after insertion of a new mag.)

SO, still wishing I had an FN! Don't part with it lightly, you will be apt to regret it.


ETA: Dang, that rifle needs to be shot some! T'ain't a museum piece. (I never did rapid fire my FALs, though, afraid of hurting bore life/accuracy. Probably still wouldn't IF I ever get another that shoots as precisely.)

ETA2: never mind, it's just well cared for:


Note the butt wear and loss of paint behind the ejection port.

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i put that wear there in the couple years i have owned it