Amazing AIA, they're baack

[Dimitri]

No nylon, plastic or alloy are used in our rifles, just good old-fashioned steel and hardwood, along with the new technology.

See that right there? No alloy used?

I guess they must be using pure Iron to make the rifles. But we know that is not the case. The AIA group as a whole is good at lieing nothing technical though, because up until after they were imported into Canada and the US they were claiming the rifles were completely built in Australia. And statements like above show they are not competent enough to build a dog house never mind a firearm.

The original US distributors did issue at the time public statements on various web forums that the State Department found the rifles to be made in Vietnam. If you dig deep in American boards you can find them, I believe the FAL Files was one such board.

Dimitri

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[Son]

See that right there? No alloy used?

I guess they must be using pure Iron to make the rifles. But we know that is not the case. The AIA group as a whole is good at lieing nothing technical though, because up until after they were imported into Canada and the US they were claiming the rifles were completely built in Australia. And statements like above show they are not competent enough to build a dog house never mind a firearm.

The original US distributors did issue at the time public statements on various web forums that the State Department found the rifles to be made in Vietnam. If you dig deep in American boards you can find them, I believe the FAL Files was one such board.

Dimitri

Hmmm, I wonder if there was oil in those rifles? Why else would the US State Department make up such lies!

....said with tonque firmly in cheek, gents, but you can bet someone will suggest it's all part of a great conspiracy!