OK, OK...it's NOT an FNFAL, but...

[Eli]

It's a "registered conversion device" made by S & H (Curtis Higgins IIRC). It fits the semi-auto sporters, and is one of the main reasons they're so expensive.

Eli

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[AZ ED]

I purchased a fnc sporter with a full stock back in 1988 from Ashland shooting supplies for $421.95 shipped. I sold it in 1999 for $1,700 I had dealers tripping over there self to look at it, I should have asked more.
Rifle was a tack driver.
Yes, there were a lot of auto sear out there for the rifle,I did'n,t know that at the time. D"oh!!!
I would say $2.000 to $4.000 Good luck AZ ED out

[CTMC(ret)]

Yeah, I'd say that is about the range I'm seeing. And I would say this one is towards the upper end due to so few, if any, rounds through it, the folding stock, and the specially-designed sight rail, not to mention the original box, papers, sling, and manual. Near as I can tell, the only thing missing is the magazine, which, fortunately, can be replaced with readily available AR-15/M-15 magazines. I love to get a chance to shoot it, but not gonna happen.... Thaks for your reply!

Fred