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  • Well what did I learn? I never saw accuracy, just a bunch of people holding rifles and pretty photos. If you don't show accuracy you are blowing smoke up my ass.

    where is the proof at 500 yards?

  • technically the bullpup design is not a carbine it still has a full size barrel

  • FNH gets an A from me for gun design and a big fat old F- for cost of accessories...

    It royally SUCKS to have to pay $150 for a sling!!!!! Ridiculous to charge folks what you do for your weapons but the accessories??? COME ON FN!!!!! COME ON!!!

  • Spingfiled Armory is WAY better then FN.

  • FNP-45 The very best shooting 45 I've ever shot. FNH rocks!

  • Anyone know the source of the music? Artist & song name would be nice.

  • epilepsy?

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  • @JOHN11711 thats the noise hostiles make when they get shot by an FNH

  • i know the whole swat team in this vid from md

  • I think you can buy alot better pistols for less (GlocK) and their civilian rifles are OK, but no value for what they (dealers) want for them. Unless we vote out the Democrats and anyone who attacks our Constitution and right to bear arms.. these weapons could very easily be the ones used on you as troops are at your house looking to disarm you someday. Vote pro gun/ votr freedom first!

  • nice vid

  • My fave weapon of theirs is the FN MAG, our L7A2 and the Americans M240B.

  • Nonetheless, without the US market, FN can no longer survive. The tiny market in Belgium can't support such great firearms and ideas.

  • I know it's been 3 months, but FN sells to much more countries than just the US and Belgium.. Their biggest selling product for example, the FN FAL, was bought by practically half the world's militaries, but not to the US. And then there's the FN Minimi/M249 SAW.

  • @usapla I wouldnt say thats true as they make Military Weapons for many many Nations. The civilian Market is only a small part of thier buisness

  • @usapla Your trippin--FN produces guns for 90% of the worlds military forces....This accounts for WAY more than the US civilian market....

  • @usapla with a war loving country like the US, I can believe that is the case. But they do sell to other countries. Good quality always sells.

  • @usapla

    that's because of a very strict gun laws and the governours are agains fire arms in civilian hands and see every reason fit to take away your fire arms.

    + public opinion is also agains fire arms, hollywood brainwashed :s

    greetings from belgium ;)

  • So that means our military is equipped by a foreign nation, that at any time could decide they no longer wanted to sell us weapons. That is genius on our part.

  • FN has been making arms for the US miltary since the early 20th. John Browning partnered with them starting at the end of the 19th century. they have a massive factory in the US for military arms like M16s and M249s. They built the Browning Hi Power (JB's improvement over his own 1911 design.) If its military and says Browning it was probably made by FN.

  • Oh wow I never knew that. I always wondered why FN would make the m2. Thanks for the info.

  • well the FNH F2000 is a semi auto civilian weapon along with many other FNH's but now that i think about it a major power depending on the weapons of a much smaller country doesn't really seem like a good idea.

  • It would be genius if it were true. All guns made for the US Military by FN are made in the USA in Columbia, South Carolina. Check their website

  • Really? Well I guess I am wrong. Thanks for the heads up.

  • this is not anywhere near the truth. many weapons that the army has are from other countries and some parts of the US made weapons have foreign parts.

  • U see that statement is a little wrong. sense firearms have been introduced into the armed services they have been made by private corperations and their manufacturing plants it is much cheaper and faster then having government facilities making them. even if the foreign government stops trade with us doesnt mean the company doesnt have a plant established in the states even if they stop making us guns we have about 10,000 more contractors ready to take their place to get government contracts

  • ive got an spr.......... probably the smoothest rifle ive ever owned

  • Yes, but still selling limited edition low serial models for $8000+

  • is the scar out for public sale?

  • no it is only sold to the military

  • Civilian SCAR came out 18 January 2009.

  • guns are the best available...once you shoot. you love it.

  • in the test by the U.S Army reliability test the XM8 was #1 the FN SCAR #2 the H&K416 #3 the army sad the new mag that the XM8/G36 uses its way it won !! but when it came to price In 2004 Congress denied $26 million dollars funding for 7,000 rifles $3714 each the FN SCAR $2800 H&K416 $800-1500 !!

  • the xm8 had 11 major issues that could kill the user.....

  • Yeah your M4 was issued to you because it was the "best" rifle that could be mass produced for the military at the lowest cost. They have a bidding system on firearms in the US military and i dont agree with it as does many of the people the gun is issued to. Obviously. Its been a pain in the ass since it was first issued back in vietnam. Now.. if all of our troops were issued FN weapons of a wide range that would be awsome. But i figure people woudl bitch about them as well when issued.

  • they used the m16a1 in vietnam for the main assualt rifle.The colt commando was a rarely used carbine version of the m16a1,probably what you got mixed up with hehe.But your right the m16 was a dead mans rifle,very ridiculous.only 20 round magazines(generally)and the piece of shit jammed all the time.I bet if you tried to stick it up the ass of the man who made the gun,it would jam

  • in vietnam they also had a version that fired the 7.62 and no i am not mistaken my father faught in grenada with delta soldeirs and they can pretty much request any weapon that the us has in use so he likes the heavy caliber so he rquested for the m16 7.62 variant from vietnam

  • Thats called an AR-10... if anything the m16/ar-15 is a version of the ar-10 not the other way around. Also I'd hardly say it was "from" Vietnam because to the best of my knowledge it was only deployed in very limited numbers.

  • You realize FN makes more than 50% of the pistols used by governments and special forces worldwide? As well as many service rifles?

  • FN makes 2 great machine guns that Ive seen and used. 240 and 249.

    special forces arent frontline grunts they make up less than a percent of our fighting force...

    what rifle the main force gets depends on alot of people's decissions..hell its a political thing like electing a president literally

  • He means that FN makes about 70 of the USMC's M16s. They also make most M2 HMGs and other weapons for the US military.

  • Most of the guns shown in the vid are Belgian designs, but produced in the US.

    Although some of the greatest classic FN weaponry from the last century was designed by John Moses Browning (or based on his designs), he always worked together with Belgian engineers. And they continued the high grade of excellency in their designed weaponry after the death of Browning.

    In short, the Belgian weapons designers are underestimated by most people.

  • most handgun Designs have john browning innovations all over them. i wish FN would put ou t the FNC in the US.

  • yo dose the fn 2000 ring a bell lol.

  • I prefer H&K. So do a lot of my friends in the Marines.

  • FN is way better than most companies.

    FN SCAR H is the best assault rifle for SOF operatives

  • SCAR ftw =P it's waaaaaaaaaaaaaay better than the M4!

  • it really shouldn't be FNH USA. it should be:

    FNH FTW!

  • amai, veel laaglanders hier..

  • FN!

  • zalm, zwijg toch man... al was die kruisopmerking wel grappig..

  • even the lefties love FN, so sexy. hk is great, but they're too full and too sure of themselves.

  • Have you ever heard of a guy call John Moses Brownng>? He had a office at FN in Belgium for years and up until his death.

  • yep

  • FN Herstsal or FNH USA..all well made weapons either way..the M249 is doing work in Iraq killing many allah lovers with its 200rd belts..and for the FNP handguns..very well made. Thank you Belgium for making my beloved carry weapon!

  • Not dishing FN or anything but whats your experience on using the weapon with magazines?

    Some people say its reliable with the use of magazines some saying its not. What about your experience?

  • ooohtypo.. obviously...

  • funny that so many americans call belgium surrender monkies (hilariously confusing us with the french), muslim lovers, etc... when FN, a Belgian comany, supplies more than 70% of their small arms.

    funny indeed.

  • They may be Belgian owned, but they're factory for making the weapons is in America.

  • Belgian owned? It's a Belgian company that has a factory in the US... don't try to insinuate that FN is somehow American ;)

    Just because one of their factories is in the US that makes them an American company? It's called a subsidiary, a daughtercompany... FN USA is a subsidiary of FN Herstal of Belgium. The Herstal group owns Browning & Winchester as well. Browning & Winchester are American companies in Belgian hands, FN USA is the US branch of FN Belgium. Note the difference.

  • By your reasoning Ford and so many other US companies are practically Belgian company as well because they have a plant in Belgium.

  • I was half-kidding anyway ;)

  • I never said they were an American company, just stating they made the weapons here. Toyota has plants in America, but they are not an American company. I was just pointing out that the weapons we get are still made here, not imported, although yes, the money is exported.

  • In February 1902, John M. Browning came to FN Herstal with the prototype of an automatic shotgun which he had unsuccessfully offered to Winchester and Remington. More far-seeing than these two companies, FN soon expressed an interest in the weapon Most of the relations which FN would maintain with the Browning family originated from this dual contract.

    Browning died in his office in Herstal in 1926 of a heart attack, with a total of 128 patents for 80 weapons, ASR Mechanica, 2007

  • yeah but belgium desgins thanks for your money

  • And you're an American, comes down to pretty much the same thing.

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  • good to hear, and we appreciate finely made weapons as well, especially when they make them in the US, employing Americans to make their weapons.

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  • Thanks for the vid. Proud owner of an FN Five Seven here. I'd own the P90 too if it were legal in CA

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