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  • Don't even know why people bother to talk about the fact that this rifle can fire fully auto. It's a complete waste of time using it fully auto because the accuracy is shithouse for a start. Plus it builds up with carbon around the gas plug so fast anything more than a few mags makes the gas piston seize. It's a great weapon when used with some control and fully auto isn't it with this rifle and you might as well forget it is even capable of it.

  • IMBEL fal??

  • Koje emisije je ovo dio?

  • si, los croatas usaban en fal que se fabricó en argentina bajo licencia belga.

  • F.A.AL is not an assault rifle its A BATTLE RIFLE

  • the fn fal of the croatia army from the argentine (fabricaciones militares)

    search: Defendants, Sale of Arms to Croatia and Ecuador.

  • @willy022ful Si, Menem lo hizo! Yeah, Menem did it.

  • He has a mod

  • ITS A BATTLE RIFLE

    /troll

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  • The original FN Fal sucks. Thanks to those nato countries its a good gun today. Wen it was first deploy it didnt have a foward assist like wut happen wit M16. They had problem wit the gas system too. Im not sure which country added the feature sand cuts in the receiver for reliability sandy n muddy condition. It could be the israelis, brits, or the canadians.

  • @breakurselff i bought a l1a1..its a austrailian version of the fn fal....waste of 700 dollars.....ar-15 is much better

  • @usmc2076 different tools for different jobs. I have both. Love both the AR for its flexibility, the FAL for its reliability and power.

  • @gwgn02 true..different tools for different jobs...l1a1 is so heavy and cumbersome compared to the ar-15...but range and power is undeniable compared to ar-15...always a give and take

  • @breakurselff It was the israelies that came up with the idea of the sand-cuts on the bolt carrier. I believe that they found it out on the six days war when their FAL rifles were put into a real combay test. Probably the FAL's somewhat finicky behaviour on desert conditions lead the IDF to adopt a more robust rifle, and then enter the Galil. The Galil is based on the finnish RK-62, that is basically an improverd AKM, the israelies simply adapted the design to NATO calibers (7.62mm and 5.56mm)

  • This rifle is the best Brazilian in the world! I'm Brazilian and that one bullet went through seven very good people! BRAZIL

    MELHOR FUZIL DO MUNDO

  • @lucasfp2010 The FAL is Belgian....

  • @Neoxiik he's referring to the fact that the rifle is indeed manufactured in Brazil. The G3 was manufactured in many countries under the license of H&K and that doesn't make it less German. The origin, however, might be different.

  • @lucasfp2010 hh it's a belgian rifle

    FN = Fabrique Nationale

    FAL= Fusil Automatique Léger

    we don't care that imbel clowned it like the israelis, the south africans or whatever

    the Fn Fal is a belgian battle rifle point, blank period.

  • man you have to be a beast to full auto a fal

  • no comprendo yo

  • lol i speak russian and ukrainein and i understand their language clearly wowit is so similar mostly to ukrainien

  • Great weapon, I feel lucky to still own a couple of them.

  • Good British engineering.

  • @gtawesom3 The original design is Belgian

  • shit on this mother fuker

    

  • lol not very good recoil control shown in an army video

  • @wtfronsson It takes some serious control to even have the gun on the level of the target when full auto firing. Dont comment if you havent shot FN FAL before in real life.

  • @ShindyK2 i mean kind it all depends on the setup like i shot one it was a 10 inch barrel i think and had a muzzle brake...idk wat gas setting it was on but it was actually pretty easy fun too

  • @ShindyK2 I will comment whenever I want. I still have assault rifle training, even if it wasnt with a .308. I have also taken lectures and viewed training videos. Yes it takes serious control, shooting to kill is what I consider to be pretty serious business.

    The recoil control shown in this video is wrong, thats just not how you make it work. His position is awkward and unsuited for consecutive shots. He cant absorb the shots like that, and thats why he is flinching so that the barrel waves.

  • Battle rifle/Assault rifle, it was 9lbs of iron that weighed a ton by the time you had 5 laps of the square done with it above your head for getting your drills wrong.

  • alastair with you there pal same with me in NI and on wireless ridge

    targets will fall scream and bleed when hit "shoot to kill

    ex HM Forces

  • this gun is made in Brazil

  • @RafaelEVOX2 And Germany,  Venezuela, Argentina, England, USA, India, Australia, Canada, South Africa and Belgium.

  • BELGIUM RULES HELL YEAH

  • out of interest, can anybody tell me how easy a FAL is to use on a scale of 1-10 (1 being hardest and 10 being easiest)?

  • @Loz800 7

  • @Loz800 About an 8. They are easy to use and maintain.

  • kept my ass save in the falklands

  • one target, one round. if wars were still fought with troops advancing and engaging in large masses over wide open ground, then every soldier would need a full auto, but since most are fought by small units from cover/concealment, full auto just wastes ammo. give armies a high capacity manual bolt weapon such as the excellent Lee-Enfield and train soldiers to shoot.

  • my mate (legally) owns a FAL. Its pretty nice. We belgians sure knew how to make a good battle rifle (along with the germans ofcourse with there awesome G3 and the Swiss with their Stg 57)

    People say that the FAL is uncontrollable in automatic, but i met many people who either where in the belgian army voluntary or with conscription. If you knew how to stand and if you had some muscle power, you could control the FAL good enough.

  • Actually the term assault rifle is meaningless. It was coined by the media and politicians, as a way of vilifying certain types of firearms. The military uses no such terminology, that I'm aware of. Never during my military career, did I hear the term or use it. Rifle come in a few types, SLR, self loading rifle AKA Semi Automatic, SAR - Squad Automatic Rifle, Select fire Magazine feed. SAW - Squad Automatic weapon, Belt fed squad machine gun, like the M-60 or M-3. It's a Stupid term.

  • Hrvatska ima najbolju vojsku :D

  • I know I shouldn't bring Modern Warfare 2 into this but... I wish in the game it was automatic too. It's just single fire in the game.

  • @kennysc12 I meant semi automatic

  • lmao at 0:40 it seems like they say "Yeehaw" lol for full auto

  • My Favorite variation of the FAL is the FAL SA 58

  • Gun is nice ... those scum soldiers are bad though .

  • this is a bad ass rifle... do you have an idea what this can do in one body shooted?

  • DSA-58 is best.

  • L1 A1 SLR WAS BETTER

  • @ANZACS100 Why was it better? it had no auto-fire, the squadies in the falklands were stealing argentinian FAL's for that reason. The argie's also had some 30 round box mags as apposed to the 20.

  • @tonee127

    yes they were taking the argi auto's, then throwing them away , it's very hard / too impossible to control on full auto , you end up shooting sky.

    I loved my Semi auto FN FAL when I was in , I hated having to give it up for that total piece of crap SA80, I hated it.

  • @assym2006

    Agree with you there bud ,the SA80 a1 was a bag of shit when it first come out,unreliable,magazines falling off,forehand grip melting ect ,I longed to have my old faithful the SLR back lol

  • excellent weapon.... fired it and its very effective in heavy hands.. got a decent recoil and nice punch at the target...

  • IMBEL FALS > argy FALS

  • wait ... what.?? i dont speak gay

  • im surprised their is no modern warfare references on this vid

  • i would love one of these. and a nice scope. too bad these arent cheap : /

  • O Brasil usa o fuzil FAL em suas forças armadas, tanto para batalhas quanto para missões de assalto, sendo que neste caso há utilização também de outras armas. As versões utilizadas pelo Brasil são mais modernas do que as apresentadas no vídeo.

  • I Love this rifle.

  • a Fn Fal is my choice weapon in any case! :D

  • @panda2621 Do you ever shooted this rifle?

    if you dont, than dont say its my choice weapon couse you never fired one.

    do you even have fired a gun? if your a kid that play to much fpsgames than

    dont say thats your choice couse the rifle got so much recoil 0:39 that guy is shooting it and he is way older than you and watch how much recoil it have

    you coulndt handle it.

  • @7SwitzerlandAustria7 Yes i have shot this weapon, and yes i do fire guns and i own a few :(, and also yes i do play fps games, and no im pretty sure im older then that "kid"....ALSO you should learn better english if your going to try and make fun of someone >.> well if you are trying that is

  • it is an assult rifle..... if its not a machine gun or an smg, then it is an assult rifle

  • @samethangable no its a battle rifle.

  • @samethangable It could be a battle rifle as well. Or a sniper rifle.

  • I have a M4 Chambered to shoot 7.62NATO or .308, It looks just like my Regular M4 I was even thinking of going to full auto with the 7.62NATO, check out my video, I have30rd 7.62NATO Mags, and I purchased a Pre 1986 M16 after I got my class 3 weapons trust, why couldn't I use the lower receiver off the M16? I already use it on my 6.8SPC.

  • @RPXXPR 7.62x51 rounds will not fit in the mag well of an M4 so there is no way you can have one in that caliber.

    What you have no doubt is a AR10 of some form.

  • yea i know

  • Look at the COD fags that come watch these types of videos and think they're weapon experts lol pathetic.

  • @ShallowThoughts1 i know, its so funny

  • A sub-machine gun fires a pistol caliber round.

    A battle Rifle fires a full sized rifle round.

    An assault rifle fires an intermidiate caliber cartridge.

  • @terrence126 so the dictonary is wrong a assualt rifle fires a rifle round a smg fires a pistol round by the way what is your back round with firearms ?

  • @1bigtarget Yes, your dictionary is incorrect. Assault rifles fire an intermediate(5.56, 7.62x39, 8mm kurz etc) round with true select fire(auto-semi) capability with a high cap mag. Battle rifles use full power(30-06 8mm Mauser 7.62(.308) 7.5x55 7.62x54R etc) rounds and may or may not be select fire capable or high cap. Subs shoot the pistol rounds and are select or full auto always high cap.

  • @1bigtarget i know your not talking to me but ive been raised with guns my entire life, and i have many family members that are either vetrans or currently serving, and my cousins own a gun shop

  • @theillusionist6677 thats the dictionary meaning of assualt rifle

  • Why are people calling FALs "assault rifles"?

    Full power cartridge = battle rifle.

    Intermediate cartridge = assault rifle.

    FAL rifles use a full power round. Hence battle rifle.

    AK 47s and M16s use the little ammo. Hence assault rifle

    Class dismissed.

  • @WurledPeas haha AK 47s use little ammo you say?! they use the same ammo as the FAL.

  • @chiluzzdia MORON

  • @ ripmtb. Seriously. This is the kinda guy who tells all the chicks his pinky is 8 inches. I do however, wanna see the wanker shove a 7.62x51 into a 7.62x39 chamber and make it fire.

    Pleeeeeeeeez?!?!?!?!?!?!

  • @chiluzzdia Uh no they dont, go back to playing nintendo wanna be.

  • @chiluzzdia yes the FAL and the AK 47 are both 7.67 the ak is 7.62x39 but the FAL is 7.62x51 so the FAL has a longer round than the ak 47

  • So you get your facts from... Counter-Strike? Really? All the cool kids get their facts from Call of Duty. Get with the times.

  • @chiluzzdia ummmm not they dont, ak 47s shoot 7.62x39, the FN FAL shoots 7.62x51 nato, which makes it a battle rifle

  • @chiluzzdia no they dont dumn ass

  • @WurledPeas ACUALLT no A ASSULT RIFLES CAN FIRE ANY RIFLE round and be considered an assault rifle

  • @WurledPeas Main Entry: assault rifle

    Function: noun

    Date: 1972

    : any of various automatic or semiautomatic rifles with large capacity magazines designed for military use

  • @1bigtarget The dictionary? That's not the best place for technical information. The main property of the assault rifle is the fact that it fires an intermediate cartridge. If a rifle fired full power cartridges, like the FAL, it is a BATTLE, not assault, rifle.

  • @WurledPeas M16's use little ammo. AK 7.62x39 is not exactly little.

  • @MoisheKapoyr Stand it up next to an 8mm Mauser. Little.

  • @WurledPeas The AK 47 uses the Soviet equivalent of the old NATO 7.62 round. That's NOT "little ammo", it's accurate & lethal at 1000metres, (with the right sights) & will penetrate brick walls in urban combat. I think you mean the AK74

  • @archolman Sigh....why do socialists always act like they speak with authority on subjects they don't grasp in the least?

    Look up:

    7.62x39 vs 7.62x54R and the rifles they are used in.

    Accurate at 1000m my ass.

  • @WurledPeas. I was referring to the NATO round in the L1A1, which had iron sights to 600mts, And was lethal at twice that. We had trouble on the range in Ulster with sheep being killed 300+ metres behind the targets, (rising ground with sheep in) when we were on the 600 metre firing-point. It cost the Army money & time to build the back-stop up further. As far as I recall the briefings, the Soviet round was as powerful.

    And why do you call me a socialist?

  • @archolman First, you are called a socialist because you say you are a socialist on your page. Or did you forget? Second, you didn't look up what I suggested. That seems to confirm my original sentence yet more.

    The 7.62x39 is nothing similar to the 7.62x51. I would pity soldiers whose leadership felt the AK was L1A1 equal and set up such short ranges.

  • @WurledPeas. Just checking to see if you had looked at my page. As for my memory of the briefings, it was in the 70's, so we can agree that my memory is fallible re Soviet weapons. As for a short range, it was only used because of security concerns at the larger range, which was set-up for 500mt+ SLR, Bren & GPMG training. These were eventually resolved, of course, after the back-stop at the small-arms range had been raised.

  • @archolman So because of security concerns at a range set up for .303 and .308 Nato they sent troops to shoot a .308 nato rifle at a shorter range with civilians less than 1000m downrange? And what security concerns might those have possibly been?

  • @WurledPeas. The shorter range was backed by rising farmland, no civilian buildings, just sheep. The main range had been sniped PIRA, until the high ground overlooking it was secured properly. This was at the start of the Troubles, & by the time it had all been resolved, my Regiment had been posted out of theatre.

  • @WurledPeas Because modern media has managed to teach everyone the wrong terminology in their rampant attack on firearms ownership rights.

  • @Lonewolf6565 Pretty much. Sad how many people insist on learning the wrong things from the wrong people and then insisting those who know better are wrong.

  • I think I saw a kid from a favela from either 3rd Command or CV using one of these weapons.

  • Craotian all there fals are from Argentina!

  • we use this shit in brazil!!!

  • These FAL's were exported to Croatia by Argentina (along with 15 155mm towed howitzers, ammo, mortars, and grenades in the 90's).

    The rifles you see in this video are the ones manufactured under license of FN by DGFM Fabrica Militar Fray Luis Beltran (FM FLB), in Santa Fe, Argentina.

    Though the FAL is no longer produced at this plant since all the rifles have been issued (nearly 50,000 of them), the company still produces spares parts (receivers, barrels) which have been exported to DSA.

  • you rigth, but was exported under smuggling and to cover that they blow a militay industry.

  • theyr smart to be using the FAL

  • love my FAL

  • red dot .

  • This is one of the finest battle rifles ever made. They work! Too bad it's gone all plastic. I qualified in boot camp with an M1 Grand. Remember the days of iron men and wooden ships.

  • @VeloNutMc52

    Wtf how old are you ? xD

  • @VeloNutMc52 i'm not quite sure, but isn't there an M1 Garand in existance also? i've heard both...

  • @VeloNutMc52 very true, weapons dont look as menacing as they once did, all plastic now, resemble toys really.

  • Type 3 receiver FM FAL, a company in Argentina. They no longer make this rifle in Argentina. It is the closest copy of the original rifle designed and made by the Belgian at a lower price.

    They were made on Fabrique Nationale machines with technical expertise from the Belgians. Too bad, Argentina stop making these.

    Today only Imbel of Brazil and DS Arms of Lake Barrington, Illinois made them from the ground up. Entreprise in California make them from imported parts, and US made receivers.

  • OVO JE NAJBOLJI GUN IT SVIJET

  • Use napalm!

  • This is a Battle Rifle not an Assault Rifle.

  • @Flayer88 thats what i tell everyone, but theres always a stupid little kid that says,"thats not what call of duty says"... it pisses me off so much

  • @Flayer88 ------ If it is selective fire it's an assault rifle.

  • @Flayer88 all battle files are assault rifles, just read ther technical description a an assult rifle and all 7.62 x51 rifles will match perfectly.

  • @Flayer88 An Assault rifle is a select fire rifle. Such as the FN FAL.

  • @C172Pilotdude Nope, an assault rifle is a rifle designed to fire an intermediate cartridge like the 7.62X39 as in the SKS or AK family of assault rifles, select fire or not. The FAL fires the much more powerful 7.62X51mm rifle cartridge making it a battle rifle in the case of the SLR's or a Squad Automatic Rifle in the case of the select fire FN-FAL and variants.

  • @Nicodemus98 As far as the BATF is concerned as far I know, it would still be classified as an assault weapon. You have a selector switch on it, and it goes full automatic. Done. Also the term battle rifle is not defined or frequently used in military field manuals and government documents with concern to weapon classifications. FAL stands for Fusil Automatique Léger - Light automatic rifle. The manufacture does not even specify it as a battle rifle.

  • @C172Pilotdude The BATF is not responsible for this stupid term, the media is. So any weapon capable of full auto is an assault weapon? That would apply to the M-3 grease gun and M1A1 Thompson as well as the M-2 Browning .50 cal heavy machine gun. The FN-FAL fires a full sized rifle cartridge that makes it a Squad automatic rifle by U.S. terminology. The AK-47 uses an intermediate round, the 7.62X39mm, that makes it an "assault rifle". Been a gunsmith forty five years, I know the difference.

  • @Nicodemus98

    As a gunsmith your are missing a few fundamentals that you should brush up on. One, the main SAW or Squad Automatic Weapon FN 249 fires a 5.56 not 7.62x51 or .308 Winchester. Also the media has only really followed what foolish legislators have coined Assault Weapons. An AR 15 or AK47 is only a true assault rifle when it has a safety seer and select fire. The 7.62X39 cartridge does not make anything an assault rifle, a Mini 30 uses this round and it is not an assault rifle.

  • @Nicodemus98 holy shit, some one on you tube that has some intelligence and common scene.

  • @C172Pilotdude The BATF&E, proper letters, does not use the term "assault rifle" on any Class 3 form. They are referred to by there model number and/or name. If it were called anything it would be an SAR, Squad Automatic Rifle. Assault weapons chamber and fire lower powered intermediate cartridges, such as the 7.62X39mm. The 7.62X51mm NATO is not an intermediate cartridge. Light automatic rifle does not mean "assault rifle". The M-60 is a light machine gun or SAW. Is it an assault rifle too?

  • @Nicodemus98

    Sounds about right to me.

  • @Flayer88 well if you are so smart! What's the difference???

  • @DerHodenkrebser Google the difference yourself.

  • Ah shit the croats have a better gun than us...zastava m21 FTL

  • id hate to be carrying that in a urban inviroment way long ..

  • true, but there are carbine FALs out there.

  • this fal is from Argentina, the best copy of the Belgian!!!!!!!

  • It's not a copy, it's the FN FAL manufactured under license of FNH by DGFM in Argentina, as well as the IMBEL is the licensed version from Brazil.

  • its definatley not the brittish variant as the ukl variant was semi auto only unless like me ur a sneaky shit and new how to make it full auto hehe but with the recoil semi auto is best i found

  • the British L1A1 SLR was also made to imperial measurement ,while ,i think the rest where metric

  • what does it matter if you know how to convert it to fully automatic fire? you can't own these guns, and even if you could, knowing how to do it isn't all you need, you need skills and gunsmithing experience to do it.

  • usernametroubles- In the United States possession of fully automatic rifles without properly paying special taxes and receiving approval from the Bureau of Tobacco and Firearms will result in 10 years prison term in a Federal correction center.

  • @1962SatanTookOver2 - not to mention they will fucking burn your house down with you inside it. Or you might just get lucky and only get your unarmed wife sniped while she is holding a baby

  • AlienZygote010 - Yes, Ruby Ridge. An FBI Agent who killed his wife was a Japanese American. I understand that he claimed to had suffered psychological trauma for that. Oh, poor baby.

  • @usernametroubles actually all you need is a full auto FAL lower that can be found in most major parts stores. Push out the pivot pin and put on the new lower. Not that hard but it will put you in jail 10 years or so in U.S.

  • I imagine that this gun was the argentine fal.

  • It's like a G3

  • German firing pin for G3, much more stable to fire on full auto.

  • it sounds like they r speaking russian'

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  • well the Slavic languages all sound somewhat alike

  • is the 7.62nato more powerful than 7.62 m43?

    if so, how much more?

  • NATO

    7.62x51,

    flies at 2700fps

    practical range 800m

    China (m43)

    7.62x39,

    flies at 2300fps,

    practical range 300m

  • and stopping power?

  • 7.62 NATO: 146.6 gr bullet traveling at 2756 fps has 2,472 foot-pound force.

    m43: 123 gr bullet traveling 2300fps has 1480 foot-pound force.

    7.62 NATO is a full sized cartridge, so it is unfair to compare it to an intermediate assault rifle round.

  • how do you calculate the force of the bullet?

  • F=mv/t. I believe those readouts were at 100 meters.

  • what if more than 100 meters?

  • Well obviously the velocity and force will go down.

  • at last, if compare a same caliber weapon what elements so be considered?

  • Ease of use, durability, and accuracy.

    This is where the AR-15 platform fails, because it cannot stand harsh conditions. While those in the Armed Forces generally love it due to conditioning, that platform has problems.

    The FAL is built like a tank.

  • its my favorite gun after the Vz. 58

    the only bad thing with this gun is that its not that good in full auto

  • Well thats more of an issue with the cartridge than the gun.

    There really is no point for a rifleman to have an automatic 7.62x51. One bullet can do the trick, and rapid firing in semi is good for suppression fire.

  • yeah still a really amazing gun! WAAAAAAAY better than the AR-15

  • well, they each have their merits, and do you even have any hands-on experience with either of the rifles? or are you just regurgitating what you've learned from video games?

  • I have had hands-on with the M4 but not the FAL

  • fn fal is one of my favorite assault weapon.

  • same here.

  • The FN FAL is a battle rifle, not an assault rifle

    modern definition of assault rifle is 'a rifle that fires an intermediate power cartridge'

    the FAL fires the 7.62 NATO which is considered a full power cartridge

    looking at the cartige and how big the barrel is I'd say put a scope on the top of the FAL and you've got your-self a Sniper rifle

    however with iron sights engaging won't go beyond 500m so that's why modern armies considered the 7.62 "overpowered" for infantry rifles.

  • open sights went to 600. and it's a weapon not for pussy cats.

  • so why are you telling me that? lol

  • It was in reply to Jenkem23 and the Argy small arms.

  • With the failures of the 5.56 in Iraq and Afghanistan, I think we need to go back to 7.62.

  • Have you actually served there and witnessed any of these by you acclaimed "failures"?

    Hardware failure and strategical or political failure doesn't have anything to do with ballistics.

    I tend to like the 7.62 better and also think it probably is a better military round.

    However that doesn't mean the 5.56 is by any means ineffective. Anyway until I actually experience those combat circumstances I'm not really creditible to say which one is better.

  • The 5.56 coming out of the short 14.5" barrel is only at a high enough speed for about 1-200 meters before it is going too slow to fragment reliably. Without fragmentation, its like shooting someone with a standard 22lr round.

  • Lol by the way thanks for posting that "Town Hall Meeting" video on your front page. Otherwise I would have never seen it.

  • The 7.62x51mm NATO is a rifle cartridge developed in the 1940s and '50s as a standard for small arms among NATO countries.

    The 7.62x51mm NATO cartridge was introduced to military service in rifles and machine guns. It was introduced in U.S. service in the M14 rifle and M60 machine gun in the late 1950s. Fabrique Nationale de Herstal's FAL became the most popular 7.62mm NATO rifle in Europe and served well into the early 1980s.

  • @minigun664

    Actually the FAL became the most popular battle rifle in the world, serving with just about every non-communist country except the US (who wouldn't accept a foreign weapon) with the AK being the most popular assault rifle. An assault rifle is generally considered as being a rifle that fires an intermediate power cartridge, I guess in the some of the original chamberings the FAL could be considered an assault rifle, but certainly not in full power 7.62mm.