I will tell you what's wrong with the FAL and that is they did not make enough of them and they could have put a little more effort into the rear sight
@WatchRyder: That is incorrect. The StG44 influenced the FAL conceptually and it was originally intended to fire the same intermediate round (7.92x33 Kurz), but the gas-operated mechanism and internal configuration very closely resembles the Tokarev SVT 40.
No that is correct, but you are also correct, the gas mech may resemble the SVT but the roots are with the StG and the German WW2 SLR that wasn't as reliable as the SVT.
The British and Australians added \/\/\/\/ shaped groves to some part of the rifle, not sure where. But it cought the sand, and stopped the jamming issues.
Im not sure why the Israelis didn't add them, but they spent money developing the 'IM Galil' insted.
Holly shit how do you get that in the UK I have firearms pass and it allows for only non self loading rifles other than those chambered in .22 don't tell the police you have it they will be around quick as a whistle especially if it inst yours :P
7,62 and 308 should not really be fired through the same rifle. The brass on 7.62 is thicker as it is a NATO spec ammo, and the 308 is thinner as it is remington 308, ie a commercial round.....
@tbrowniscool They're close enough that they can be fired out of the same rifles. A rifle with a .308 Winchester-spec chamber can fire 7.62x51mm NATO and vice versa. SAAMI is ok with it, so am I. The difference between .308 Winchester and 7.62x51mm NATO isn't like the difference between .223 Remington and 5.56x45mm NATO.
FN (Fabrique Nationale de Herstal) FAL (Fusil Automatique Léger) FN FAL in 1947 prototype was completed in Belgium... It was based on similar construction as StG 44... It presented this weight against (versus) kosntrukcji
I'm so glad I subscribed to you =D your FAC video finally persuaded my dad to get a FAC and you call this rifle FAL instead of fal.....I hate people that call this rifle a fal
@WatchRyder So he means that some say "ef ay el" instead of "fal"? I guess I can see it, it drives me nuts when people speak of nuclear fusion as "nuke ya lur" instead of how it's spelled "new clear". Even people in high office and "scientists" mispronounce nuclear. You'll never hear a physicist say it wrong. But FAL is an acronym, any standard of pronunciation would seem to me to be individual, however, if convention says "FAL" I suppose that's how it should be said.
Well the Israelis supposedly did some upgrades on it, but other than the forward assist (activated by pushing the charging handle forward), I don't know what they were.
They had a heavy and light barrel variation (light barrel was basically a select fire clone of the British SLR version, minus the bipod, and the heavy barrel was an LMG variation), other'n that, I know nothing about their variations and figured I'd see if you had any experience with them before I buy one.
Not really, it's designed to 'tumble' when impacting inside a person's body, thus maximising it's 'lethality'. Only problem is with body-armour it's useless compared to 7.62mm
Also designed to be lighter, so able to carry more ammo...
The adoption of the L85A1 (now A2) and L86 (LSW) was a bad choice of weapon.
It's underpowered, prone to jamming (less so now the H and K parts are fitted). The design of it is beneficial only for mechanised troops and FIBUA (fighting in built-up areas). Bayonet fighting is a 'mare with one.
I have and it's nowhere near as accurate as the L1A1 / FN FAL
The Battle Rifle is king of accuracy.
Check out my range video of it in action here:
watch?v=UzSoi_cqrZA
The L85A1 is good for an army shooting team at sub 300 yards and that's only just. The SAS thought it was pure junk and refused to use it, choosing other foreign weapons instead...
It was perceived to be more 'NATO' friendly and good for fighting the USSR in built up areas...
You must be either cleaning it after every score of round's or have a tremendous amount of luck because all five regiment's I served with reckoned the L85 was one of the worst weapon's adopted by the British Military.
It is you who haven't a clue and need to stop believing that the British weapon is the best in the world just because you serve in a state army that's brainwashed you into reckoning a polished piece of crap is somehow better than a battle rifle.
Ok, the L85A2 is underpowered. Not for the range's encountered in a city or FIBUA conditions but for open-country it's lacking power for 300 yard + engagements.
Yes I do know what I'm talking about as I've actually served in the military for over 6 years and fired the thing more times than I care to recall.
So don't come the bully-boy on my channel or video's as you WILL lose OK!
The 5.56 round is shit. The only reason it's popular now is because my country's military adopted it, kinda like marijuana prohibition. And, also like marijuana prohibition, it was a shit idea, based on NO facts or data. Idk what barrel length the L85 has, but unless the 5.56 is fired from at least a 20-inch barrel, it will not perform properly ballistically. In fact, the U.S. military released a report saying that the 5.56 does not have sufficient power to kill a man at 100 yards
@CarbineKingClassic The5.56 is a fairly effective round. though it dosent have the massive power of the 7.62, the 5.56 has tremedous muzzle velocity giving it good knockdown at target. the speed also increases the fragmentation of the bullet giving it good tissue damage characteristics. its light weight means that more can be carried, while recoil during extended firing can easily be managed. livining in Australia ive seen that the 5.56 can effectivly drop most wild critters from the bush.
Wait....are you actually in Thailand? I think it's legal to have handguns there, but I didn't think they'd go this far. I know those are 'evil' in the UK.
@WatchRyder great video! thats an awesome rifle! i was wondering if you live in Britain? Because i thought people over there were not allowed to buy anything but shotguns anymore for home defense
But yeah the elitist government decided in 1987 to outlaw ownership or semi-auto center fire rifles and basically start the big obstacles to gun ownership we have today and then some.
Heh, even shotguns for self-defence are questionable these days.
FAC weapons are being taken off people for the slightest of reasons now :(
Well, for handguns it's very liberal compared to the UK.
There's a very laissez-faire police procedure where you fill out an application form, say what gun you want on it. You get a chit back saying either yes you can, no you can't.
Usually it's a bit tougher to get .357 calibre pistols up to a maximum of .45 calibre.
The drawback is there's laws against owning battle-rifles / fully or semi-automatic ones.
You can't CCW here either, just for going back and forth from the range.
@WatchRyder - Move to Georgia USA, my friend. No gun laws whatsoever outside of Federal Laws. Suppressors are legal and no hassle, and GA is a CWP "SHALL ISSUE" state. This means that if you apply and meet the standards, the State MUST ISSUE you a permit. I am so glad you can enjoy such a fine weapon in Thailand. I guess Thailand already had a taste of communism under the Khmer Rouge and decided that liberalism sucks.
In Thailand while pistol ownership is A-okay, battle rifles, semi-auto center-fire weapons (rifle) are outlawed for civilians.
Rangers can own them (border militia) though.
Georgia has an appeal man, I'd head over there if it wasn't for the stupid visa restrictions that 1st world nations citizens have to jump through to get a green card (which is almost impossible nowadays).
I have the same rifle too and it's great. I believe the rifle is assembled in the USA using Austrian and American parts because they couldn't import a real military one. The first FAL prototype was chambered in 7.92x33mm and another version was chambered in .280 British. It has a very similar gas system to SVT-40 and FN-49. Nice overview by the way. Are you from really from Ireland? You have more of a British accent.
It will fire full-auto, you only have to remove the safety ;o)
Chamber a round and it is ready to rock and roll.
For practicing on short ranges < 100m @ man size targets the DAG Training
ammunition is fine, and cheap as dirt (1000 pcs cost EUR 80,-)
hlmgoertz 3 weeks ago
@hlmgoertz
Are you saying by mechanically removing the safety catch from the weapon entirely it will become full-auto?!
WatchRyder 3 weeks ago
@WatchRyder Yes, then it will fire full auto. When i was in the military we used to do that with our Belgian made FN FAL
hlmgoertz 3 weeks ago
@WatchRyder Alternitavely, swap the trigger group for a .308 Bren trigger.
poik12 2 days ago
I will tell you what's wrong with the FAL and that is they did not make enough of them and they could have put a little more effort into the rear sight
falprepped 4 weeks ago
Check out the Soviet SVT-40 to see where this rifle really come from, pal. Nice review, My favourite rifle. TA
DrZaSCok 1 month ago
@DrZaSCok
No it isn't and thanks.
MP44 / Sturmgehwr is the origin not the soviet junk-rifle :)
One of my favourites too :)
WatchRyder 1 month ago
@WatchRyder Really? SVT 40 is a copy of MP44 ? Are you serious? Or just trolling me?
DrZaSCok 1 month ago
@DrZaSCok
What I said was the origin of the FN FAL is with the MP44 NOT the SVT 40.
Hope that clears things up for you.
WatchRyder 1 month ago
@WatchRyder: That is incorrect. The StG44 influenced the FAL conceptually and it was originally intended to fire the same intermediate round (7.92x33 Kurz), but the gas-operated mechanism and internal configuration very closely resembles the Tokarev SVT 40.
ccmm53095 1 month ago
@ccmm53095
No that is correct, but you are also correct, the gas mech may resemble the SVT but the roots are with the StG and the German WW2 SLR that wasn't as reliable as the SVT.
So we'll agree to disagree:)
WatchRyder 1 month ago 2
@WatchRyder They aren't junk, far from it. They are some what similar mechancally, but that doesn't mean the FAL came from the SVT-40.
esh325 1 month ago
The British and Australians added \/\/\/\/ shaped groves to some part of the rifle, not sure where. But it cought the sand, and stopped the jamming issues.
Im not sure why the Israelis didn't add them, but they spent money developing the 'IM Galil' insted.
powmful 2 months ago
Hi there! What company made the rail system for the weapon? You might have said...but I missed it. Thanks and have a nice day.
scottirishrebel 2 months ago
Great video mate, the FN rifle is STILL to this day a fabulous rifle.
Nice choice of music in the beginning.
Would like to know.
What is the title of the music? Artist??
NEOGEO1966 2 months ago
@NEOGEO1966
Thanks NEO.
The music is from an artist who makes music just for the buzz.
PM Message sent to you....
WatchRyder 2 months ago
hi there... the FN is real and i would like to offer u a proporsetion ...
i'm doing a reaserch on wich is the top 4 assualt rifls ..
if you can help me with my reaserch plz let me know ASAP..
all what i need is some fact and data ..plz
contact me.. and i'll explain
thx
Beeflying6 3 months ago
@Beeflying6
Message sent...
WatchRyder 3 months ago
The music sounds like something Chuck Norris would enter a room. :)
meadbeard05 4 months ago
@meadbeard05
YEAH!
MikeSV1989 2 months ago
siiiiccck
21Officejet 4 months ago
Holly shit how do you get that in the UK I have firearms pass and it allows for only non self loading rifles other than those chambered in .22 don't tell the police you have it they will be around quick as a whistle especially if it inst yours :P
pwndboi225 4 months ago
@pwndboi225
Thanks for your concern friend.
The Battle Rifle is in the US...
WatchRyder 4 months ago 2
7,62 and 308 should not really be fired through the same rifle. The brass on 7.62 is thicker as it is a NATO spec ammo, and the 308 is thinner as it is remington 308, ie a commercial round.....
tbrowniscool 4 months ago
@tbrowniscool
It won't affect the performance or reliability of the rifle.
It can take it just like an AK can take differing 7.62 Nato and former USSR calibre...
WatchRyder 4 months ago
@WatchRyder
Thanks for confirming that, I always figured it was ok, as, that what I recall running the BR with when I fired it last :)
WatchRyder 3 months ago
@tbrowniscool They're close enough that they can be fired out of the same rifles. A rifle with a .308 Winchester-spec chamber can fire 7.62x51mm NATO and vice versa. SAAMI is ok with it, so am I. The difference between .308 Winchester and 7.62x51mm NATO isn't like the difference between .223 Remington and 5.56x45mm NATO.
Nater245689 3 months ago
i am beginning my first year at boarding school, and my dad said after my first year, he will get me one of these :D
okie1011 5 months ago
@okie1011
Your dad is a wise and generous man dude.
Glad to hear of your choice in arms bro'
Good luck out there...
WatchRyder 5 months ago
so you can't own handguns in the U.K but they let you own a F.A.L. what a fucked up backwards nazi country you live in.
mrsuperterd 5 months ago
@mrsuperterd
You can't own a semi-auto FAL but can own a converted to manual-action / straight-pull.
Yes I know it sucks big time, no gun owners like it!
I saw the writing on the wall for decent gun rights back when the bs 1988 Firearms Act came along...
WatchRyder 5 months ago
Aren't guns illegal in the UK?
crashtest2302 6 months ago
@crashtest2302
If I had a $ for every time someone said that to me :D
No gun's are not illegal in the UK.
Please check out my other videos and you'll see how and why this is...
WatchRyder 6 months ago 6
nice to see someone use decent electronic music for the soundtrack :)
as compared to every other person with that 09 sound system stuff.
TroyMccluresbreth 6 months ago
@TroyMccluresbreth
Thanks man.
The more minimalist and subtle the better usual.
WatchRyder 6 months ago
I Use this gun own blackops
MrYunghero 6 months ago
fal is standard issue 7.62 x 51 mm nato round
its very accurate
even unexperienced shooters can have a hit percentage above 60 percent.
easy to clean and easy to use .
the older versions always had bipod
NaKampf 7 months ago
stg 58, probably the best FAL type ever made. 5/5
robin6512 7 months ago
@robin6512
i hear you on that. Some low-budget sci-fi movies use this weapon as a gun-prop for soldiers etc.
Check out Recon - Mezzo incident and you'll see a few :)
WatchRyder 7 months ago
FN (Fabrique Nationale de Herstal) FAL (Fusil Automatique Léger) FN FAL in 1947 prototype was completed in Belgium... It was based on similar construction as StG 44... It presented this weight against (versus) kosntrukcji
orion2573 8 months ago
@orion2573
Well said!
WatchRyder 8 months ago
Thanks for response, i always liked the style of those types of rifle.
arriscado75 8 months ago
Is it legal to own this rifle in the uk?
arriscado75 8 months ago
@arriscado75
Only if it's been converted to a straight-pull / bolt-action.
WatchRyder 8 months ago 5
@WatchRyder its a shame the uk has so many bad gun laws
choopdewoot 6 months ago
@arriscado75 Unless you know some old IRA dude that has one is his basement that will take cash...your outta luck.
47LN81 8 months ago
I'm so glad I subscribed to you =D your FAC video finally persuaded my dad to get a FAC and you call this rifle FAL instead of fal.....I hate people that call this rifle a fal
cucumberlord 9 months ago
@cucumberlord
Wow man! That is something!
Glad to hear it, thanks :)
WatchRyder 9 months ago
@cucumberlord Please explain, fal sounds the same as FAL. Doesn't it?
partsproduction 8 months ago
@partsproduction
I think what he means is when someone says it as F A L instead of fal (all one word).
WatchRyder 8 months ago
@WatchRyder So he means that some say "ef ay el" instead of "fal"? I guess I can see it, it drives me nuts when people speak of nuclear fusion as "nuke ya lur" instead of how it's spelled "new clear". Even people in high office and "scientists" mispronounce nuclear. You'll never hear a physicist say it wrong. But FAL is an acronym, any standard of pronunciation would seem to me to be individual, however, if convention says "FAL" I suppose that's how it should be said.
partsproduction 8 months ago
Out of pure curiosity, what do you think of the Israeli version compared to the STG 58?
Thatevilmidget 10 months ago
@Thatevilmidget
Is that the longer barrelled variant?
It's good for desert warfare, slightly heavier and a bit more cumbersome...
WatchRyder 9 months ago
@WatchRyder
Well the Israelis supposedly did some upgrades on it, but other than the forward assist (activated by pushing the charging handle forward), I don't know what they were.
They had a heavy and light barrel variation (light barrel was basically a select fire clone of the British SLR version, minus the bipod, and the heavy barrel was an LMG variation), other'n that, I know nothing about their variations and figured I'd see if you had any experience with them before I buy one.
Thatevilmidget 9 months ago
What kind of watch is that your wearing!? i need me one!
CaliforniaOceanGrown 10 months ago
@CaliforniaOceanGrown
That's a $20 G-Shock my friend
WatchRyder 10 months ago
@WatchRyder well hell even better!! model?
CaliforniaOceanGrown 10 months ago
@CaliforniaOceanGrown
Frogman
WatchRyder 10 months ago
Beautiful FAL! 15 years old you say, still a very pristine weapon. That rifle has received a lot of attention and care.
CaliforniaOceanGrown 10 months ago
@CaliforniaOceanGrown
Yeah the owner really knows his weapons.
WatchRyder 10 months ago
556 was not design to kill people all the way it was to wound.
InAKwitmyHK91 10 months ago
@InAKwitmyHK91
Not really, it's designed to 'tumble' when impacting inside a person's body, thus maximising it's 'lethality'. Only problem is with body-armour it's useless compared to 7.62mm
Also designed to be lighter, so able to carry more ammo...
WatchRyder 10 months ago
this gun makes me think of th STG 44 the first assault rifle ever build
xx0MangiPogo0xx 10 months ago
@xx0MangiPogo0xx
The STG 58 was most certainly influenced by the STG 44 :)
WatchRyder 10 months ago
@WatchRyder oh and whats the songs name at the beginning?
xx0MangiPogo0xx 10 months ago
@xx0MangiPogo0xx
The song name is 'Quiet' and was sourced from my contact who provides me with tunes. :)
WatchRyder 10 months ago
@WatchRyder thx
xx0MangiPogo0xx 9 months ago
@xx0MangiPogo0xx
No problem man!
WatchRyder 9 months ago
@WatchRyder can,t find the song
xx0MangiPogo0xx 9 months ago
@xx0MangiPogo0xx
Ahh, that's a shame, the link must be out :(
WatchRyder 9 months ago
I have a para original made in 1960s and its FA how much could i sell it for
TheKYNREEVE 10 months ago
@TheKYNREEVE
Got any pics? Can you put together a video?
On the price the sky is pretty much the limit if it's FA and all legit :)
WatchRyder 10 months ago
I have a full auto FN FAL para, how much could i sell it for
TheKYNREEVE 10 months ago
@TheKYNREEVE
I'd say a ballpark figure is in the range of $3500 - $6500 depending on condition, modifications and features...
WatchRyder 10 months ago
@TheKYNREEVE Here in montana easily for around 5k
shishiromura 10 months ago
@shishiromura
That's a good price for full-auto.
WatchRyder 10 months ago
I have a fully automatic Belgian FN FAL para version, and i want to know how much it's worth
TheKYNREEVE 10 months ago
@TheKYNREEVE
The sky's the limit.
What condition is it in?
WatchRyder 10 months ago
@WatchRyder
it's in near factory new condition, I kept it clean over the years. My dad passed it down to me from his army days
TheKYNREEVE 10 months ago
Borat ..I like FN FAL
paonmao00 11 months ago
It's actually chambered for 7.62x51 NATO but will accept .308 WIN.
coltcomphbar 1 year ago
I thought the Brits weren't allowed to own guns
bsg1206 1 year ago
@bsg1206
You obviously 'thought' wrong.
Brits can own guns.
WatchRyder 10 months ago
do you recon this is better than the m16 and that gun the army UK use now;i always admired the look of the old SLR like the falklands gun...
EDWARDBASTARDHITLER 1 year ago
@EDWARDBASTARDHITLER
Yes, yes and definately!
The adoption of the L85A1 (now A2) and L86 (LSW) was a bad choice of weapon.
It's underpowered, prone to jamming (less so now the H and K parts are fitted). The design of it is beneficial only for mechanised troops and FIBUA (fighting in built-up areas). Bayonet fighting is a 'mare with one.
WatchRyder 1 year ago
@WatchRyder The only reason the L85A1 was chosen was because of its supreme accuracy...
hamsterhairs 1 year ago
@hamsterhairs
Have you ever fired an L85A1?
I have and it's nowhere near as accurate as the L1A1 / FN FAL
The Battle Rifle is king of accuracy.
Check out my range video here:
The L85A1 is good for an army shooting team at sub 300 yards and that's only just.
The reason it was chosen was because it was perceived to be more 'NATO' friendly and good for fighting the USSR in built up areas...
WatchRyder 1 year ago
@hamsterhairs
Have you ever fired an L85A1?
I have and it's nowhere near as accurate as the L1A1 / FN FAL
The Battle Rifle is king of accuracy.
Check out my range video of it in action here:
watch?v=UzSoi_cqrZA
The L85A1 is good for an army shooting team at sub 300 yards and that's only just. The SAS thought it was pure junk and refused to use it, choosing other foreign weapons instead...
It was perceived to be more 'NATO' friendly and good for fighting the USSR in built up areas...
WatchRyder 1 year ago
@WatchRyder
how the hell would you know how the L85A2 shoots.
the L85A2 isnt prone to jamming,i havent had mine jam on me once,if you keep it mentained well it will never jam on you.
and as for it being underpowerd you are just talking out your arse on that one pal.you dont have a clue what your on about.
rangers11000 10 months ago
@rangers11000
You must be either cleaning it after every score of round's or have a tremendous amount of luck because all five regiment's I served with reckoned the L85 was one of the worst weapon's adopted by the British Military.
It is you who haven't a clue and need to stop believing that the British weapon is the best in the world just because you serve in a state army that's brainwashed you into reckoning a polished piece of crap is somehow better than a battle rifle.
WatchRyder 10 months ago
@rangers11000
Ok onto your next bs.
I actually said on the comment which you replied THIS:
"""The adoption of the L85A1 (now A2) and L86 (LSW) was a bad choice of weapon.
It's underpowered, prone to jamming (less so now the H and K parts are fitted)."""
Read this bit carefully as one of my pet hate's is moron's who don't read my comment's properly.
I never said the A2 was prone to jamming, I said it was less so now the HK part's are fitted.
WatchRyder 10 months ago
@rangers11000
Ok, the L85A2 is underpowered. Not for the range's encountered in a city or FIBUA conditions but for open-country it's lacking power for 300 yard + engagements.
Yes I do know what I'm talking about as I've actually served in the military for over 6 years and fired the thing more times than I care to recall.
So don't come the bully-boy on my channel or video's as you WILL lose OK!
WatchRyder 10 months ago
@WatchRyder
The 5.56 round is shit. The only reason it's popular now is because my country's military adopted it, kinda like marijuana prohibition. And, also like marijuana prohibition, it was a shit idea, based on NO facts or data. Idk what barrel length the L85 has, but unless the 5.56 is fired from at least a 20-inch barrel, it will not perform properly ballistically. In fact, the U.S. military released a report saying that the 5.56 does not have sufficient power to kill a man at 100 yards
CarbineKingClassic 10 months ago
@CarbineKingClassic
You are the voice of reason my friend.
The L85 (both A1 and A2) are 20 inches in length.
The weapon CANNOT be fired by left-handed people unless they train to use the opposite shoulder.
This contrasts to the FN FAL which can be changed to either position...
WatchRyder 10 months ago
@CarbineKingClassic The5.56 is a fairly effective round. though it dosent have the massive power of the 7.62, the 5.56 has tremedous muzzle velocity giving it good knockdown at target. the speed also increases the fragmentation of the bullet giving it good tissue damage characteristics. its light weight means that more can be carried, while recoil during extended firing can easily be managed. livining in Australia ive seen that the 5.56 can effectivly drop most wild critters from the bush.
randomidea0 10 months ago
@randomidea0
Good for small critters but that's about it.
In the UK and Ireland it's verbotten to hunt deer with 5.56mm ammo. It's gotta have more power. Which is what you get from a 7.62mm round :)
WatchRyder 10 months ago
@WatchRyder
well thats your opinion and i dont agree with it.
anyway,how do you have so may guns, do you have US citizenship or somthing?
rangers11000 10 months ago
@rangers11000
Ok, I can tell you either haven't watched the video or have completely forgot in which case I'll remind you.
This weapon in particular is not mine it's a good friend of mines.
I have a work permit for the USA, allowing me to own guns (state law permitting).
WatchRyder 10 months ago
@WatchRyder
no i diddnt watch the video completley.
what did you do in the military.
rangers11000 10 months ago
@rangers11000
I thought so.
None of your bloody business :D
WatchRyder 10 months ago
Wait....are you actually in Thailand? I think it's legal to have handguns there, but I didn't think they'd go this far. I know those are 'evil' in the UK.
Donatellangelo 1 year ago
@Donatellangelo
I get around man ;)
Yes, what they class as 'military rifles' are against Thai law to own in Thailand.
That doesn't stop the criminals and private army's / mafia owning them though ;)
WatchRyder 1 year ago
Great review. I would love to own an FAL someday and I am gathering my info before I buy. Your video was very helpful.
mixflip 1 year ago
I am thinking of buying either a FN FAL or a M1A (M14). How do they compare on accuracy?
63gstone 1 year ago
@63gstone
Well the FN FAL is a very accurate weapon for the most part, just shy of bolt-action weapons.
For an M14 it's more than a match. :)
WatchRyder 1 year ago
Great vid! I've shot a .308 out of a Springfield Socom 16. Fun times. Thank you for sharing
SnakeStrike77 1 year ago
Nice rifle.I love the stopping power but the weight can be a little much if carrying for long periods of time.
paultana 1 year ago
@paultana
Thanks man, I hear you on that. But's ok once you get used to the weight of it. :)
WatchRyder 1 year ago
@WatchRyder great video! thats an awesome rifle! i was wondering if you live in Britain? Because i thought people over there were not allowed to buy anything but shotguns anymore for home defense
DixiePrepper 1 year ago
@DixiePrepper
I get around, if you know what I mean ;)
But yeah the elitist government decided in 1987 to outlaw ownership or semi-auto center fire rifles and basically start the big obstacles to gun ownership we have today and then some.
Heh, even shotguns for self-defence are questionable these days.
FAC weapons are being taken off people for the slightest of reasons now :(
WatchRyder 1 year ago
hey its hardballer here what are the gun laws like in thailand?
02dartda 1 year ago
@02dartda
Well, for handguns it's very liberal compared to the UK.
There's a very laissez-faire police procedure where you fill out an application form, say what gun you want on it. You get a chit back saying either yes you can, no you can't.
Usually it's a bit tougher to get .357 calibre pistols up to a maximum of .45 calibre.
The drawback is there's laws against owning battle-rifles / fully or semi-automatic ones.
You can't CCW here either, just for going back and forth from the range.
WatchRyder 1 year ago
@WatchRyder - Move to Georgia USA, my friend. No gun laws whatsoever outside of Federal Laws. Suppressors are legal and no hassle, and GA is a CWP "SHALL ISSUE" state. This means that if you apply and meet the standards, the State MUST ISSUE you a permit. I am so glad you can enjoy such a fine weapon in Thailand. I guess Thailand already had a taste of communism under the Khmer Rouge and decided that liberalism sucks.
AlienZygote010 1 year ago
@AlienZygote010
Thanks for the comment man!
This review was done in the USA! :D
In Thailand while pistol ownership is A-okay, battle rifles, semi-auto center-fire weapons (rifle) are outlawed for civilians.
Rangers can own them (border militia) though.
Georgia has an appeal man, I'd head over there if it wasn't for the stupid visa restrictions that 1st world nations citizens have to jump through to get a green card (which is almost impossible nowadays).
WatchRyder 1 year ago
Nice DSA man.
ak74srthebest0909 1 year ago
alright, nice gun, yorkshire accent? :-) slr is a giveaway
kevfullo 1 year ago
i was happy with my cz .17hmr ... But i would love one of those. Great review
tonymontanner 1 year ago
I have the same rifle too and it's great. I believe the rifle is assembled in the USA using Austrian and American parts because they couldn't import a real military one. The first FAL prototype was chambered in 7.92x33mm and another version was chambered in .280 British. It has a very similar gas system to SVT-40 and FN-49. Nice overview by the way. Are you from really from Ireland? You have more of a British accent.
esh325 1 year ago
@esh325
Thanks, accents can be deceptive ;)
WatchRyder 1 year ago
That thing is cooooooooool.......
jeffshootsstuff 1 year ago
@jeffshootsstuff
Sure is man, thanks.
WatchRyder 1 year ago