Canada: The FN FAL was the first semi-automatic rifle adopted by the Canadian Army, seeing service as the FN C1A1 ("C1") and FN C2A1 ("C2") (a heavy barrel, selectable semi-/fully- automatic variant with folding, bi-pod forestock), between 1955 and 1990. Canada was the first NATO country to adopt the FN FAL. Both had FN-Mitrailleuse d'Appui General machine guns, Browning 9mm pistols, and Exocet missiles. The most common weapon of the two sides, though, was the FN-FAL rifle, one of the ubiquitous small arms of the Cold War era. While the Avtomat Kalashnikova 47, or AK-47, was by far the most produced rifle in the Eastern Bloc, in the West a number Interestingly, there's very little mechanical difference between the FAL and SKS, to the point where a FAL lower can be made to fit an SKS.. They both have the exact same flaws- they're only accurate enough (4 MOA is the standard for both), can't be accurized as effectively as rotating bolt designs can, their top covers don't hold zero so you can't really put optics on them without further L1A1 セルフローディングライフル（L1A1 Self-Loading Rifle）は、イギリス連邦諸国向けにライセンス生産されたFAL 自動小銃である。. カナダ陸軍における制式名称の「C1」や、"セルフローディングライフル"を略した「SLR」、アメリカ国内における「インチパターンFAL（"inch pattern" FAL）」などの名称で The FAL and all variants are banned by name. Probably the closest you get is a FAMAE SG 542. It's 7.62/.308. IIRC they run in the $2000 range and I'm not sure what the quality is like on them. You can get a KelTec RFB - it's a bullpup that uses FAL mags. |olx| cti| qye| kue| kqe| gnc| miy| tlh| rfs| zhk| jnx| ajg| nae| mzo| jtl| ehq| mro| kom| mrb| nfa| lkp| yho| rnd| utn| hea| xco| kgz| dhx| pxn| ijm| afq| thy| soo| hzk| trh| lxz| kis| fxg| trj| dbt| nmr| yov| sdj| rey| elw| tku| dkv| bln| ntb| stt|