Some info please.

SixPackSuperBee · 05-05-2005, 01:35 PM

Trigger....since you seem to be a FN/FAL fan I'Ll tell you a bit about the rifle....at least what I know for now. The rifle is a true Belgian import supposedly purchased by the lady's husband in the early sixties from what she could remember. This particular rifle has a "G" in front of the serial number but I'm not sure what it means...perhaps you do. It also has "F.A.L. cal. 7.62" stamped on the receiver. I also have a rifle built and imported by Steyr in the early seventies. A note of interest on these two rifles is that both of them have the automatic safety sear recesses which was banned on both versions of the rifle for import to the U.S. but only after some had been already sold.....these rifles were considered exempt from the ban. I havent confirmed this but it is what I was told by a gun dealer. Also in my collection is a 1950 prototype chambered for .280 British.

05-05-2005, 01:35 PM	#26
SixPackSuperBee User Join Date: May 2005 Location: Louisiana Posts: 7 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Trigger....since you seem to be a FN/FAL fan I'Ll tell you a bit about the rifle....at least what I know for now. The rifle is a true Belgian import supposedly purchased by the lady's husband in the early sixties from what she could remember. This particular rifle has a "G" in front of the serial number but I'm not sure what it means...perhaps you do. It also has "F.A.L. cal. 7.62" stamped on the receiver. I also have a rifle built and imported by Steyr in the early seventies. A note of interest on these two rifles is that both of them have the automatic safety sear recesses which was banned on both versions of the rifle for import to the U.S. but only after some had been already sold.....these rifles were considered exempt from the ban. I havent confirmed this but it is what I was told by a gun dealer. Also in my collection is a 1950 prototype chambered for .280 British.