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Just picked up a FN Imbel, would like to get a new metric parts kit and assembly work done on it. Any input would be great | ||
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Try www.arizonaresponsesystems.com...I have had a couple of friends use them and they have been very happy. You also might surf the FN/FAL forum. When I clicked on the address in this post, it came up unavailable. If you type the address in your address search, it should come up. Not sure why. | |||
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Join the FAL Files if you have not already and do some reading in their forum. There's lots of FAL enthusiasts out there who could help you build a kit rifle. As to metric FAL kits, I think Interordnance has a few left for about $300. Or, you can watch the FAL Files "Marketplace" forum and buy one off another member. I bought an IMBEL kit a couple months back for about $200 that'll be off to a gunsmith to be headspaced after my tax refund check arrives. Good luck! Jason "Chance favors the prepared mind." | |||
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I built metric FALs on IMBEL receivers and inch pattern on Entreprise receivers 10 years ago. I did the Austrian, Australian, and Brit kits. I will never shoot any of them again. They are too hard to get accurate. Now I take Mausers, Ruger #1s, 10/22s, and AR15s to the range. They can be made accurate. What does it all mean? I wouldn't want to see anyone invest too much time into a FAL, SKS, or AK without being warned about the lack of ultimate accuracy. But if you must screw around with FALs: http://www.arizonaresponsesystems.com/
http://www.falfiles.com/forums/index.php The ratio at FAL Files of helpful posters to snotty egotistical posers is like anywhere else on the internet, 1 to 10. Mark [gunplumber] is a helpful poster. | |||
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