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Cool. FAL VS FAL. HI POWER VS HOGH POWER. Falklands War.

Nice! That rifle will take down small, and good size game!

Thank you. This worked perfectly.

Porque motivo no queda cortado cuando se dispara ayquebolber acortarlo sube el tiro pero no queda cortado

It turned out great.

Nice job

The barrel nut is 3/4 open end wrench. Have a good one and May God bless y'all.

Thanks for showing me how to install the Apex trigger. You are good at explaining stuff in detail, but I probably will have to watch your video another 10 times to put mine end. Thanks

Hello,I recommend the next upgrade is the landon tactical trigger bar & 13 pound hammer spring. Good day.

Amazing rifle! Its so interesting that the evolution of the German and Dutch Jaeger rifle took two different paths during the 1700's. In my country of the US the style changed to the American longrifle where the caliber went up to only .45 in order to carry more lead and for smaller game like squirrels to whitetail deer to black bears. While your ancestors made their guns much larger to hunt African big game. American longrifles may also bear a "hunter's star" but its inlet into the butt stock (either brass or silver). We also call rings on the barrel "wedding bands" just the same. Would love to one day own a working reproduction of the Boer rifle one day.

Pretty much to conceal!

Thank you for this.

Good looking gun

I have a pistol like that minus the engraving just stock field grade 9mm. Shoots great

The one who came up with this is a brilliant engineer.👍

It helps a lot. I have this kit and have not installed it. I've had it for about 20 years, lol. I just never took the time to sit down and work on it. With your video perhaps I can put it in and get a bit better trigger on my rifle. Thanks.

The SA35's slide and frame were only forged in turkey. It' machined and built in the USA.

You make it look easy

Will an after market 3 position Winchester style bolt shroud "for 98 mausers" & a timeny trigger/ aftermarket fit that , to further improve it , a friend of mine may be selling his soon

Looks great with out a billboard on the sides. Would be killer if it were blued.

I've used 35 in lbs on my browning a bolt in 7mm rem mag and I have had great accuracy and consistency

You should have also replaced the Lifter which goes with a new style Feed Ramp. That Mainspring is something I also change, along with the Buffer on those older guns.

Correction. Made in Germany. Imported by ATI

Impressive, that worked really well!

what would be a way to install the trigger on the trigger bar without a vice?

It did come out good

When you cook off the metal are you just boiling it in water?

I bought a similar trigger for mine from Cajun Gun Works.

Good video thank you.

Well, that would have taken me about a week....

Hello, I recently bought a Centurion 14, its a nicely fit and finished gun but i've been having problems with ejection and ftf. The gun tends to jam with a spent casing and a live round jammed into each other and also the last round in the gun fails to eject and it just sits loosely on the mag follower, I can rotate the gun and it will fall out freely. I believe it is an extractor issue, my question is, is this 100% browning parts compatible? I know C&S makes an extractor for the tisas BR-9, i've heard turkish clones have narrower extractor channels, just wanted to be sure i bought the correct part, thanks.

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Thanks for this info. I have Rock Island ambi safeties. It did not come with the pin. Didn’t know there was a pin. Found the pin on eBay

Never have seen comments of the 742 that didn’t mention “jams” or jammed up..

Dankie

You have to love it when you can improve something by removing parts. Love your videos and I always race to watch them when a new one appears, thanks from Australia.

Good job again

Can you get this is 10 gauge? thanks

I wonder why they named it Centurion 14 or Alpha 14? Do you think maybe because the original Hi Power was a 13 + 1 capacity ?

Where are you from with that accent?

Excellent presentation. Much appreciated. I will subsribe ect. Mark R

I wish new production would bring back the thumb cuts.

Good looking gun

Those are still really nice for the price. Fegs tooling and equipment was bought from FN in Belgium in the early 70s

How long was that slide, 7 inch?

When it comes down to it, it’s an SAO vs DA/SA.

F N produced these for the Germans during ww2 the Canadians used there own machinery

John Browning invented the 1893 action design and winchester started shaping to a gun ready for mass production and it released as the Winchester model 1893 and in 1896 it went back to the drawing board and it was released in 1897 as the model 1897 but its the same action design just with a few upgrades over the 93.....John Browning made working proto types and Winchester perfected them and made them ready for mass production.

I hated mine

It's actually debatable if one of these really are better than a sharpened stick.