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The hole in the stock is so that you can run your sling back there if you so choose after the jump. I know that I prefer the sling attached in the rear. The easiest (and most silent) way to attach it, is with paracord.
cool, thanks. I thought it coudl be that or maybe attach a lanyard to it to more easily open the stock with gloves or something. Just know its pretty unique to the FNH guns.
Great vid. Always very informative. I’m fortunate enough to have one off Belgium 50.63 Paras imported pre ban into the US in the 80s and love it.
Those are nice and i had a couple 50.42 heavies as well. Sold my Belgian guns some years back when the money went crazy. I discovered i really like the Argie guns as much or even more.
I finally got a NOS DSA SA58 FAL last month.The medium contour stainless barrel with the stainless LMT receiver that was reviewed by Soldier of Fortune magazine in October of 2000. My new favorite rifle. Extremely well made superb rifle in all aspects. Love it. Now I want more FAL's. Really like the one you have, as of today it is available on DSA's website, might have to pull the trigger on one before they're gone.
I've got an earlier Argy FAL para, a Silver Springs import. Great video presentation.
This one is a bit of an oddity. It came out of the owner of Armscor's collection. I got it and a Congo version.
Good info, an FAL is on my someday list.
I have an early 00s DSA made from an Austrian kit with OG barrel. Its amazing.
Great vid Mishaco. My recent experience buying a Bushwarrior ParaFAL directly from DSA was terrible. After waiting six week to get it, they shipped with the wrong features and the rifle would not eject enty shells. After sending it back for repair, it seat there for four weeks and they had to replace a few things such as the bolt carrier and adjust the gas port. I go it back all scrash up with some of the finnish gone. DSA does not do any QC on their rifles and they do a terrible job when you send it back for any repairs. I will not buy againt nor will I reconmend DSA to anyone.
Sorry about that man.
Hmmmm…sorry to hear.
DSA got this one to me in under a wek. I dealt with Robert over there. I couldn't recommend his service more highly. He was friendly, took time to answer my questions, and got my order out the door in about 3 days. And no, had nothing to do with this channel. I never mentioend it and i am sure he didn't recognize me. Just a nice guy who loved talking guns.
DSA has always scratched the FAL itch for me but I’m concerned by the comments here about their QC and customer service.
I had the para congo bought it used and itw ould not run dsa took it ended up being really picky when it come to mags they gave me 2 20 rnd mags for free great guys but I sold my fal shortly after that's alot of money for a finicky rifle just my experience 💯
You see the same comments in most videos. Fact is every manufacturer turns out a lemon and every CS department either has a bad employee or just a bad day from time to time. Sucks when its you recieving it but just one of those things. I bought my firstr DSA in 2005; I've had very few issues over the years.
@@misha5670 Any experience with DSA FALOs? I’ve had my eye on them lately.
@@markp4401 Not specifically, but a FALO is the same as a 50.00; just with a heavier barrel and bipod. So function is the same too.
Oh yea, wanted to tell everyone in 1982 when I was 22 yo the Belgian FAL brand new was $899. I had one in my hand but bought an HK91 for $799 brand new. After shooting my friends FAL in 85' I didint want the HK any more.
Have optics ever been used on FALs?
Lookup the SUIT and SUSAT optics.
DSA sells a Picitinny Dust cover for it that lets you put Optics
I stumbled on to an old ARMS railed top cover for a FAL a few years back at a gun show so mine does
Pensar que en argentina hay miles de cajas sin abrír y engrasadas. Estan guardadas en los arsenales y no creo que se usen para fines militares.
Don't buy it if you can't afford it right now. Wait and pick it up later.
Nah. Buy it now. Especially if your state keeps attempting to pass draconian anti gun laws. People in Washington held off, got hit hard.
Then the next political session they got hit again.
Buy it now while you can. You will not have an unlimited amount of time. And just wait, if Trump isn’t elected there will be another panic purchasing wave on firearms, mags and ammo. It will happen. Buy now while the getting is good.
Exactly. All this “limited production” bs for an american made clone rifle is growing tiresome. DSA is nothing special, unfortunately temonly name in the FAL game.
Guns have not gotten cheaper compared to 3 years ago.
FALs were a much better value proposition as home builds of original barrel kits on Imbel receivers from Pars. These days, even over at FALFiles, everyone favors the SCAR for practicality. I think the FAL is still my favorite of the Cold War era battle rifles, though, and I still enjoy shooting them. DSA also made short OSW pistols that are a real blast (pun intended).
If you are going to spend money a SCAR might as well get the better Rifle from Robinson Arms.
@@Spartan73799 I'm partial to my SG751 and it wasn't much more than a SCAR. Esp when you realise most owners dump a lot of money in aftermarket parts into their SCARs to get them proper.
@@misha5670 Yup, hell a BREN 2 is arguably better than the SCAR as well, also love your content. Because of you I now own a SAR-1 I found at a Pawn shop.
I have several Belgian fals but could never find production numbers do you have any info?? Thank you for all the great videos .😊
sorry, no
Prefer the FAL alloy mags and they stand up well. Had a FAL as my 'truck gun' after I got out of the Army in the 90s so rifle and gear got some abuse.
In the 90’s I bought a Hesse build. I could never get it to run well but that was before I knew about the adjustable gas system. Anybody had experience with Hesse?
Hesse was considered bottom of the barrel.If my understanding is correct Hesse made their own receivers and assembled parts kit guns with widely varying degrees of quality. Hope this helps
Hi There Misha 😊
What about the DSA IBR?
I've owned 2 DSAs...... both never ran reliably
It will push you around. Not as much as the G3.
I want one
but they don't, at least not all the time
Springfield Armory SA-48 (4800). Don't know if you can find one of these anymore.
Do you have a UPC code so we can try to find one ?
I got 2 from DSA.
Always wanted a FAL but never got around to getting one most of them you see at the shows these days seem like cheap built turds
Same. Honesty the only battle rifle still made that seems worth it for the money is a PTR-91. The DSAs are crap and the M-1A is pretty overpriced and obsolescent.
@@DocMitchell69what makes the dsas bad? Lord knows I can’t afford to buy a real 6000 dollar fn made one haha
@@MegaSpongebob94 They've had issues with receivers and other parts they manufacture not being in spec, which is a big deal for kit builds, but maybe less of a problem buying a complete rifle from them.
@@MegaSpongebob94 DSA does not test fire the rifles and their QC is terrible.
@@DocMitchell69 Those Bulas are supposed to be top tier but man they’re pricey.
Do you have any FNC’s
Not any longer. Once had both versions.
@@misha5670 damn that’s so cool
Hi Misha, I think for sure go shoot it! I have my DSA SA58 I bought in 2005 and it IS my most Cherished rifle. I ordered it with 21" barrel, para stock and no carry cut and a Browning style hider. The charging knob does always want to poke your stomach but havent changed it to folding yet. I had to wait 10 years for the clinton ban to end and then when I ordered and down payment of $500 at my favorite shop here in Reno it finally showed up 6 months later. DSA was that far behind on their orders. I Really like your argentine. I would be happy with only that. I also put a green SAW grip and green barell shrouds and a top cover witha DSA 4 power combat scope. 300 yards, 12' plate, super easy hits all day. I am happy with just 1 FAL but cant get enough AKs, what's up with that?
Just so you know, the folding handle won't work with a standard receiver. The front of the cocking handle slot has to be releaved to let the handle fold in all the way.
Remember when you forced me to mow your lawn at gun-point?
Sure, afterall it was only last Tuesday.
@@misha5670 true... True
I like the fal I just don't like DSA uses cast receivers
i thought i replied to you yesterday but....they don't. This one is built on a forged receiver and they sell stripped forged receivers too. I got 2 of them for other projects last wek. Yes, they do offer a cast receiver but its not the only option.
Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
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Standard metric, wtf
He said metric. Maybe pay attention.
@@erroneous6947 in the FAL world, you have 'metric' FALs and 'inch' FALs (aka Imperial). Those are just the names collectors have used for decades.
Grip angle is shity.
? It has the standard grip angle for an FN FAL.
I like your AK channel better
Yeah but i put nearly 5 hours of AK content last week. A change of pace can be nice.