Posted: 10/31/2016 3:01:18 PM EDT
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 I posted the whole series but never really talked about the rifle.
It really is a POS 
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I could have sworn you already posted this a long time ago. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile I posted the whole series but never really talked about the rifle.
It really is a POS
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Quoted: You have one? Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I could have sworn you already posted this a long time ago. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile I posted the whole series but never really talked about the rifle.It really is a POS You have one? No I bought a HK91 style rifle instead. Just from reading up on the gun and seeing what its all about yeah its a POS. The Spanish only used it for 10 years or so.
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I believe there was one or two that are working on it. |
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Any places that sell these? A non AR 556 rifle would be fun. Especially since these were used in the movie HEAT. There wasn't a CETME used in the movie "Heat." They used FN FAL's, M16's, HK 91, Galil ARM 5.56, HK SR9, FN FNC 5.56 rifle, and a Norinco 56. But, not a single, solitary CETME rifle in any caliber. |
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There wasn't a CETME used in the movie "Heat." They used FN FAL's, M16's, HK 91, Galil ARM 5.56, HK SR9, FN FNC 5.56 rifle, and a Norinco 56. But, not a single, solitary CETME rifle in any caliber. Quoted:
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Any places that sell these? A non AR 556 rifle would be fun. Especially since these were used in the movie HEAT. There wasn't a CETME used in the movie "Heat." They used FN FAL's, M16's, HK 91, Galil ARM 5.56, HK SR9, FN FNC 5.56 rifle, and a Norinco 56. But, not a single, solitary CETME rifle in any caliber. I'm pretty sure al Pacino used a CETME. could have also been an ACR. |
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Quoted: I'm pretty sure al Pacino used a CETME. could have also been an ACR. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Any places that sell these? A non AR 556 rifle would be fun. Especially since these were used in the movie HEAT. There wasn't a CETME used in the movie "Heat." They used FN FAL's, M16's, HK 91, Galil ARM 5.56, HK SR9, FN FNC 5.56 rifle, and a Norinco 56. But, not a single, solitary CETME rifle in any caliber. I'm pretty sure al Pacino used a CETME. could have also been an ACR. |
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No I bought a HK91 style rifle instead. Just from reading up on the gun and seeing what its all about yeah its a POS. The Spanish only used it for 10 years or so. Quoted:
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I could have sworn you already posted this a long time ago. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile I posted the whole series but never really talked about the rifle.
It really is a POS
You have one? No I bought a HK91 style rifle instead. Just from reading up on the gun and seeing what its all about yeah its a POS. The Spanish only used it for 10 years or so. I think that other than the CETME-L being a variant of the basic design, the similarities stop with that. It wouldn't be fair to compare the NATO CETME, or the H&K-91 or even a PTR-91 to that abortion. |
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I'm pretty sure al Pacino used a CETME. could have also been an ACR. Quoted:
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Any places that sell these? A non AR 556 rifle would be fun. Especially since these were used in the movie HEAT. There wasn't a CETME used in the movie "Heat." They used FN FAL's, M16's, HK 91, Galil ARM 5.56, HK SR9, FN FNC 5.56 rifle, and a Norinco 56. But, not a single, solitary CETME rifle in any caliber. I'm pretty sure al Pacino used a CETME. could have also been an ACR. If I was you I wouldn't go to Vegas. You'd lose big time. He used an FN FNC. I had one of those and they're easily distinguishable from the cheap, crappy CETME rifles. I don't think that ACR rifles (2007) were even an idea, much less a production rifle back then in 1995. |
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I posted the whole series but never really talked about the rifle.
It really is a POS
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I could have sworn you already posted this a long time ago. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile I posted the whole series but never really talked about the rifle.
It really is a POS
yes it is and I still want one
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If I was you I wouldn't go to Vegas. You'd lose big time. He used an FN FNC. I had one of those and they're easily distinguishable from the cheap, crappy CETME rifles. I don't think that ACR rifles (2007) were even an idea, much less a production rifle back then in 1995. Quoted:
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Any places that sell these? A non AR 556 rifle would be fun. Especially since these were used in the movie HEAT. There wasn't a CETME used in the movie "Heat." They used FN FAL's, M16's, HK 91, Galil ARM 5.56, HK SR9, FN FNC 5.56 rifle, and a Norinco 56. But, not a single, solitary CETME rifle in any caliber. I'm pretty sure al Pacino used a CETME. could have also been an ACR. If I was you I wouldn't go to Vegas. You'd lose big time. He used an FN FNC. I had one of those and they're easily distinguishable from the cheap, crappy CETME rifles. I don't think that ACR rifles (2007) were even an idea, much less a production rifle back then in 1995. I looked again, I don't think it's an ACR. actually looks like some sort of AR180. I'd put my money on that. |
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CETME was my first EBR.
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It kaboomed and almost cost me a hand. 
I still have the pieces buried in the safe. I think its fixable with some welding and I always figured if semi autos ever get banned it would be nice to have a preban serial number. |
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Any places that sell these? A non AR 556 rifle would be fun. Especially since these were used in the movie HEAT. There wasn't a CETME used in the movie "Heat." They used FN FAL's, M16's, HK 91, Galil ARM 5.56, HK SR9, FN FNC 5.56 rifle, and a Norinco 56. But, not a single, solitary CETME rifle in any caliber. I'm pretty sure al Pacino used a CETME. could have also been an ACR. Ya'll must be new here. |
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Any places that sell these? A non AR 556 rifle would be fun. Especially since these were used in the movie HEAT. There wasn't a CETME used in the movie "Heat." They used FN FAL's, M16's, HK 91, Galil ARM 5.56, HK SR9, FN FNC 5.56 rifle, and a Norinco 56. But, not a single, solitary CETME rifle in any caliber. I'm pretty sure al Pacino used a CETME. could have also been an ACR. Ya'll must be new here. Shhh let me have my fun. 
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There wasn't a CETME used in the movie "Heat." They used FN FAL's, M16's, HK 91, Galil ARM 5.56, HK SR9, FN FNC 5.56 rifle, and a Norinco 56. But, not a single, solitary CETME rifle in any caliber. Quoted:
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Any places that sell these? A non AR 556 rifle would be fun. Especially since these were used in the movie HEAT. There wasn't a CETME used in the movie "Heat." They used FN FAL's, M16's, HK 91, Galil ARM 5.56, HK SR9, FN FNC 5.56 rifle, and a Norinco 56. But, not a single, solitary CETME rifle in any caliber. I bet you're a blast at parties..... 
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I posted the whole series but never really talked about the rifle.
It really is a POS
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I could have sworn you already posted this a long time ago. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile I posted the whole series but never really talked about the rifle.
It really is a POS
Yeah.. The CETME C, now thats the one you want. I really want to get one myself. FerFAL |