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Posted: 7/5/2004 2:32:13 PM EDT
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I live in California and have decided to pick up a FAL. I was gong to get a grand, then a M1a, But i have decided on the FAL. I can make one california legal easy, so my only problem is which brand to get? I like buying my guns from Alanticfirearms.com. And they offer 3 different ones i would like. #1 R-1 A-1 .308 Fal( I think it has used parts and i dont think i would like to buy this one)#2 IMBEL FAL.308( i think it is all new and seems to be a good gun) #3 DSA STG 58 .308 FAL( From what i have read the best) The IMBEL cost about 300.00 less then the DSA. I was wondering if its worth the extra money i like buying top of the line things but some times top of the line can be a rip off. Is the DSA REALY THAT GOOD? IS IT WORTH THE EXTRA MONEY? Thanks Rudy |
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DSA has a lifetime warranty, and is using the original blueprints and modern CNC machinery to build their receivers, and has an excellent working relationship with both Steyr and Fabrique Nationale. DSA is the highest quality post ban FAL on the market, period. I have owned preban (pre-'89 ban) FAL's and the DSA is at least as good as an FN and I will say it is better than the preban Springfield Armory SAR-48. Go DSA, you won't be sorry. |
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Don't buy Entreprise. Go w/ORF or DSA. www.ak47.net/forums/topic.html?b=1&f=5&t=247982 |
I got the Idea. I might have to shell out the extra cash and get a SDA STG 58 STG Sandard. My only worry is that i spend 1300 bucks on a gun and it gets taken away from me. I have heard that the MAG has to be wielded on to be legal? I thought that you only had to fix the mag with a screw.? |
Probably close accuracy wise (With the edge going to M1A), BUt the DSA kicks less, Uses dirt cheap mags & has a pistol grip. I went with the STG 58, It cost me less than $900 with shipping & FFL fee included, One of the best FALs I've seen, The fit & finish is first rate, Eats anything I feed it, Never even a hiccup ! |
I also have a STG58 (Carbine)... same story here .... it is perfection .... |
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