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Posted: 3/18/2006 5:23:58 PM EDT
DSA FAL.  
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Thats why you've gotta have one with and one without.....and a para, and an IZZY, and a..............
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I bought two sets of the blems and can't find a thing wrong with them. Well, except for the fact that the buttstocks are shorter than the original foreign ones. I suppose I can just find one other compliant part to make up for it and use the original one... With US made gas piston. hammer, trigger, sear, pistol grip, handguards and receiver, I'd have 7 compliant parts anyway, the buttstock was just langnaippe... 
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I used to like the plastic forends, but now I have a different opinion, and it's just my opinion, so let me run this by you'all---The metal handguards get hot allright, but they also dissapate heat rapidly. As stated above, a little automotive heat tape (Thermotec) on the inside where you hold on to them is good, but leave the rest of it alone to get rid of the heat. I know the Austrians had a good reason to use those handguards, or they wouldn't be on there. I may be wrong, but I bet that the reason they used them is that they wanted the operator to have a better idea just how hot the rifle was, and, it gets rid of the heat a bunch faster. What say the bretheren? Regards, Willy |
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