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Posted: 6/11/2016 4:10:54 PM EDT
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It was built on a near-mint STG58 parts kit that came in before barrel importations were banned. Those were some damn fine FALs, and a very reputable USA made receiver. Good score. Even better if it the parts kit has matching numbers (lower, bolt, carrier, barrel) Congrats on a nice piece PS: got any more Austrian slings? |
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Even better if it the parts kit has matching numbers (lower, bolt, carrier, barrel) Congrats on a nice piece PS: got any more Austrian slings? Quoted:
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It was built on a near-mint STG58 parts kit that came in before barrel importations were banned. Those were some damn fine FALs, and a very reputable USA made receiver. Good score. Even better if it the parts kit has matching numbers (lower, bolt, carrier, barrel) Congrats on a nice piece PS: got any more Austrian slings? Yes, but they are not going anywhere. Add a fosch and they serve for a K98 sling. |
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Very nice and that would look great with a wood stock !! I've really have no interest in wood for it. My L1A1 has wood. I always thought the STG-58 was a more handsome weapon in it's later trim. The early wood stocked versions always seemed cobbled together to me for some reason. BTW....I just got a EM from DSA. According to DSA my weapon left the factory in Sept. of 2006. |
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