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  1. FN SCAR 17S
    Hi folks, I got my hands on a selective firing SCAR MK17 Mod0. I can tell you that they are extremely rare to find in civilian hands in Belgium since FN Herstal does everything they can to prevent private ownership to Belgian Civilians for modern hardware. So, when a dealer in Belgium went...
  2. FN FAL
    Hi, Any body out there with a Luxemburgian SAFN of FN49 sniper serial#162? Let me know. According the great FN49 book i should say serial #7162 since there sniperrifles started with serial 7001 to 7213. There were like 213 Luxemburgian snipers made and of those 213, some 100 OIP scopes were...
  3. FN Forum Picture of the Month
    Hi Folks, I would like to share this nice FN MP12 submachine gun. FN not only made the iconic UZI SMG but also the Beretta MP12s clone. I don't know what would be the best thread to post this but lets try this one. Several police forces asked for a SMG and in order to get the contract, FN made...
  4. FN FAL
    Anyway, much to tell about this ultra rare FAL. As you might know, Luxembourg as a country has the size of twice New York city. Some 500.000 people live there and they got a tiny symbolic army. Abrevation on weapons is "AL". The Gendarmerie is some kind of statepolice based on a military...
  5. FNAR
    Perhaps you know you history, perhaps you don't but the AR platform is nearly 70 years old... this is an original Dutch AR10 transit model. A rare inbetween serie. Back that, this is like a little revolutionary space gun. It's made by artillerie Inrichtingen in Holland...
  6. FN FAL
    Two interesting designs. I took some time to make a few pics to compare them. I'm so amased on that FG42 how small it is to fire a full power 8mm mauser. Dang, clever system. In semi the bolt stay closed. In full, it works with open bolt to give extra cooling. The scope (original L stamped...
  7. FN FAL
    Hi folks, The Belgian Army ordered 200 pieces of FN FAL M1 didactical. There serials start at 001. The receiver has the ABL + year stamp. ABL is the dual language abbrevation. "AB"L means Armee Belge in French and the A"BL" part is for the Flemmish speaking part, means Belgisch Leger. Belgium...
  8. FN FAL
    Hi folks, I'm happy to add an original FAL M2 to my collection. I'm sharing some pics for the clone builders. I'll add it to the FAL image section for technical data. The M2 came with the OIP 4x sniper scope. all in the storage box. Note the typical salt and pepper combiniation in our...
  9. FN FNC
    The Belgian Army FN FNC models M2-M3 Chapter1 part 1 Hi there. Did you noticed that except for the wikipedia level, there is nearly nothing to find about the FN FNC or the FN CAL out there? No detailed books, not much on the internet. 7.000.000.000 people on the planet and nobody took an...
  10. OUTSIDE THE USA
    Dear all, The Belgian Gun collectors Association (BVVW), in cooperation with the organisations AMAL and ARS Mechanica, has the honor to invite you to an international academic conference day regarding the life and achievements of the famous gunproducer Paul Mauser! Saturday April 21 at...
  11. FN Handguns Photo Section
    Not sure where to post it... Hi folks, Several years ago i obtaned an FN 1900 model with a gold inlayed serial 1.000.000. After some research it turned out the J m Browning had a giant galaevent on jan 31th 1914. They celebrated the one millionth handgun made by FN. I wrote the story here...
  12. FN Bolt Action Rifles
    A rare unmodified, serial matching FN 1889 mauser rifle, Belgian army WW1 Ready for the Germans... :biggrin:
  13. FN FAL
    Recently, i got my hands on 5 different original Dutch FAL's, straight from a testting facility. All FAL's are working, and full auto if you use the funswitch. About everything is different in the Dutch FAL compared with the regular FAL's. 50% of the FAL's was assembled by Artillerie...
  14. FN Handguns Photo Section
    The FN one millionth handgun and John Moses Browning As you all know, JM Browning worked together with Fabrique National Herstal since 1897. By 1899 the first pistols came into production in Belgium. Some small modifications were done and the model FN 1900 was an instant succes...
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