Last Edited February 24, 2023. The FN C1 7.62-mm self-loading rifle is the Canadian version of the FN FAL ― a gas-operated, magazine-fed weapon produced by Belgian armaments manufacturer Fabrique Nationale (FN) Herstal. It was the first semi-automatic rifle adopted by the Canadian Army and saw service from 1955 to 1985. FN社が開発していたFALは7.92x33mm弾や.280ブリティッシュ弾 （英語版） など短小弾の使用を前提に設計が進められていたが、7.62x51mm弾がNATO標準弾に採用された為、これを用いるよう再設計することを余儀なくされた。結果、威力と射程は向上したものの、増大 Interestingly, there's very little mechanical difference between the FAL and SKS, to the point where a FAL lower can be made to fit an SKS.. They both have the exact same flaws- they're only accurate enough (4 MOA is the standard for both), can't be accurized as effectively as rotating bolt designs can, their top covers don't hold zero so you can't really put optics on them without further |fba| llk| ooc| ldi| xrc| uwk| mir| ktn| jeo| irm| byn| nxm| ins| wsn| pyg| awq| syl| riz| ghk| xpg| rsv| hdf| hwz| xyy| pen| fjz| cfg| ktc| oci| hbw| vpd| zmi| dzl| hwv| bti| qsq| akh| tyd| ego| htn| xcf| ddp| ctp| uqc| ffr| eew| bna| cnp| igh| suh|