Brazlain Reciver

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>>34624751
>Brazilian

>>34624751
You should call 911, I think you're literally having a stroke m8.

>>34624751
Imbel parts are generally really good. That appears to be a Century build though, so it could have a number of issues. What's the price on it?

>>34624831
$799 I want it but also am weary of the parts issues some rust was apparent upon inspection on the exterior the rifle internals did not have it however.

>>34624831
wait 700 I apologize. I took all liking to it and usually do well with old used firearms

>>34624859
>>34624872
Well, since it's an Imbel receiver, it'll be less likely to have problems than the L1a1 builds with Century's in house made receivers but could still issues.

For $700, I'd probably buy it. The parts alone are definitely worth that much.

>>34624888
thank for the input its between this and the PTR series, granted PTR might be easier to sit and wait to buy

>>34624895
I like PTRs too but FALs are more difficult to find at low prices. PTRs will be easy to find for a long time. I'd go with this for now.

>>34624914
thanks man agreed this is a rare find that if it comes to worse I can drop off probably for profit elsewhere

>>34624751
It's a piece of shit, OP.

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>>34624888
>tfw I bought an SAR 48 for 600

Century build using a British or South African parts kit on an Imbel receiver. They did a lot of those in the 1990s. They usually work despite being Century builds. Can't see the price but probably your best bet for a FAL at a decent price.

>>34625262
699

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>>34624751
next qestion, does anyone have any tips concerning the rifle, I know it British inches does this put me at disadvantage? also I know aftermarket parts are available should thing go wrong will it be a sroius problem?

>>34626494
Since it's an Imbel receiver it'll likely take the more common metric mags. If the forward locking lug looks like a sideways "D" then it takes metric. If it looks like a straight cut out bar then it takes inch.

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>>34624751
>tfw Brazilian
>will never legally touch a FAL unless i join the army

>>34626996
how much of an issue is the magazines?

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>>34624767
>Brazlain Reciver

>>34627666
If it's metric, it's not an issue since those mags are generally more common and cheaper. The inch mags are generally harder to find/more expensive.

>>34627725
You can use metric in both metric and inch pattern guns.

>>34627845
I didn't know that. Seems like the lockup would be much less consistent.

>>34627845
thank you, I never really looked at owning one unitl now

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>>34627725
>>34627845
>>34627925
>>34627927
Here's the difference. Inch on left and metric on right.