Pappy1600

This has been sold.

Any offers before this goes to Gun Broker tomorrow?

24 boxes of FN SS197SR 50 round boxes and about 12 boxes of Federal

I have a FN PS90 that is new in box for sale, comes with (2)50 round magazines and (1) 10 round magazine. $1,550.00 shipped to your FFL, will not ship to restricted states unless LE with documentation. I have 1800 rounds of ammunition as well and will be offered to the buyer if interested. Any question please message me.

This is a reweld using a original receiver. You can't even tell where the welds are.

I anneal all my brass, I purchased a Girard trimmer and annealer years ago and love both of them.

I have built 2 GWLA receiver M-14 clones, those receivers are by far the best available, unfortunately they are no longer being produced. I used all USGI Winchester parts for my builds and had one bedded. If you need any pointers on parts let me know. Upper target was the one with the McMillan stock, the other is with open sights on the wood one. I love these rifles. If I may suggest something get the SACO clone medium weight barrel from Criterion, or if you can find a original SAK General Dynamics NM barrel they are amazing, the one that's in the McMillan was a NOS SAK Medium weight NM barrel made in 1982 for the military shooting teams, it's a tack driver.

This is a project I have been working on close to one year, I picked up a beautiful parts kit last fall when I was asked for a demo from a local agency, I had a gentlemen that has a 07 manufacturing license do the receiver, this is the final product.

I have a few shirts left on hand from a order that just came in if anyone is interested, I have some large, XL, and 2Xl, but limited supply. Price is $25 shipped, payment Paypal gift or USPS money order, message me if interested.

Why don't you build yourself one? much cheaper and there are some good companies putting out receiver these days that are forged, as well as parts, and you can also look for GI parts as well. Stock is Birch, it's a thicker than original stocks ,they were used as replacement stocks when a rifle came back to armories for repair, this one is actually a Winchester stock, I have a few of them I restored, here are a couple of others, This one is a standard walnut

I picked this up a couple of weeks ago from a customer that said the rifle didn't shoot well, so I went through the whole gun and tuned it up with some match grade parts. I added one of my refinished stocks and debating on handguards, the Vortex sight will be going bye bye as well as the XO front sight.

I still own it , and it's one of my best shooting rifles, from what I hear they have been discontinued, I don't even see it listed on the Colt website any longer.

I can't believe the condition, prayers to the fallen.

I had a NRA bank card , let me emphasize "HAD" any of these companies that are on this BS bandwagon will lose my money.

Left wing censorship at its finest.

Hey Robo, You retire yet? Hope all is well!

Hey brother! hope all is well!

Here is the story I posted on a couple of other forums, Hope you enjoy it. And I got a great deal on this rifle since I will be it's curator until the next owner once I'm gone. I purchased something special with a great back story, the gentlemen I purchased this Israeli Heavy Barrel FAL worked for Jack Friese of Armscorp USA, some of you know this gentlemen since he supplies M14 parts to many of us but I told him I would not mention his name. I had contacted him about seeing if he had some FN parts by chance and seeing he worked for Armscorp back in the day figured he may have some parts left over, he did not have any FAL parts but mentioned to me that he had the last FAL that was built at Armscorp and considered selling it. After some texting and pictures and a great backstory I purchased this rifle to add to my collection, the rifle is in original finish and sports a Armscorp T48 308 match marked receiver. This rifle will remain as is untouched for future generations and for historical nostalgia. My friend was kind enough to include a letter of the back story for this rifle to remain with it, so here is the letter that was written by him, enjoy the story. " In the summer of 2004, I found a long package wrapped in blue plastic in a back store room at Armscorp USA. The room was pilled high with boxes hurriedly moved there several years prior when a water pipe broke in the ceiling of the office area. As I was told to determine what was in the room, I unwrapped the package and found a disassembled ,complete Israeli Heavy Barrel FAL parts kit minus the receiver. As Armscorp had stopped making it's T48 Israeli FAL at least 10 years before, I knew this was something special. In fact, there were no other Izzy parts kits anywhere in the warehouse. Given the consistent appearance of all the parts, the kit looked as if was a disassembled gun, rather than a collection of various parts. I asked Jack Friese, the owner of Armscorp USA (formerly Armscorp of America) about the package. His gruff response was that it was left over from the "old days." Telling him that I like "old things," I bought the parts kit from him. I also asked if he would sell me one of the half dozen Armscorp FAL receivers sitting in the back room (These receivers had been sitting there for at least 10 years, leftover from when Armscorp made and sold Israeli FAL's) But, Jack wouldn't agree to sell me a receiver. I pestered Jack for two years to sell me a receiver, but still he wouldn't do it. While I could have built the gun on a DSA receiver, I wanted an Armscorp. Finally in the summer of 2006, Jack relented and told me he would sell me a receiver for my birthday in October. Bear in mind , the receiver wasn't a gift, the gift was the opportunity to BUY the receiver. That was the type of guy Jack was. In October of 2006, I paid for the receiver, which along with the parts kit sat in the gun building room until the spring of 2007, when there was time to build the gun. Jack had the CDC machine operator/gunsmith build the gun as he was an experienced FAL builder. Despite me having built M-14's for years, Jack didn't want me building the Izzy FAL. So in early summer of 2007 the gun was built and test fired. I officially did the transfer paperwork on August 15th 2007 and brought the Izzy home. There were numerous small Israeli small parts in the warehouse, left over from the days when Armscorp built FAL's. There were also a sizable quantity of Belgian FAL magazines. While I did not buy any replacement parts, I did get a couple of mag loaders, one of each of the FAL tools in stock , and a few magazines. Sadly, I never shot the gun. The effects of Lymes disease makes it impossible for me to be out in the sun and/or heat for any length of time. Hence, trips to the range are infrequent and when I go, I tend to prefer shooting a Garand or two. On February 20, 2018, I sold the gun to Terry, who promises to give it a good home. For some people, this is a very special Israeli Heavy Barrel FAL. It is the last FAL ever made by Armscorp USA."

Test fired only when built.

This just came in the other day from a friend I know that use to work for Armscorp USA. Israeli Heavy Barrel FAL, he was kind enough to sell it to me and letter the story behind it.

Good for you brother! enjoy it!

Hey folks stopped in to say hello, been busy as hell buying and selling some great guns, I hope everyone is doing great and getting some great guns as well. I recently picked up a like new FN-FAL made in Belgium as well as a few other great guns to add to the collection. Here is some gun porn for your viewing pleasure! I forgot to mention I am working on another project, a Savage Thompson 1928A1 that will be made into a dealer demo once I have a receiver available for the build, picked up this beautiful kit back in the fall. Sorry Robo.. LOL

Thank you, me too.

Remington Rolling Block 50-70 caliber, believe 1870 or 71 model, This is a New York Militia Contract Rifle, Has bayonet , missing ram rod, wood is in nice shape, cartouche's visible on stock, finish has turned a dark patina, bore condition looks good, rifling is present with some light pitting, could use a good cleaning, hammer and trigger lock up is very strong, Price is $1,100.00 , PM me if you need any additional pictures.

C.S.L London 297/250 Army/Navy Rook Rifle English Rook Rifle in 297/250 Caliber , Marked C.S.L. London on BBL, SN: 22479, folding leaf rear sight, Bore is dark with pitting, hairline crack near tang, turn marks on screws, light case colors still visible, hammer does not stay cocked, action works, 2059 marked on lower side of barrel, wood is in nice shape,26"bbl, still holds original bluing. Price is $900.00 , PM me if you have any interest.