| The FN FAL is a self-loading, selective fire rifle produceed by the Belgian armaments manufacturer Fabrique Nationale de Herstal (FN) during the Cold War, been in service since 1953, and has been adopted by many NATO countries. Other nations have adopted the FAL too, for their armies as well as being a popular civilian rifle.
This is the Tactical Carbine version FAL from King Arms. The Long version was very impressive indeed, and the Carbine is bound to impress too, offering the same perks of the Long version in a slightly shortened guise. The main body benefits from an all-aluminum construction, giving it strength without adding too much unecessary weight. King Arms have concentrated on quality construction, with a reinforced gear box, and nice, tough ABS stock, grip and handguard. It comes with an adjustable hop-up and flip-up front and rear sights.
The details are quite impressive too, with a detailed imitation gas tube and gas block. Inside the stock a large 8.4v battery can be stored too, and it comes with a 90rd magazine.
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