L42a1

[MJ1]

It just feels good.
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[Shooter5]

I met one Color Sgt Dunphy, interesting lad from the Royal Marines. During the Falklands War he mentioned they sometimes used captured FALs since they were familiar with them and liked them so much for their range and thump, in additon, De Lisle's as well as bringing out the old warhorses'- the L42s.

[MJ1]

If it works use it.

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[John HOLBROOK]

I met one Color Sgt Dunphy, interesting lad from the Royal Marines. During the Falklands War he mentioned they sometimes used captured FALs since they were familiar with them and liked them so much for their range and thump, in additon, De Lisle's as well as bringing out the old warhorses'- the L42s.


If memory serves, the FALs that the Brits took to the Falklands were semi-auto and the Argentines were using select fire examples!! So the Brits were trading their weapons for the full auto version!!! I wonder what the British did with the weapons that they captured?????

[MJ1]

I wonder what the British did with the weapons that they captured?????
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Davy Jones locker.

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[terrylee]

Perhaps one way of preserving these wonderful rifles for future generations is not to shoot them too much!

[MJ1]

Perhaps one way of preserving these wonderful rifles for future generations is not to shoot them too much!


No fun in that.

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[MJ1]

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