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Looks like the CORRUPTION has been going on for YEARS!

That mayor needs to be thrown in jail. What a tyrant having a woman arrested in a city council meeting.

Thank you so much for this video! I just received my kit from you guys and will be painting my gun tonight. Also, Thank you for the peanut m&ms!

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I served 4 yrs in the Rhodesian Security Forces (76.80), last Rank C/SGT. Till today I dont understand why someone bothered to "paint" FNs and G 3s. When joining the RhSF you received your FN or G3 already painted and no one gave a second thought who and why this was done. Today its a big issue in the US...never in Rhodesia.

I like the content of what you are saying but your filming is for shit.

I fired the FN-FAL in full auto 4 decades ago. Then it was in the form of the L2A1 fully automatic weapon. The difference is that it had a much heavier barrel than the L1A1 version of the FN-FAL. To be effective it needed a bipod as well. Overall it was controllable and accurate in the prone position with a bipod.

Killer work sir

Not all the carry handles were removed.

fuking terminator

This man is the hulk! 😮

How does it work? Almost no recoil on 308.

22lr feels like a nerf gun to this guy

I'd love to get a copy of all the corruption allegations / info / evidence.

Cool to see big calibres make a return with the new US service rifle, hopefully it is as good as the FAL

I sent my Imbel FAL Inch Pattern to Mark to complete some work on. He did a terrific job at a fair price.

Outstanding tutorial, thank you.

So the key to shooting battle rifles, great stance and a slick learher jacket 😂

tested grandads 721 ( was altered ) set it,, did a drop test from hip ,it did not go off till i took the safty off

FYI for a fix for the walker 700 trigger - ua-cam.com/video/Nz48KyiuGi4/v-deo.html for the Best 700 trigger problem explanation and repair that I found on youtube "Remington 700 Walker trigger fix and safety explanation. Rethink replacing a 700 trigger" by AKBAKWUDS. Also for background information with good close up pictures, but with a more difficult to do right repair method that may not be as secure but worth a look for how to clean and abrade the parts before epoxy, search using " Walker Trigger Repair--Part Two, REPAIR by J Belk" google search? I know the "duck" finds it as the top listing

That is damn ugly. Someone payed for that? Amazing.

Could have done better with spray paint and stencils.

So FN FAL can actually shoot in fully-automatic not just semi-automatic

Incredible! I own two select fire FAL's and no one and I mean no one including me can fire them in full auto with full control let alone no muzzle rise! I thought this was an ad for a special muzzle brake. That man's fire control is phenomenal!

What are you building ? Imperial ,metric ?

Some lucky guy has a FAL #420

What MAY not have been said here is there have been firearm related forums where it's been reported that Remington has used too much grease in the trigger assemblies, both Walker and predecessor which caused issues, sometimes in as-received condition. While perhaps it cannot be said if the triggers were misadjusted by the factory and if the misadjustment was due to said grease, fact of the matter is when you have an "economy" model rifle mass produced on an assembly line, I'm thinking it may be debatable if the purchaser has a right to expect a fully quality control inspected firearm. This to me implies one should first perform a function check, then tear-down, clean and grease/oil (and another function check) before considering the rifle safe to load for the first time. My new from the factory Mossberg Patriot came with rust in the bolt and I had to send it back to the factory because the rails didn't line up (and it was returned with the same problem). Another issue or point is (obviously), rifles may be better suited for bench rest shooting with a lighter trigger pull than if used for hunting. In my world (air rifles and .22 caliber "recreational ownership" beginnings), in the bargain bracket said lighter trigger is probably obtained by polishing trigger parts and a possible lighter return spring. How this second "observation" applies to the hunting rifle is that it seems the safest way to lighten a trigger on, say, the Remington 700, seems to be a three step situation. First, it should be clean and properly lubricated (I like an oil that will evaporate with some graphite mixed in for the trigger and sear to pivot on), Second it could be CAREFULLY polished where it would eventually wear in, and then last it could be adjusted and tested with a pull gage and if the mechanism is FULLY understood, possibly modified by way of one or more springs. IF MODIFIED IN ANY WAY all parts should be retained and adjustments noted so they can be returned to factory spec should the rifle ever be sold. Your vid goes a long way toward understanding that by design the minimum trigger pull desired by many for bench rest shooting is not going to attainable without a very high risk that dirt or powder residue getting into a trigger housing set up by even a fully knowledgeable owner can easily swamp any margin of safety. Therefore I believe the only way this trigger to be safe in a bench rest configuration is once fired more than a few times or subjected to being "fouled", it should be treated as existing in an unsafe mechanical condition. Routine cleaning should include trigger assembly. I MIGHT polish my trigger assembly of my new-to-me 1975 Remington 700, however, per your recommendation, I no longer think I will attempt a trigger pull lighter than 2.5#, and then only if I can first get it to pass a bump test at 2# before attempting that 2.5#. THANK YOU FOR EXPLAINING THE DESIGN PARAMETERS OF THE WALKER TRIGGER ASSEMBLY!!!

Really nice, thanks for the informative video. What kind of paint did you buy for this, can you maybe share the color codes?

Awesome job. Looks just like the originals.

👍👍 Felt like I already knew what I was doing after watching your tutorial a few times! You packup a mean paint kit! ❤

thank you quite informative .......moral of the story is just get a Winchester 70....great vid............

My Remington 700 , 223 has a beautiful trigger from the factory , no adustment needed . My 700 30-06 had so much glue it it it was not adjustable so I just replaced it with a Timney . Be safe , always keep muzzle pointed in a safe direction rule # 1 of gun safety .

This is the most controlled firing I’ve seen with a full auto battle rifle 🤯

Strange they put red or white letters on buttstock. Kind of detracts from the invisibility you are going for.

6'3, 240lb

Just did mine . I love it.

This is the only really good explanation of the issue I’ve found. I could see improper lubricant and dirt compounding this problem.

I'm watching this because I just got your paint kit in the mail. I'm hoping it's not sacrilege that I'm using it on an AR platform, maybe more of a "Blood Diamond" build. Those look incredible, such attention to detail.

Mark, is this flammabke paint? I want to know if i can have a third party company ship it over the border to Canada? Can you tell me what its made out of?

the paint water based ?

We love our Americans. They are still laying!

Great work Mark! I enjoy your vids.

AND STILL REMINGTON DOES NOTHING!! WE MUST REFRAME FROM BUYING THE REMINGTON 700!!

Gurls like U.

Wow...thanks for sharing! What a great set up! I have a friend doing a 223 build on a FAL receiver. We might need to get in contact with you for more parts. It would be great to have a guy like you for a neighbor! Glad to hear that you have like minded people around you, make a huge difference.

That video you where refering to is an absolute piece of trash. They never addressed whether or not the guns had been modified. Never even mentioned that it was possible

Congrats, looking good!

Congrats Mark! wishing you all the best!

Wow, that looks amazing. Congrats on the big move and finally being able to set up your new shop. It looks like a great setup you have built. I am also happy to hear about your reopening in Feb, I look forward to sending in another FAL parts kit this year for another quality build. Thanks for the update and keep up the great work.

Very nice!!! I just bought some land and I’m building my shop first, moving into it, then selling my current house and building a house. Ironically my shop will have more square footage than the house. I have some problems with a shop that you don’t, being a paraplegic I can’t go vertical so it’s spreading out more. Anyway, love your new shop. You’ve put a ton of work into your shop!!!