Manufactured in Belgium, this rifle is part of a limited importation run performed by Browning Arms in the early 1970s. Originally approved by the ATF for importation only a limited number made it into the country before they reversed their decision, determining that the imported commercial FALs were too close to FN's selective-fire capable military contract FALs in configuration. Further import was cut off, and the ones already through customs were given a pass and added to the ATF C&R List (see page 23). As a result of the ATF's 'yes but no' approach to the G-Series, these few rifles are virtually the only complete original Belgian FALs on the American market. Standard military sights, with a long flash hider, bayonet lug and adjustable gas port with grenade setting. The left side of the upper receiver is marked "F.A.L. cal. 7.62" and the right side bearing the one line Fabrique Nationale address. The lower receiver has the "S/R/A" selector markings with a pin inserted to lock out the "A" spot. Smooth teardrop-shaped triangular forearm, with a smooth plastic pistol grip and a walnut stock with the standard stamped sheet steel buttplate. Magazine absent.

Near new with light handling marks overall, a drag line along the safety, and a few light surface scratches.