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Thats the same lower? WTF... It looks even better as a NIW in our army back in the days. PAco

All i can say is that i have seen a few hundred of those getting shredded recently. Grab what you can. I have zero confidence that any Pindad item will be imported for the public

The boltcarrier is the tricky part. And hoping the headspace remains ok... Paco

As it is sear tripped, you need a full auto boltcarrier. Or use the sporter internal parts. You need the round button mag release anyway as the sporter is different shape. Contact member fuatos for internal dedicated parts.

Sorry, i was on Mil manouvres around Bastogne. Looks all ok to me. A Normal Belgian selective fire lower, well used and searcutted. Round magrelease. Yep, Belgian Army very likely.

I use a kind of home made cheek raiser.

And if the 6th picture shows there ABL stamp it is located on the lower. In Belgium the lowers have no serial as they are seen as not an essential part. The pistolgrip has partnumbers, we don't...

Hmmm, odd.. The Belgian Army is very very strick on not selling there FNC's to the public. 2-3 escaped by tradings at the Army museum for items they really wanted and could not obtain. I have 2 original ABL's in my collection. The upper has indeed the L shaped deflector. But i did not see the...

Those serials are not the original FN serials in my opinion. Yes maybe a special order or so but for sure not the normal way for FN to do. You see the paint chipping of on all the engravings that are done later. Same for the "Gun south" engraving, is not FN style. I have seen the original FN...

Ask member FUATOS, he has'm time to time. I can tell you for sure that the last FNC parts went in the shredder in Belgium and FN is not making any in 20 years. Keep what you can get, and double it. In 10 years they are worth goldprice... Check the pricelist from 2005, a burstkit costed 150$...

I have never seen FNC's starting with "S" or "SO". Sure it is not a zero? All FNC is saw (in Belgium) have just a serial, or FN prefix or ABL prefix. Paco

Ask member FUATOS, he has'm Paco

A modified with drop in sear... it looks to be a sporter version that is "militariased", the opposit of sporterised...

It is a factory selective fire fnc, but not a military ABL FNC. No marking, no correct pistolgrip, wrong sightspring, no deflector... Aside that, just a normal full auto fnc ; ) Paco

The other type bolts are visible in my extended topic. The military bolt had different cross holes to fit the retainingpin

Did your read the m3 vs ss1 topic? Yes, pindad did some pro things, but so has the M3...

1) yes, should be compatible. 2) old types had a 2 piece rollpin. Later version had a dedicated pin. Ask fuatos for the pins. Little chance you find those sizes in the civilian market.

I m comfy they know how to shoot. And yes, an FNC makes a nice group, better as the FAL and the Scar. But, these guys use the wrong 2 position flip upsights. The original military ABL FNC used a 3 position rear tritium sight and a thicker front sight. They use the thin front sight. Wrong ammo...

I can not translate crimped cover to my language. There are 2 type gasblocks in the military FNC. There are also two types grenade sights. And if you flip them up, the gasport is closed. You need a dedicated gasplug for each type grenade sight. Both type sights fit on each type gasblock

Let me explain in a different way. If they wanted to do vid on the military US M16A1 and want show you all the feature, history and so on, and they come up with a civilian semi AR15, wrong pistolgrip, wrong twist, a Pmag fitted, wrong flash hider and so on. Would you accept it as a the...