The rifle pictured is a British L1A1 with SUIT sight. (SUIT pouch beneath.)
It is a modified FAL, the main differences being the deletion of the selective-fire feature, folding cocking handle, sand cuts on the bolt, lack of last rd hold-open, the furniture (giving a better cheekweld,) and a damn good magazine/latch lip.
It is, in the opinion of many, the best variation of the FAL.
Personally I’ve never had a stoppage on these models.
Anyway, back to WWII era firearms.
Except gas stoppages 
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Except gas stoppages ;)[/quote]
Aye, different ammo types will do that.
FNM ring a bell ?
Except gas stoppages ;)[/quote]
Aye, different ammo types will do that.
FNM ring a bell ?[/quote]
The FNM’s fine - it was when I had the gas set for FNM & then went onto other bammo… I seem to remember that someone else was doing the “BANG STOPPAGE! BANG STOPPAGE! click click BANG BANG BANG” routine with some locally-produced bammo
Aye, can’t trust that furrin muck !
i really want to fire a real one (not to a person), but so far with no luck:(
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I have fired the following:
Czech Vz.24 Mauser (I own it)
Webley and Scott Mk.VI, in original .455 not .45 ACP (I own it)
Thompson SMG, full automatic
Yugo M48 Mauser
French MAB “Ruby” .32 ACP Pistol (not sure which model)
Mosin Nagant '44 Carbine
M1 Carbine
Wow, there’s no way I can top Sgt. Mjr. Stoat with all his firearms, but I have a WWII Japanese Rifle (not too clear on the model) and a Colt 1911, neither of them are in condition to fire, unfortunately. 
On July 3rd I fired an M1 Garand, and dual 1911A1’s, one of them was a Colt and one was an Ithaca.
I shooted a 9mm,but i dk if it´s from ww2
we just call 9mm to the standart argentine gun of the army and police.
Luger P08
Tokerov TT33 (own)
SVT 40 (own)
M1 Garand (own)
M1 Carbine, folding stock (own)
MP41, auto
MG 15 watercooled, auto
Lewis Mk 1, auto
Japanese Type ‘I’ (own)
Stevens bomber survival rifle (own)
Polish Wz 28 BAR, auto
DP 28, auto
Liberator .45
Springfield 1903A3
Springfield 1903A4 (own)
Winchester Model 97
Browning Model 11 (own)
Reising model 60
ERMA EMP, reproduction
MAS 44
AVS 36, auto
PTRS 1941
Boys AT rifle
1911A1 (own)
Karabiner 98
K98K ZF41 (own)
model 11 been in family since befoer ww1, been in the trenches, pacific, and jusgles of nam.
i fired it, now its a wall gun. but still active
M1 Garand
SMLE
No.4
P14 sniper
Mosin-Nagant
GK43
Stg. 44
MG42
M1 Garand
Mauser K98k
Springfield M1903A3
i fired just in Mauser K98k.
The best rifle in this world 
MP 44 is the best ,first assault rifle . 
The best rifle in this world :D[/quote]
Say that after you’ve fired one. They’re dissapointingly awful.
The best rifle in this world :D[/quote]
Say that after you’ve fired one. They’re dissapointingly awful.[/quote]
well,i will ask to the schütze! 
Cool question…
I have fired and own an M1 garand, M1 carbine, M1911 amd M1911A1
I have fired (rented in las vegas) in full auto the M3 grease gun and thompson.
If you ever go to Vegas look in the phone book for gun shops, several indoor ranges rent dozens of sub machineguns. :shock: Mike
The best rifle in this world :D[/quote]
Say that after you’ve fired one. They’re dissapointingly awful.[/quote]
haha i agree man of stoat, the mauser K98K wasn’t my favourite. 8)
of course man!,it rocks 8) ,and it comes with a bayonet as gift!