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G1 Williams v. Argy FAL ---Weight
sledgehammer and I weighed an assembled G1 with a Williams receiver and an Argy FAL with plastic furniture. The Argy had no bipod attached nor did the G1.
The weight difference was two pounds. Kind of shocking, frankly.
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Bill,
what was the total for the G1 less bipod? I am going this same route, but with an 18" bbl no barrel device.
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It was right at 8lbs.
With the DSA alloy lower and a Penguin nylon stock it could be much lower. The the felt recoil was not any worse, by the way.
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I have a Williams upper and Alloy lower on my FAL. Weight is 7.25 lbs. Less than my AR-15.
Tod
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Hi Tod, What buttstock did you use? Seems a bit heavy. Barrel length? Of course, being lighter than an Ar has it's advantages. :-) Mark
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