Videos tagged with FNC

This "This Week in Guns" episode from February 19, 2024, hosted by Matt Larosiere and Ivan T. Troll, covers a range of firearm-related topics. Discussions include the SHOT Show experience, controversies surrounding Gun Broker, consumer trends in the firearms market, and specific issues like the Smith & Wesson lever gun. The hosts also delve into legal news, such as the Hawaii Supreme Court's ruling on gun laws, and touch upon the affordability of gun ownership and "ghost gun" litigation. The episode features sponsor segments for VZ Grips and FFL payment solutions.

Forgotten Weapons previews upcoming semiautomatic imports from Indonesian manufacturer Pindad, including licensed FNC rifles, BM59 variants (SP-1), and PM12 clones (PM-1). These firearms, produced under full licenses from FN Herstal and Beretta, represent rare OEM products entering the US market, particularly in pistol configurations for the FNC.

This video discusses the alleged importation of firearms, specifically Indonesian copies of the FNC rifle and the PM12s submachine gun, identified as Indonesian SS1 and PM1 models. The title suggests these firearms might be entering the market, raising questions about their origin and potential availability.

The FN FNC, a rifle featured in the movie 'Heat,' was tested for practical accuracy out to 500 yards. Despite its AK-like internal design and basic two-position sights, the FNC demonstrated consistent hits at range, though 55-grain ammunition showed reduced energy at 500 yards. Its lack of modularity compared to the AR-15 platform limited its widespread adoption.

This YouTube video highlights the quick-change gas adjustment feature of the FNC rifle, describing it as "slick." While the video's description is brief, the title indicates a focus on a specific functional aspect of the firearm, likely involving a demonstration or review of this feature.

This video features a show-and-tell of a rare Fabrique Nationale CAL rifle by Paul Levy and Brownells Gun Tech Keith Ford. The FN CAL, developed in the early 1960s, was FN's attempt to adapt the FAL platform to fire the M16's 5.56mm round. While it wasn't a widespread success, it served as a precursor to the FN FNC and, indirectly, the FN SCAR. The discussion highlights shared components with the FAL, unique CAL features such as a rotating bolt (instead of tilting), and the use of stamped parts for cost efficiency. The featured example is particularly noteworthy for being full-auto capable and originating from Rock Island Auctions.

This review compares the rare FN FNC select-fire machine gun against the M16, highlighting the FNC's superior controllability due to its slower cyclic rate (approx. 650 RPM) and long-stroke gas piston system. The demonstration shows the FNC's exceptional stability and accuracy in full-auto fire, outperforming the M16 in spray pattern tests. It also details the FNC's history, development, and unique features like the gas shut-off and adjustable regulator.

The FN FNC is a Belgian-made 5.56x45mm NATO rifle featuring a reliable long-stroke piston system, blending AK and AR design elements. It offers a precise 3-round burst mechanism that resets to zero and a versatile gas regulator. Despite challenging sights, its accuracy is praised, making it a compelling option for enthusiasts of both AK and AR platforms.

This video focuses on the disassembly of the FN FNC carbine. The description highlights its development during the 1970s and 1980s for military trials, noting its limited success. The content is likely to appeal to firearm enthusiasts interested in the technical aspects of this specific rifle and its historical context.