DSA FAL Pistol with SCAR Theme Cerakote

Published on May 7, 2020
Duration: 3:08

This video showcases a custom DSA SA-58 FAL pistol modified with a SCAR-themed Cerakote finish. The firearm features a Gear Head Works Tailhook brace, a monochromatic grayscale Cerakote applied in three distinct tones, and a flattened factory trigger for improved contact and break. The presenter also details a gunsmithing modification to weld and re-machine the FAL's receiver lock for a tighter, more solid lockup.

Quick Summary

This DSA SA-58 FAL pistol features a custom SCAR-themed grayscale Cerakote in three tones, a Gear Head Works Tailhook brace, and a flattened trigger for improved feel and performance. Gunsmithing was also performed to weld and re-machine the receiver lock for a solid lockup.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Firearm Overview
  2. 00:09Gear Head Works Tailhook Brace
  3. 00:25SCAR-Themed Cerakote Application
  4. 00:47Cerakote Gray Tones Explained
  5. 01:04Magazine, Grip, and Stock Cerakote
  6. 01:14Flattened Factory Trigger Modification
  7. 01:41Factory Black Controls and Barrel
  8. 02:17Welded Receiver Lock Modification
  9. 02:45Custom Touches and Final Thoughts
  10. 02:53Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary modification on this DSA FAL pistol?

The primary modification is a custom SCAR-themed monochromatic grayscale Cerakote finish applied in three distinct tones. This aesthetic upgrade is complemented by functional enhancements like a flattened trigger and improved receiver lockup.

How does the Gear Head Works Tailhook brace function on this pistol?

The Gear Head Works Tailhook brace is attached to the modular stock. It allows the firearm to be configured in a way that appears similar to a Short-Barreled Rifle (SBR) while legally functioning as a pistol by using an arm brace.

What gunsmithing was performed to improve the FAL's lockup?

The lock surface on the FAL receiver was welded and then re-machined. This process eliminates any play between the upper and lower receiver assemblies, creating a very solid and tight lockup, akin to a vise.

What are the benefits of a flattened trigger on a firearm?

A flattened trigger offers a more positive contact point and a cleaner break, allowing the shooter to more easily discern when the trigger will release. This can lead to improved accuracy and faster follow-up shots.

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