I like the films

But don't ever use anything from those films as remotely accurate

agreed.

they are good movies

but little more

Even the rifle styles are too modern

I was told that FAL were actually light, which was bad because of the round they fired being one of the more powerful ones and therefore screwing recoil

Like he uses a 19th century Carolina flintlock style rifle through most of the film.

They weigh almost 10 pounds unloaded

i mean, just slap a good comp on and it should be good right?

Well damn

Depends on the varient

ten pounds <:KEK:795742276549607456>?

Yeah like I said heavy as shit

thats ridiculous

The C1A1 or "CFAL" was very light

probs off topic from y'all, but do you know if you can put a bayonet on a 10/22?

You can do anything with duck tape

Probably, is it recommended? Probably not

I didn't ask recommended... I asked possible... I want to stab while I shoot squirrels

@Bradyn 10 pounds was on the heavy end. The average one weighed around 8.5-9 pounds.

ye, just weld a bayonet lug on. you may have to also weld some sodder onto the front of the barrel and then file it down untill it fits the bayonet loop on bayonet.

Unloaded

Mhm

7 pounds for the lighter ones

Even down to 6.5

8.5 pounds is still heavy my guy

Still not as much as 10

Aren’t AKs 10 lbs when fully loaded?

fair point

ngl, when I build my ar, ima go for a sub 7 pound gun. (unloaded)

Which AK?

Yeah but the lighter you went the more reliability problems they had

No

That's a myth

It's all about who built it.

Never hear of a FAL that weighed under 8 pounds

What model?

The Standard Ak47

The milled AK or AKM?

Milled