Soon as I finish my L1A1 a stg is goin' to be my next boom stick!
Rocker
Rocker
Steyr Rifle owners shout out
I don't have a modern Steyr.
In fact my rifle is probably almost 50 years old
I own a kit gun built using an STG 58 (FAL).
The rifle was licensed by FN to Steyr in Austria.
The STG series of rifles are considered to be the finest of the FAL (metric) rifles with the exception of the FN Belgian built ones.
Steyr is a firearms manufacturer with a long and rich history. I'm proud to own a modern Steyr handgun (M40) and a vintage Steyr rifle.
In fact my rifle is probably almost 50 years old
I own a kit gun built using an STG 58 (FAL).
The rifle was licensed by FN to Steyr in Austria.
The STG series of rifles are considered to be the finest of the FAL (metric) rifles with the exception of the FN Belgian built ones.
Steyr is a firearms manufacturer with a long and rich history. I'm proud to own a modern Steyr handgun (M40) and a vintage Steyr rifle.
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