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When I was coming of age, the FN FAL or simply the FAL was known as “the Right Arm of the Free World”. For the uninitiated, FN stands for Fabrique Nationale the Belgian firearms manufacturer in Herstal, often referred to as “FN Herstal”. FAL means Fusil Automatique Leger in French.

The English translation is Light Automatic Rifle. Since it was released to the world in 1953, numerous countries have produced licensed copies of the original FAL rifle. The most notable nations have been South Africa, Austria, the UK, Canada, and later, the United States though there have been many others. Depending on the nation of origin, the FAL had other names such as the R1, the L1A1 (L1), and the C1A1 (C1). The Austrian version was called the Stg58 and the United States version built by DS Arms is the SA58.

Welcome to the first installment of our newest video series “Real Men Wear Short: Guns of the African Bush Wars”, or RMWS for short. We’ve got many more episodes of this to come, so sit back and we hope you enjoy it!

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When it comes to dealing with an attacker armed with a handgun, just how fast can your opponent draw on you? Could an armed opponent turn around and shoot you before you could react? How about one who is facing left or right?

We will use a simulation training gun to demonstrate just how much time it takes for an opponent at close distance to fire a shot on a lone defender? What factors must we take into account? How fast is a normal person’s reaction time? If you carry a handgun for self-defense, you must take a few minutes to watch this video.

TIMER: The timer in the lower-right for these is going by 1/30th's.
i.e. ... 00:15 = Half of a Second, 00:20 = 2/3 of a Second, etc

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Today we were using a Natural Forage Baits FT Shad rigged on a Daiichi Bleeding Bait Copperhead hook, in a very weedy lake. This rig was used on a B'n'M Poles 75 Series 7.5' spinning rod and matching reel, spooled with 10 pound test Nanofil line. It was more of an experiment to see how this rig could set the hook when using a soft plastic jerk worm. At first it was unsure as to how the day's fishing would be, but it turned out fairly well with a variety of sizes of bass up to 4 pounds.