Like a lot of things in life, successful endeavors can often boil down to good old fashioned communication. Tech work is very much reliant on good communication between the customer and the tech to facilitate a successful upgrade or repair path. We’ve all heard the old saying: “Never ASSUME, because when you ASSUME, you make an ASS of U and ME.”
So with that being said, here are a few items to take into consideration when you want a tech to fix your gun….
I have always liked the FAL design from an aesthetics standpoint. It’s also a rifle steeped in history,
having enjoyed massive adoption and proliferation during the cold war era. Among the rifles you can be guaranteed to find in just about every corner of the world, you will find the AK pattern rifles, the FAL, HK G3, and the M16/M4 variants. There are few airsoft companies that actually produce an FAL, and you could count them all on one hand – most of which are unfortunately discontinued too. This makes sourcing parts quite difficult, especially considering there are two distinct main designs (the Classic Army and the King Arms), and neither of them shares compatibility. Continue reading “Fixing a King Arms FAL Selector Switch”