Price check: FNC

[nwilliams]

I have the opportunity to buy a mint condition (looks unfired) FNC and I'm wondering if I should. It has a folding stock and 16in barrel.

The asking price is $2,550.

[Sabotteur]

That price is on the lower end of what they have been trading on Gunbroker for over the past 6 months or so. I'd take it. If you decide to pass up on it, please forward me the sellers info. I'm in the market for one of these and that price would work for me.

[SgtStrykerUSMC43]

I have the opportunity to buy a mint condition (looks unfired) FNC and I'm wondering if I should. It has a folding stock and 16in barrel.

The asking price is $2,550.

Safe queen, yes, I would pick up on it.

Shooter, no way. A spare part such as a firing pin is impossible to get.

[RT/10]

I have the opportunity to buy a mint condition (looks unfired) FNC and I'm wondering if I should. It has a folding stock and 16in barrel.

The asking price is $2,550.

Safe queen, yes, I would pick up on it.

Shooter, no way. A spare part such as a firing pin is impossible to get.

Actually the guys at DS Arms have been making FNC firing pins for several years and customer reviews put them at better than FN original, on the Class III forums I read where a fellow has 6000 rnds fired with one of these pins. They have a deal $60 for two of them. Just search "DS Arms firing pins" in Google and read the reviews you find.

http://www.dsarms.com/FNC-223-Calibe...oductinfo/870/

[SONYtec]

Why do they suggest buying more than one if they are so great???