South African DSA SA58 FAL. used condition but a gun you will want to shoot! with 7 mags included with a hard case A great opportunity to own a piece inspired by Cold War-era South African military history. This semi-automatic FAL was assembled using a South African military surplus parts kit, representing the South African R1 pattern of the legendary FN FAL battle rifle. South Africa adopted the FN FAL and produced its own licensed version, designated the R1, for service with the South African Defence Force. Chambered in 7.62x51 NATO, the R1 became one of the iconic rifles associated with Southern Africa during the Cold War era. This example retains the unmistakable character of a surplus kit build, with military-style furniture and the honest handling and finish wear expected from original surplus components. Rather than a modern reproduction made entirely from new parts, the rifle combines genuine surplus components with a commercially manufactured semi-automatic receiver to create a shootable representation of the historic South African FAL. Features: South African military surplus FAL parts kit Semi-automatic configuration Chambered in 7.62x51 NATO Full-length battle rifle configuration Original surplus components and furniture Visible service/handling wear consistent with surplus parts Commercial semi-automatic receiver Detachable box magazine The FAL earned the famous nickname "The Right Arm of the Free World," and the South African R1 represents one of the more historically interesting variations of the platform. An excellent addition for the military rifle collector, FAL enthusiast, or shooter looking for a classic 7.62 NATO battle rifle with genuine surplus character. Please examine all photos carefully for the exact configuration, markings, finish, and overall condition of this individual rifle.