Anyone know how to disassemble a Falcon FN-8 with the safety on the side in the wooden grip. My stock is basically shaped like this one.
Other Falcon FN-8 disassembly
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Not sure how close they are but I have the strip down for my FN-19
View attachment STRIP_DOWN_GUIDE_FOR_FALCON_FN12.pdf
View attachment STRIP_DOWN_GUIDE_FOR_FALCON_FN12.pdf
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Thanks, my problem is the safety is built into the stock somehow. So I can't even get this far. Any chance you know who owns Falcon now.
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so, the red button is the screw and the red filler will have to be removed for i would guess a hex key
to say it is an odd setup would not be correct it is just plain stupid
to say it is an odd setup would not be correct it is just plain stupid
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Thanks, I had to go get a smaller set of hex head wrenches but it did allow me to take off the stock. Now to get it to fully cock and fire.
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well that why i took the question to the UK more eyes and the answer
i had the thought that was it but a thought was not the answer
i had the thought that was it but a thought was not the answer
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If you can't cock it, probably a pretty simple fix. Maybe as simple as the power-adjustment/hammer-spring adjuster simply adjusted too far in. Or could be the hammer-spring kinked or broken. Regardless, sounds like possibly a simple fix.
Although I haven't gone into the valve-works of a Falcon FN, getting into it that far is very straightforward. I won't try to keyboard it, but if you call me with pistol and tools in hand I'm happy to explain how to get into where I think we need to go.
Let's do this!
Ron
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If Ron is offering to help the answer is YES!If you can't cock it, probably a pretty simple fix. Maybe as simple as the power-adjustment/hammer-spring adjuster simply adjusted too far in. Or could be the hammer-spring kinked or broken. Regardless, sounds like possibly a simple fix.
Although I haven't gone into the valve-works of a Falcon FN, getting into it that far is very straightforward. I won't try to keyboard it, but if you call me with pistol and tools in hand I'm happy to explain how to get into where I think we need to go.
Let's do this!
Ron
254-253-1239
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