NIB FNH FS2000, not many around. Looking for $2500 O B O . I am also going to insist that the purchaser has to transfer this weapon thru a local FFL, so folks from out of the FL area have a shot at this. Not currently interested in trades, hit me up with a PM with your best offer. I will take the transfer fee out of the sale price of this rifle if you are local to the area...comes with 1 new FN USGI mag, cleaning kit, lock and FN paperwork also
from FN's site:
" Chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO (223 Rem.), the FS2000 Series are semi-auto only variants of the proven F2000 selective-fire bullpup carbines. The FS2000 Tactical offers an integrated MIL-STD 1913 top mounting rail and emergency backup folding sights. The FS2000 carbines are gasoperated and use a rotating bolt lockup for reliability and greater accuracy. Both variants have 17.44" cold hammer-forged MIL -SPE C barrels and muzzle brakes. Fired cases are ejected through a forward port away from the operator. Models with 10- or 30-round AR-15 style magazines are available. The polymer stock is fully-ambidextrous. An accessory FS2000 Tactical Fore-end is also available that provides three MIL -STD 1913 forward mounting rails..."
here it is in action...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeVlmpnpz4k&list=UUZ-qxagOkAmCEP-Tu6YliUQ&index=18
from FN's site:
" Chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO (223 Rem.), the FS2000 Series are semi-auto only variants of the proven F2000 selective-fire bullpup carbines. The FS2000 Tactical offers an integrated MIL-STD 1913 top mounting rail and emergency backup folding sights. The FS2000 carbines are gasoperated and use a rotating bolt lockup for reliability and greater accuracy. Both variants have 17.44" cold hammer-forged MIL -SPE C barrels and muzzle brakes. Fired cases are ejected through a forward port away from the operator. Models with 10- or 30-round AR-15 style magazines are available. The polymer stock is fully-ambidextrous. An accessory FS2000 Tactical Fore-end is also available that provides three MIL -STD 1913 forward mounting rails..."
here it is in action...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeVlmpnpz4k&list=UUZ-qxagOkAmCEP-Tu6YliUQ&index=18
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