Important Notice When Purchasing "A", "B", "C" Category Firearms and Parts
A firearms licence is required to purchase firearms, firearms parts, and ammunition. If you wish to purchase “A” category firearms, please download the Police Mail Order Firearm Form below. The completed form, signed or stamped by NZ Police, needs to be provided to PYD Arms before we will ship any “A” category firearm.
To purchase restricted firearm part(s), you must first have the appropriate endorsement on your firearms licence, and in some cases you must obtain a Permit to Procure from your local area Arms Officer. No restricted firearm part(s) will be shipped until we have been supplied with the appropriate paperwork as/if required.
If you are unsure of the correct procedure for purchasing “A” category firearm(s) or firearm part(s) from us, please contact us by phone or email in the first instance to discuss the purchasing procedure.
Note: a completed NZ Police “Permit to Procure” (POL 67C) is required for all handgun and restricted purchases. We must have all three copies (Original, Applicant, and Seller) prior to shipping. You can get this from your local area Arms Officer. For non-PTP orders, download the Police Mail Order Form for “A” category firearms below.
Rifles
Kuwaiti FN-FAL Select-Fire 7.62x51 NATO *With Extras* "War Trophy"
$4799.00
Description
FN to Kuwaiti contract FAL rifle, Gulf War Conflict.
General history: The State of Kuwait Army issued the FAL to its infantry forces, and it remained active during the Iraqi invasion and the First Gulf War
Known globally as "the right arm of the free world", the FAL was adopted by over 90 countries due to its reliability, powerful cartridge, and durability in harsh desert environments.
Tell-Tale signs:
- A brass marking disc is embedded directly into the right side of the wooden buttstock, which was a standard requirement for tracking property and inventory designations within the Kuwaiti Armed Forces.
Fun Facts:
- Prior to the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in 1990, these rifles were the standard issue for the Kuwaiti military. During the invasion, massive quantities of Kuwaiti small arms were captured by Iraqi forces and distributed across regional stockpiles.
- The "Syrian/Iraqi" Conflict Pipeline: Decades later, when those old state armories fractured, these specific Kuwaiti FALs re-emerged on the black markets and frontlines of modern conflicts across Syria, Iraq, and Yemen.
Specifications
Comes with (2) 20 round box magazines and a free G3 two cell pouch.