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Greetings Galil People, long time since I posted here. I'm older now and the gun fever is waning. Time to move my AA 392. It's at least 95% condition, more like 98%, with less than 500 rnds through it. It is an S gun with the original evil features: folding stock, flash suppressor, pistol...

Very nice, Jeff is a artist. I've heard rumors that Jeff is getting out of the Galil business, it was on another web-sight; hopefully untrue. Beautiful rifle, let us know how it shoots.

That's the company. I'm glad your able to return it.

It looks like a converted G33 mag. There was a company in the late eighties or early nineties that produced and sold these. I can't remember the name but learned about them on some Valmet forum. In the early 2000's I bought a NIB M76 that had several of these mags. In my gun they hand fed just...

No better way to "correct" a hunter than to a Galil conversion. This thing ought to run great, very nice.

As always I enjoy your good work, please keep us informed.

Great to see more IWI products available. Question: how did they lighten the ACE up, I thought the ACE still used a forged steel receiver.

What a tragic loss. He was a brave man. Things can sure go from routine to tragic in seconds. Thank you for all the sharing you do.

The first time I pulled the trigger on my AA 392 (or any Galil) was at a coyote. I took a kneeling position and pulled the trigger. Didn't see the dog until I walked out to where I last saw it, one shot kill. I counted back 210 paces to the position where I fired. I couldn't believe it, and...

I've never seen such a smooth shooting 7.62x51 chambered rifle. It seems like IWI has achieved what the M14, G3, and FAL never could. Thanks for the link.

Thanks for posting that. These days we tend to hear a lot of IDF negative stories concerning the Galil and it's great to hear from someone who appreciated the positive aspects of our beloved rifle. Yes, she is a overweight, but there's so many plusses in the design and it's sad that the Galil...

Great video, the Galil is a heavy beast and I'd hate to hump her with my home on my back. But she sure does work and work well. The M16 series makes sense, especially if you need, or think you need all the gizmos to go with it. If you keep the gizmos off, it makes for a light, handy carbine, but...

Very nice. A milled hunter is a perfect candidate for this type of conversion.

Wow!

Thanks for the replies, I know Jeff is the go to guy for proper work and his builds are art. I'm happy to hear some good things concerning ORF as I stated I really believe Todd had the best intensions when starting this project. His other work like FALS, AK's and VZ's seem to enjoy good...

We demand lots of pictures.

After some time what is the general consensus on ORF Receivers? I know a lot has been stated about their shortcomings, out of specs, improper heat treating, ect. I see a few rifles, mostly custom builds for sale and I was wondering if ORF produced any receivers that were worthy of the Galil...

Go tenngalil, he'll build you a rifle worthy of the Galil name.

I remember years ago looking at a MR ARM in a shop and was amazed at the tooling marks and lack of a nice final finish on the receiver. Reminded me of a rifle produced during war years. (Israel is constantly at war.) Through the years I saw other MR guns that were finished nicer and when I...

I love both polymer and steel Bulgarian AK mags, I've never heard of them making junk.