FRF1 FRF2

FR-F1 & FR-F2 Sniper Rifle

A set of two French reknown sniper rifle of the Cold War! The first was the FR-F1, the original sniper rifle that France was using post-war, by using similar style of action as the MAS-36. Many people thought it was interchangable but the rifle was built from the grounds up, but there are some parts that were used supposedly. The rifle is chambered in 7.5mm French, a slightly hotter round. It features wooden handguards, different posts and also muzzle device, the bipods are mounted differently and are not swivel type as the FR-F2 later on. Packed in a magazine filled with double stack of 10 rounds.

The FR-F2 is a remastered version of the vanilla rifle, featuring the same style of ergonomics and usability, the rifle has its "fixed" scope removed, which is now a pic/stanag style mounting on both of these rifles, to use any mounting of choice.

Just as an addendum, the French APX-L806 scope is now mounted on scope rings meant for picatinny rail. Not a great sight however, as we see the French switched to the later SCROME J8 scope which is much better.

Features

• FR-F1 (7.5mm French) and FR-F2 (7.62mm NATO) French rifles!
• The classic FR-F1 features older style handguard and different front and rear posts, firing in the 7.5mm French and also has a hidden picatinny/STANAG rail at the top for other optic mounts. Also comes in a 10 round magazine
• The FR-F2 in 7.62mm NATO is now independent without the SCROME scope, also has a hidden rail at the top, also feature a slightly different finish. Uses Anton's vanilla mag.
• Can be found in Firearms > Bolt Action Rifle