What Companies in France make good Black Rifles

[Seafury]

Guys! French army fought really damn hard in world war 1, and I mean HARD! 1.3 million dead french soldiers in world war 1. No white flags then!

I thought the number was closer to 7 million.

 

[Seafury]

Don't forget the French Foreign Legion. They were a tough and formidable foe in every arena they went into.

Made up of foreigners. The legion is really a mercenary force. French men go to mime college or learn to juggle.

 

[nza]

Made up of foreigners. The legion is really a mercenary force. Most French men go to mime college or learn to juggle.

Here, fixed it for you...
As demonstrated by this quote from a civilian colleague "You see that's the difference between you soldiers and us expats, you run towards gunfire, we just close our curtains..." Herve LANCIEN, 2012.

But this is indicative of most civilians when compared to military folks

I have great respect for former FFL in my crew - all of them French by the way . These legionnaires are hardworking, hard as rock, bright, and full of operational wisdom. They have the distinct advantage of not being fully part of the french national military so they see things with a different set of optics - more worldly you might say. They are also the only guys I know who can puff marlb's all day and still punish you during PT. Trust me, they are very very French. English for them is self-taught. Only fault I find with these guys, they still like Jean Claude Van Damme.

 

[mebiuspower]

White flags and dropped rifles? The real truth about working with the French Army
http://www.breachbangclear.com/site...ernandez-on-working-with-the-french-army.html

 

[mebiuspower]

Not a black rife , but PGM make Mil/ LE and Civilian Bolt actions up to 50 Cal.

http://www.pgmprecision.com/en_US/sport.html

Who's the Canadian dealer for these??? They look interesting!

 

[fireball]

Valmet Hunters made in .222 for France

 

[Seafury]

Here, fixed it for you...
As demonstrated by this quote from a civilian colleague "You see that's the difference between you soldiers and us expats, you run towards gunfire, we just close our curtains..." Herve LANCIEN, 2012.

But this is indicative of most civilians when compared to military folks

I have great respect for former FFL in my crew - all of them French by the way . These legionnaires are hardworking, hard as rock, bright, and full of operational wisdom. They have the distinct advantage of not being fully part of the french national military so they see things with a different set of optics - more worldly you might say. They are also the only guys I know who can puff marlb's all day and still punish you during PT. Trust me, they are very very French. English for them is self-taught. Only fault I find with these guys, they still like Jean Claude Van Damme.

Fair enough and after looking it up there were 7,500,000 French in the first war. 2,500,000 casualties.

 

[CNADNSL8-5]

Who's the Canadian dealer for these??? They look interesting!

You would have to contact them directly to find out who brings them into Canada.

Here is their international contact page: This one IS NOT the USA contact form.
http://www.pgmprecision.com/en_US/accueil/contact.html