Summary 1989 was a bad year for these guns

At Shot Show 2024, a copy of the FNC was brought to the viewing of everybody, and there's now plans to import them as full length "pistols", along with the Beretta PM12 and the BM-59, both made in Indonesia. These weapons are made by PT Pindad, and they are only ones in that configuration. American made G-3's are currently made by PTR Industries and Zenith Firearms; the PTR started up in the AWB era when a company acquired the machinery from Portugal, which they made G3 rifles under license. The former owner was JLD Enterprises (as Jose Luis Diaz); from 2002 to 2005, when it was purchased by a new company, PTR91, Inc. Zenith started up importing G3 and MP5 type weapons from Turkey, by MKE, but a fallout took place which resulted in a breakout of that partnership. Since 2020 Zenith started to set up their own manufacturing capabilities, resulting on making their own MP-5 clones. Today they are now making their versions of the HK-91; HK-93; an MR-223 clone; and a special variant that uses M-Lok furniture and a telescoping stock, while retaining the roller-delayed blowback system. As for the MKE guns, they're being imported in the U.S. by Century Arms; the MP-5 clones, as well offering a G-3 clone, assembled from parts kits brought from Portugal.

Why everything bad was made in 1989

the G3 kicks harder than the FN FAL the FNC was made as semi auto only and could be had even in Canada you could get them in USA they were pricey had them in Canada too where there legal for native hunters the K1 was a junk gun none of these guns are illegal they banned from import and cost a lot

You can get G3s in the States but PTRs which are G3 copies adapted for the civilian markets.

Atlantic firearms have g3 parts kits

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