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Watch latest videos, sometimes even early releases! Sign up for the newsletter : The FR F1 is one of the least understood sniper variants in the U.S. due to it's rarity, but the rifle has been the champion for French soldiers using it on overseas and domestic missions. Notably, the GIGN rescued a school bus of 31 children in 1976 in a daring hostage rescue at Loyada, on the Somalian border. This rifle was the basis of which the “synchronized sniper“ doctrine was developed upon, and the GIGN executed a synchronized sniper mission, knocking out 4 terrorists who were on the schoolbus at once. Learn how the French developed the FR F1 from a modified MAS 36 receiver with it's distinctive rear locking lugs, side elevation adjustment APX scopes and centrally aligned bipods. Thanks to Ian from Forgotten Weapons for loaning us such a rare example. Please see Ian's FR F1 video on his channel, Forgotten Weapons : Special thanks
