The FN FNC is a Belgian-designed assault rifle introduced in the late 1970s by FN Herstal as a modern 5.56×45mm NATO service weapon. Developed as a lightweight and reliable successor to earlier battle rifles, the FNC combined features inspired by proven rifle platforms with a robust gas-operated rotating bolt system. It gained popularity with several military forces around the world due to its durability, controllable automatic fire, and ease of maintenance. Recognizable for its stamped receiver, folding stock variants, and classic Cold War-era styling, the rifle became one of the notable European military firearms of the 1980s.
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