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    REL No. 32 Sniper Scope converted to L1A1

    Here are some pics of the recent acquisition. 1945 REL No. 32 Mk 3 converted to the L1A1. You may recognize it from the evil auction site. Couple of the pics are a bit aggressive on the flash...
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