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    Hi Gil,

    Thanks for the reply.
    Yes it does have the Peruvianicon crest and it is a 30 cal, FN made

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    Is it the "short" 18" barrel version?
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    Gil,
    No worries it will be exactly 23 1/4” in that case which will still produce 1 MOA on the range.
    They are a very underestimated rifle and becoming fairly rare too.
    Anyway, see how you get on with Numrich for the time being, to make sure they can assist in the first place if you haven't bought it yet.
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