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    I have bought one of the tins from AAS an d they are OK.
    I don't think they are a repro but ex Belgian army stock, could be wrong though.
    Mine has a serial no stamped in the lid, 4 strap loops and is well made, my No 32 mk 11 fits perfectly in it.
    I am after getting another., and my friend is as well, he is an ex R.M. Lt Col.
    Some of his prices are a little high and some are good for Franceicon when you understand the markup necessary to cover the business charges here, his pads are a little cheaper than Fultons, i.e. 85 euro as compared to 85 pounds. Scope adjusting tool is the right price , and cheek pad is ok as well, the scope mount is expensive and I think it is a sarco one.
    This is also the dealer I got my No4 T Israeli sniper from, which has perfectly aligned pads and all my 4 scope mounts center up perfectly on, a sarco, a Roger Payneicon mount, an IWS and an original Canadianicon mount.
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