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    Yes if anyone has any idea what the x means please by all means lets find out the mystery ,i would like to return it to volley sights but the forend is like finding rocking horse ****. Btw i am a Aussie in USAicon .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lithy View Post
    That rifle has had more inspections than the Queen's Guard.

    I don't think the X is a prefix.

    Someone with greater knowledge than I will chime in with an explanation.
    I believe the x is from RSAF or LSA inspection markings from what i understand they refurbished weapons in Englandicon and sent them back to us aussies .

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    Please can we see the whole rifle including butt?

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    Here you go guys this is after she has been cleaned up
    [ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH]Attachment 88847[/ATTACH][/ATTACH][/ATTACH]

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    Looks like it need some BLOicon or some sort of treatment, looks dry enough to spit dust now...
    Regards, Jim

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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    Looks like it need some BLOicon or some sort of treatment, looks dry enough to spit dust now...
    She has one coat so far , needs many more but I am taking the slow and steady approach to doing this it is ready for another coat soon .

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