Manufactured in Belgium after FN went through the "G Series" debacle with the BATFE, and made appropriate adjustments to the commercial FAL to pass federal muster. Configured after FN's light machine gun version of the FAL called the "FALO," with heavier barrel, barrel mounted bipod, and beefier handguard. Fitted with winged post front and range adjustable peep rear sights, ported muzzle device, hand-adjustable gas system, folding wire carry handle, folding metal bipod with improvised mount, and "B-SQUARE" marked replacement top cover with eight integrated Picatinny rail slots. The left side of the receiver is marked ".308 MATCH" while the right side is marked "FABRIQUE NATIONALE HERSTAL/MADE IN BELGIUM/GUN SOUTH INC., TRUSSVILLE AL." Fitted with a heavy profile grasping groove hardwood handguard, smooth polymer pistol grip, and smooth polymer buttstock with rubber butt pad. Includes a black nylon sling and certificate that states the rifle was the former personal property of Wildey J. Moore, founder of Wildey Firearms Company Inc. Magazine is absent. Provenance: The Wildey J. Moore Collection; Property of a Gentleman