Developed in the immediate post-war era and officially introduced in 1951, the FAL became a classic battle rifle of the Cold War era, often times referred to as the "Right Arm of the Free World" due to its wide adoption by NATO and other allied nations. With a twelve port, round flash hider, post front and sliding peep rear sights, adjustable gas system, vented composite handguard, one-line Herstal address on the right side of the upper receiver, matching serial numbers on the upper and lower receivers, three position selector marked "S/R/A", smooth pistol grip, and polymer buttstock with solid rubber recoil pad. With 20 extra magazines.