FN FAL Metric variant Belgian Paratrooper, Aluminum construction. "z" and "18" marked and spine. Painted black finish. The follower detent extends to the back of the follower as opposed to stopping 5mm from the back like on Steyr magazines, compare examples on site. Also identified by a painted yellow or white dot on the bottom of magazine.
Fits all metric variants of the Belgian FN FAL. West German G1, Israeli, Austrian, Steyr STG58, Brazilian FN (SAR-48/SAR-4800), Argentine FN (FM-LSR), and Rhodesian. The Australian L1A1 rifles will accept inch OR metric magazines
So you know: Telling "inch" from "metric":
Metric magazines have a small front locking lug (1/4 inch wide) that is merely punched out of the body of the magazine. Metric magazines also have a slim floorplate that is NOT wider than the body of the magazine. In contrast, inch pattern (British Commonwealth) magazines have a relatively large and beefy (1/2 inch wide) front-locking lug that is welded onto the front of the magazine. They can also be distinguished by their floorplates, which are wider than the magazine body and have a "button" release on the bottom.
