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[edit] Re: L98A1
In response to your question, every British Army land service weapon is given an L-number (with L standing for, obviously, land service). 98 just happens to be the L-number assigned to the cadet GP rifle (it's a pretty sequential thing). A1 means version/mark 1; SA80A2 weapons have been developed by Heckler & Koch which fixed many of the problems that BAE had with the A1, but they haven't made an L98A2 yet, nor will they in all likelihood.
Hope that answers your question. haz (talk) e 16:48, 12 November 2006 (UTC)
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