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I saw on his website that he would not work on century guns, among some others. I sent Mark at ARS an email with those same pics above asking about a bbl swap. I believe I was wrong stating mine was a century build too. I am looking forward to ditching the neutered bbl that Century wrecked and getting the old rifle cleaned up and operating as it should. I stumbled across half an L1A1 kit locally that included a clean L1A1 front end. Gunplumber provided the needed hardware to sort out mounting the PG. I had L/FN at the FAL files notch the charging handle to fit properly and install a PG stud in my lower. As purchased the rifle had the charging handle hitting the front of the receiver,suspect head space, and a badly chewed up bbl. The markings on mine matched the pic above.

My own Argentine receivered CAI assembled L1A1 is on it's way to Glen Riddle and should arrive tomorrow for some improvements. SN placement looks like IMBEL on your rifle's receiver. Does the handle fold flush against the receiver? This is making me think it's an early Century rifle when they were using FMAP and IMBEL receivers. IIRC all other receivers are completely round in that area.ĮTA- It also looks like your receiver was not notched for the commonwealth charging handle. The relief cut can be seen under the locking shoulder at the rear of the area where the hinge pin passes through. Please see the attached pic(not my receiver). The Argentine FMAP receivers have a "tell" in that there is a relief/clearance cut in the receiver to get around a bar/lug in their semi lowers that prevents the installation of full auto parts.