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L85 GBP refers to the "L85" model of the British Army's standard infantry rifle, officially known as the L85A1, which has undergone several upgrades and is now often referred to as the L85A2 or L85A3. The "GBP" in this context typically stands for "Great British Pounds," indicating the currency used in the United Kingdom. However, without further context, it's unclear how GBP relates directly to the L85 rifle.
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What guns are used by the british in afghamistan?
L85
Can the star susat fit on the ics l85 a2?
It is possible
What could a pound mean?
Money (GBP)Weight
What does 32GBP mean?
GBP is the ISO code for Great Britain Pound. 32 GBP means 32 British pounds.
What is E3 GBP?
the GBP is the pound Sterling and E3 often refers to the Electronic Entertainment Expo, but may mean other things.
What does GBP mean when dealing with coins?
Great Britain Pounds
How much does Skyrim cost in Europe?
If you mean in GBP its is £40.00. If you mean in EUROs then it is €46.97
What does e gbp mean?
The E is probably a £, the symbol for the British Pound. GBP is the ISO code for the Great Britain Pound. £3 GBP means 3 British Pounds (3 Pounds Sterling).
What does mean GBP 14.75?
GBP is the international currency abbreviation for Great British Pounds, so in this case GBP 14.75 means £14.75, or fourteen pounds seventy five pence in UK currency.
What does E 3 GBP mean?
The E is probably a £, the symbol for the British Pound. GBP is the ISO code for the Great Britain Pound. £3 GBP means 3 British Pounds (3 Pounds Sterling).
Could fetch up to f2 gbp what does this mean when speaking of coins?
The "f2" gbp, should read, £2 GBP. "£" is the symbol for the British Pound. GBP is the ISO code for Great Britain Pound. When all put together, the coin to which it refers has a potential collector value of up to £2 GBP, or Two British Pounds.
What is meant by E8 GBP what does this mean in reference of a coin that also has Sixpence on it?
E8 GBP is probably a mis-spelling, it should read £8 GBP. The £ is the symbol for the British Pound and is taken from the Roman Librae "L". £8 GBP is possibly the collector value of the Sixpence concerned.
