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The parts were manufactured by FEG in Hungary, and assembled by either Dan Wesson, or Magnum Research. If the serial number starts with a HP than it was assembled by Dan Wesson. Only 500 were produced, and than they switched over to Magnum Research. So- Parts are from Hungary, and it's assembled in the U.S.

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