Parlor pistols
I resently purchased with I am assuming is a German made parlor pistol. It was has some marking and I am looking for some help with them.
On one side of the reciever it is marked 0.3GR11.G.P. M/71 and on the on the other side it has a crown with a "B" under it and another crown with a "U" under it.
Thanks in advance for any help.
On one side of the reciever it is marked 0.3GR11.G.P. M/71 and on the on the other side it has a crown with a "B" under it and another crown with a "U" under it.
Thanks in advance for any help.
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"Crown B & Crown U" were German proofs used on firearms as definitive proofs for guns that were proved in finished condition.
"0.3GR11.G.P.M/71" are older German Proof Marks that date prior to the First World War. They give the "Powder Charge", "Type of Powder", "Bullet Type" and "Bullet Weight", for the Proof Load.
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