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Quote: That's not correct. The British rules of proof of 1887 and the later rules of 1896 both provided for methods of proof and markings for nitro proof. As an example, here's a photo of my 1901 Westley Richards .303 clearly showing nitro proof: For a discussion of this, please refer to Gerhard Wirnsberger, The Standard Directory of Proof Marks at page 103, and also to Nigel Brown, British Gunmakers, Vol. 1, at pages 265-266. Curl |