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I've observed that early Dreyse Model 1907 pistols are proofed with two crowns above a U. Later Dreyses are proofed with a crown over N. Can the date, or other details, of this change be established?
Well, I reckon that is one way to say it.quote:Originally posted by pisto
Hello, our gun law in Germany requires to test fire the firearms.
Normally the Crown "U" is the meaning that it was inspected after tesfiring.
The crown "N" is meaning that it was test fired with smokeless powder with 30% higher pressure.