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Dokumen - Tips - Belgian Proof Marks Proof Marks Mark Number Description Dates Used Mark 1 The
Dokumen - Tips - Belgian Proof Marks Proof Marks Mark Number Description Dates Used Mark 1 The
Dokumen - Tips - Belgian Proof Marks Proof Marks Mark Number Description Dates Used Mark 1 The
3
Double proof as prescribed by the French 1810 – 1853
law of 1810
0.1mm steps
6
Replace #5 for provisional proof of barrels. 1852 – present
Since 1924 reserved for smooth bores
loaders
10
Example of an Inspector's mark which could 1853 – 1877
be any letter of the alphabet
11
Example of an Inspector's mark which could 1877 – present
be any letter of the alphabet
12 “Not for Ball” indicates choked barrel 1878 – 1897 NON POUR BALLE
1893 – 1924
14 Designates guns with rifled chokes. 1930 – present
CH B RAYE
no longer used
21
“Not Rifled” used on smooth bore revolvers, 1894 – 1924 NON RAYE
multi-barreled pistols and Flobert arms
22
Variation of #21 used for a few months in 1894 – 1924 NON RAYE 94
1894
23 Mark applied to smooth bore express rifles 1894 – 1898 EXPRESS NON RAYE
24
Nominal gauge designation applied to 1898 – 1924
shotguns given black powder proof
25
Mark for optional superior provisional proof. 1898 – 1924
The mark was seldom requested
29
Replaced #28. Diameter of choked portion of 1924 – present CHOKE 17.0
bore is no longer indicated
30
Optional provisional proof of barrels in the 1924 – present
form of rough tubes.
Optional double provisional proof of smooth
31 bore barrels completed except for 1924 – present
36
Mark applied to unproved Belgian barrels 1924 – present
exported directly to a foreign proof house