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Post by fca on Mar 6, 2006 21:14:06 GMT 1
I'm sure someone knows the answer to this.
If you take of the the gas regulator on a Mk3 and look between the gas port indicators (dots), you should see small engraved markings, any ideas to what they stand for ?
I'll try and get a picture of them.
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Post by tom on Mar 7, 2006 15:45:19 GMT 1
It seams to vary, I've a couple of Regulator Gas Mk 4s here, ones a copper plated DP job with a groove machined out of the rim and that has a "Enfield mark", "MK.4" and "143" between the horns (one space blank) and another that has the "Enfield mark", a crude "IV" for the mark number between 2 of the horns and "Z" between the others, one stamped, one etched.
I can't get to the other six on guns, any one else care to share their markings?
ATB
Tom
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Post by fca on Mar 7, 2006 18:06:39 GMT 1
Enfield mark is what's probably on it.
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Post by britplumber on Mar 7, 2006 21:16:30 GMT 1
Mine are mostly III for mk3 and various manufacturers codes and acceptance marks. I've also got 2 types of mkIII regulators, a waisted type like the mkI and a boring simplified mkIII.
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Post by fca on Mar 11, 2006 2:01:51 GMT 1
What does the Enfield mark look like? Got a picture?
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