Thanks to those that have responded and like I said I don't know anything about this gun. My main interest is mostly with L.C. Smiths but I do like the feel and balance of this gun.
George, I kind of figured that it was from that period. In an older Blue Book of Gun Values 39xxx was 1895.
Steve, I was under the assumption that most British guns were bored slightly larger than ours, could this mark mean before final boring?
lagopus, thanks, I saw some marks there and figured that one was some type of proof for loads of that period.
Also when I broke the gun on the receiver between the breech and lock up there is writing in oval: WW Greener No. 930 Patent. Is this the model? Also could someone tell me what the choke markings are.
There was a small escutcheon plate on the stock held by two screws maybe 5/8" dia. was this for initials or did it have WW Greener on it and what was it made out of so that I might be able to make one or get one.
