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GUNS DICTIONARY : PAGE A1 PAGE A2 : GUNS DICTIONARYa Found on components for the Kar. 98k made during the Second World War by N hmatag N hmaschinenteile AG of Dresden, A headstamp found on rimfire and possibly other cartridges made by the American Cartridge Company for sale in North America by Gamble Stores. It may be accompanied by Airway .A in a seven point star. A mark applied by an inspector working in the Lithgow small arms factory in New South Wales, Australia. Superseded by MA ; British military inspectors marks .A often cursive, beneath a crown. Found on Belgian weapons: the mark of King Albert (1909-34). Cyphers, imperial and royal .A in a cross. A trademark found on Gem-type airguns sold in Britain by Adolph Arbenz of apparently above an inverted 2 forming the crossbar of the letter. An Arabic mark applied by the Iraqi Republican sometimes with an owl trademark.
PAGE A4 : GUNS DICTIONARY The name has often been (mistakenly) applied specifically to the 5.45mm →Nikonov or NSM rifle. Abas and Abas Major These names were applied to a .177 calibre spring-air pistol designed in 1944–5 by A.A.,
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