Is that mark overstamped? You have stumped me...and that is quite easy to do. Just looking at the gun...it appears Belgian or Enlish to me....but the marks aren't any that I am aware of for thos countries. The crown by itself appears similar to those used in Spain...but only in the 1920's for breechloaders. Somebody here knows the answer...hopefully they respond.
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