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Sidelock
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The S you mention is where the tubes were proofed early on as a separate component. Can you tell if the stamp above the Crown over G is a RW or something else.  Tube fitter RW? Kind Regards, Raimey rse
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Sidelock
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Looks like a "J" next to the 313.
And I'll chime in on the RST 2.5 inch shells. I picked up a box of them to use as hunting loads in my 20 ga Parker and they do an admirable job on grouse. They're readily available and excellent quality.
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Sidelock
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 Yeah, I'd say that is the initial of the craftsman associated with some component of the tube making, albeit somewhat smaller that the J typically seen. Kind Regards, Raimey rse
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