BSA Mark IV's

Martini 001
BSA made Mark IV action body. Note the November of 1908 Kirkee Arsenal stamps. 		Martini 002
Martini 003
Underside of nocksform showing the year suffix for 1895.
Martini 004
Kirkee Arsenal Buttstock Roundel with date, sold out of service markings, and chakra. 		Martini 005
11752 is probably a rack number. 		Martini 006
Martini 00[1]
Proof and I.V.M. marks. 		Proofs1 003
"Native Service. Nepal" Interesting that this appears twice...once with an armorer's cancellation mark. 		Proofs1 008
Trigger spring screw and a couple Enfield I.V.M.'s.
Proofs1 009
Some Sanskrit, another I.V.M., and an "Enfield-Martini" designation, heralding back to the trigger guard's usage on an E.M. .402 rifle. 		Proofs1 011
Nocksform with I.V.M. 		Proofs1 013
Barrel assembly markings...
Proofs1 015
Odd set of markings forward of the nocksform. 		Proofs1 016
Rear sight leaf I.V.M. and War Dept Finished View Mark. 		Proofs1 017
Serial number.
Proofs1 018
Serial number on the left. Kirkee Arsenal, date and sold out of service broad arrows. 		Proofs1 019
Serial number, proofs, I.V.M.'s 		Proofs1 020
I.V.M.'s
Proofs1 022
Smattering of standard markings one would expect to see on a Mark IV's breechblock, including the striken through "E-M". 		Proofs1 024
Smattering of standard markings one would expect to see on a Mark IV's breechblock. Note the "III" on the striker stop nut shaft.