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The K in the headstamp indicates Kynoch as the manufacturer, not King's Norton. Their headstamp mark would have been KN, but they ceased to make ammunition by about 1920.
The WZ in the headstamp indicates an AP projectile, and nitrocellulose propellant.
Hi AKON,
Sorry, no idea of the number of guns made here. I think it was BSA in Birmingham that made them, so if you can find where their archives are you may be able to find out how many guns were ordered.
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