Gunnery in 1858: Being a Treatise on Rifles, Cannon, and Sporting Arms: Explaining the Principles of the Science of Gunnery, and Describing the Newest Improvements in Fire-ArmsGreener, William
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Gunnery in 1858: Being a Treatise on Rifles, Cannon, and Sporting Arms: Explaining the Principles of the Science of Gunnery, and Describing the Newest Improvements in Fire-Arms
Greener, William
Firearms; Gunnery
3rd. Barrels provisionally proved and reduced in strength are to be
deemed unproved.
4th. Barrels reduced so that the mark does not represent the proof are
to be deemed unproved.
5th. Barrels with marks defaced are to be deemed unproved.
6th. Barrels with marks removed are to be deemed unproved.
7th. Barrels are to be marked according to scale.
Here follows a list of offences:--
XCIX. Every person committing any of the following offences shall for
every such offence be guilty of a misdemeanour, and shall at the
discretion of the court be sentenced to imprisonment, with or without
hard labour, for not more than three years, to wit:
1. Every person who forges or counterfeits any stamp or any part of
any stamp already or hereafter provided or used by either of the two
companies for the marking of any barrel:
2. Every person who sells or parts with the possession of any such
forged or counterfeit stamp or part of a stamp, knowing the same to be
forged or counterfeit:
3. Every person who knowingly marks any barrel with any such forged or
counterfeit stamp or with any part of such forged or counterfeit
stamp:
4. Every person who makes up any barrel so marked, knowing the same to
be so marked:
5. Every person who sells or parts with the possession of any barrel
so marked, knowing the same to be so marked:
6. Every person who forges or counterfeits or by any means whatever
produces an imitation upon any barrel of any mark or of any part of
any mark of any stamp already or hereafter provided or used by either
of the two companies for the marking of any barrel:
7. Every person who sells or parts with the possession of any such
mark or part of a mark, knowing the same to be forged or counterfeit
or an imitation:
8. Every person who transposes or removes from any barrel to any other
barrel any mark or any part of any mark of any stamp already or
hereafter provided or used by either of the two companies for making
any barrel:
9. Every person who shall have in his possession or who shall part
with the possession of any mark or any part of any mark so transposed
or removed, knowing the same to be transposed or removed:
10. Every person without lawful excuse, the proof whereof shall lie on
him, having in his possession any such forged or counterfeit stamp or
part of a stamp, or any such forged or counterfeit mark or imitation
of a mark, or any such transposed or removed mark, knowing the same
respectively to be forged, counterfeit, imitated, marked, transposed,
or removed:
11. Every person who cuts or severs from any barrel any mark or any
part of any mark of any stamp already or hereafter provided or used by
either of the two companies for the stamping of any barrel, with
intent that such mark or such part of a mark be placed upon or joined
or affixed to any other barrel:
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