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02-09-13, 09:01
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Thanks Dave. The Barrel Nominal Pressure meaning for BNP came from a gun nut forum I found today - obviously your definition takes precedence. I put the home guard thing in my previous post. They may not have been so hard done by as the P14/P17 was a technically superior rifle and reportedly more accurate than the SMLE, if a bit heavier. After all it was the weapon designed and actually chosen to replace the SMLE.
Lang Last edited by Lang; 03-09-13 at 09:24. 
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