Preface: I know nothing about Martini Henry's except what I data mined about this rifle ...
* Martini Henry MK III converted to .303 British
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* It's evidenced by the hooked forearm, the thumb depression on the back of the action and dimensions of the rifle.  It is NOT a Zule manufactured firearm
* Serial No H 2258 on right side of action with unknown crossed flags inspection mark with "2P" (2nd Proof) stamp next to the serial number...
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* Barrel stamp in front of action:
** Liege Proof House and no markings to identify the manufacturing house
** A. SCHRIEVER and underneath BREVETE
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* CE with V2G underneath on the lever ... ?
Now, here is the confusing mark on the left side of the action ...
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* STYER 1883 ... Styer was a Romanian production house for Peabody Martini's yet nowhere on the rifle is there any stampings indicating that the rifle was produced at STYER in Romania !

Anyway - the price was right (gift) - wood is in decent shape - 0.305 bore shows it's age yet there is remaining rifling.  So ordered 303 ammo and a set of dies just to say I shot it and determine the accuracy.   The barrel ladder sight is 2000 yds but don't believe the bullet will make the trip with any accuracy 

Frank - no Steyr markings on the rifle to indicate it was made in Romania other than the STEYR 1883 stamp  .  Good discussion in this thread and more data I posted abot mine 
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