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Hard to read but I am leaning towards R. When researching mine I found that the year code is reused for several decades. You can find this on-line (see link below) and on this site. Basically the P can be 1923, or 67 or 95 and the R can be 1924, 68 or 97. You have to use descriptions of the shotgun ...

Hi, not an expert by any means and someone with lots more knowledge may provide better insights. The best I could find out about mine was that you need the barrel code to determine the date of manufacture and that usually gets it to one of several decades. You have to use other attributes of the ...