The G marking is very commonly found on rifles that have been used in Romania from those that have been sold to the Balkan area. Its meaning is unknown to me but it could be a property marking of some kind identifying its destination origin of sale.
Mark on 1919 Tula and 1909 Izhevsk
I have not been able to find any info on the G (or C?) mark that is on the two pictured rifles' receivers. Both have Balkan barrel band shims and Bulgarian pine cone cartouches on the stocks so I suspect it is of Bulgarian origin.
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