Erick gives us part of the answer. Here is the rest. 1. The Serialization Book is compiled from information found in the stock books, not the order books. 2. If the gun is listed in the order book but not the stock book, a PGCA letter is the place to look for further information. 3. What Erick says is partially right. The authors did, in fact, search out some higher grade guns in the order books to include in the Serialization Book database. However, they included all, yes, all guns from the stock books. 4. If a gun is missing from the Serialization Book, it is because it is missing from the stock books. There are many other sources available to the Research Committee other than the stock books.
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