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Unread 12-14-2017, 02:40 PM   #1
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I'm assuming he's thinking the patent date indicates the year it was made.
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Send me the gun. There is a serial number on there somewhere. I will find it and send it back to you.
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Send me the gun. There is a serial number on there somewhere. I will find it and send it back to you.
///You are right! It is an early back-action lifter model with a serial number of 46....Lonnie
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I'm assuming he's thinking the patent date indicates the year it was made.

And Parker Bros. produced guns with Laminated Steel barrels right into the mid-1890's and maybe a scant few even after that.





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[QUOTE=Richard Flanders;230570]I'm assuming he's thinking the patent date indicates the year it was made.[/QUOTEN/////No, I was told that production didn't start until 1867 and the first 1000 didn't have a serial number.
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