1/2 frame info

[Dean Romig]

Thanks Brian - Now I understand.






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[Pa SxS]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Okay, I'm confused Chuck.... are there really any 1/2 frame guns or are they all 1 1/2 frame guns with just the lazy guy's entry?





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Dean, stock books 75,76,78,79,81, and 82 all have 1/2 for guns that are actually 1 1/2 frames. True 1/2 frame guns didn't start till S/N's 240xxx and above. There are no records that I know of which would show which guns with S/N's 240xxx are actually 1/2 or 1 1/2 frame sizes.

[Mills]

I did not realize they started that late, but that would explain the rarity (and corresponding high prices)

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Chuck Bishop

Dean, stock books 75,76,78,79,81, and 82 all have 1/2 for guns that are actually 1 1/2 frames. True 1/2 frame guns didn't start till S/N's 240xxx and above. There are no records that I know of which would show which guns with S/N's 240xxx are actually 1/2 or 1 1/2 frame sizes.

Thanks very much Chuck - That's exactly the detailed information I was looking for.





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[John Knobelsdorf II]

219343

I want to be able to find the letter and information again. Now it will pop up in a search.

[Mike Franzen]

Where did Remington get the detailed information about the dates various parts of the gun were completed?

[Dean Romig]

From what I now understand Mike, they got it from the original factory build records. Ith IBM cards were merely a “quick reference” or basic inventory card with a few basics and sometimes who the gun was for or was shipped to.





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[Mike Franzen]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

From what I now understand Mike, they got it from the original factory build records. Ith IBM cards were merely a “quick reference” or basic inventory card with a few basics and sometimes who the gun was for or was shipped to.





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Does anyone know where those records are? Has anyone actually seen them?

[Dean Romig]

Great question Mike. I’d like to know the answer too.

Chuck, do you know?





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