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Originally Posted by KurtC
Serial numbers aren't the best way to date a S&W (certain blocks of numbers can be set aside for future use). However, judging by the laser etched markings, your pistol left the factory in recent years. A lot of unique models (in low quantity) have turned up over the last few years, and may have been an effort to clear out leftover parts and such.
Nice pistols, by the way.
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Thanks, I'm getting more and more intrigued with each bit of input. I may end up shelling out $50 to get a S&W history report on it. But even if they say it was manufactured in 2010, that could still just mean it could have been assembled, finished and laser marked in 2010 with parts manufactured years before. Is that what you mean?