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Originally Posted by haggis
Trocaola, Aranzábal y Cia., Eibar, Spain. They had a reputation for making decent quality firearms. Buck
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I'm not sure about that identification, Buck (while I'll admit to not being sure about mine, either).
Look at the T.A.C. logo pictured in post #32 - close, but not identical. I'm not seeing that same obvious "T" in the this latest one, it looks to me more like a "Y" along the lines of the highly stylized ampersand in the S&W logo. T.A.C. was also pretty good about marking their products beyond just a logo. But I can see how it might be interpreted as a ornate "T" in which case I'd be on board with you - but I just don't know if the T.A.C. logo style evolved over time in this fashion....