Quote:
Originally Posted by DWalt
....... I have no idea as to what the agreed-upon price for a single revolver was for that transaction, but probably not far from $25. So it would have taken maybe 40,000 revolvers to satisfy the debt. That number could have easily been produced during the first few months of 1941, before the L-L Act passed. Maybe someone else knows more about that.
|
Your estimate is about right. There are no prices on any BSR letters I've seen, but according to my letter for 910507, a .38 Spl. 4-incher, from Jan 27, 1942, the DSC was billed $23.79 per gun. Price calculations for the BSR likely were comparable.