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Originally Posted by Mack
That looks like a square trigger guard 4506-1, most likely a transition model using up older frames. Need a picture of top of slide showing the barrel hood to be sure. Look at the photo of a 4506 in this post and note how the frame is stepped in front of the trigger:
Pic of my early 4506
And here are photos of the barrel hood difference notice the -1 is quite a bit wider:
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Being our serial # prefix's are the same and we both have 'T' stamped on the left side of the trigger guard but in different places, mine is a 4506 and his a -1....... I'm guessing the T is stamped for transition. I'm sure our pistols were made within a month or less of eachother. Maybe within a week?