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Using SCSW 3rd Edition and Internet sources I have vague ideas of the age of these pistols but any help would be appreciated.
2nd Model 44 Spec HE, 29756, no registration line
1937 Brazilian #191198
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Per SCSW 4th edition, the .44 was produced in 1928
The Brazilian was in the 1937-38 shipment,
The Model of 1917 was made in August 1918

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Per SCSW 4th edition, the .44 was produced in 1928
The Brazilian was in the 1937-38 shipment,
The Model of 1917 was made in August 1918
Thanks for the info, you confirmed what I thought on the 44 HE and narrowed down the M1917 date for me.
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murdock, if your .44 HE has no Made in U.S.A. line, it would have been made earlier than 1928. Are you sure about the SN? Also, does it have a mushroom or barrel shaped ejector rod knob?
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murdock, if your .44 HE has no Made in U.S.A. line, it would have been made earlier than 1928. Are you sure about the SN? Also, does it have a mushroom or barrel shaped ejector rod knob?
I believe my friend from the Wiregrass meant to say "mid 1922" rather than "1928".
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murdock, if your .44 HE has no Made in U.S.A. line, it would have been made earlier than 1928. Are you sure about the SN? Also, does it have a mushroom or barrel shaped ejector rod knob?
Aye, there's the rub. Serial number is correct, no registration line. Re-Barreled with a post WWI M1917 barrel and a 45 ACP cylinder.
That's why I asked for help. No line says 1922, catalog says number is 1928. Mushroom knob, no shroud. I bought this knowing it was a FrankenGun, just trying to establish the starting point of the frame.
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