00Buckshot62
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I recently acquired a 1952 Combat Masterpiece that's a little bit different and wanted to draw upon the collective brain trust to shed some light on this one.
First of all, it has a factory installed lanyard loop. The serial number on the butt was obviously marked to accomodate the loop.
Next, on the lower part of the frame under the left hand grip panel, are the letters R-S and the numbers 10 and 80 under the original blue. I've seen factory lanyard loops before, but never any additional markings on the frame other than assembly numbers. Any clues as to who this gun was made for?
Thank you in advance!
First of all, it has a factory installed lanyard loop. The serial number on the butt was obviously marked to accomodate the loop.
Next, on the lower part of the frame under the left hand grip panel, are the letters R-S and the numbers 10 and 80 under the original blue. I've seen factory lanyard loops before, but never any additional markings on the frame other than assembly numbers. Any clues as to who this gun was made for?
Thank you in advance!