The 9mm Automatic Pistol (Single Action)

I’d be curious as to why the modest increase in size was so problematic.

Unless there were significant deviations from the usual S&W mechanism.
 
I have to say that it was a bold choice to color the lettering in on the pistol. Does anyone have opinions on this?

On one hand, it absolutely works wonders to show off the lettering and obviously, these guns are -ONLY- for show. We benefit from this treatment, look at how well we can see the lettering!

On the other hand, the colored in lettering is not "as shipped." And though it will clean out, well again, these are not your average guns here, so cleaning these rollmarks out, well I would not want to do it. These are white glove pistols.
 
I have to say that it was a bold choice to color the lettering in on the pistol. Does anyone have opinions on this?

On one hand, it absolutely works wonders to show off the lettering and obviously, these guns are -ONLY- for show. We benefit from this treatment, look at how well we can see the lettering!

On the other hand, the colored in lettering is not "as shipped." And though it will clean out, well again, these are not your average guns here, so cleaning these rollmarks out, well I would not want to do it. These are white glove pistols.
The gold lettering really stands out but I'm in agreement with you and would hesitate to fill in the numbers and letters on high end guns.
 
So looks like 18 guns manufactured. 8 prototypes X130-136 & 141. 10 production guns in the 1200 range and Rich knows 8 of those numbers. 16 of the 18 numbers are now known. We have pictures of three guns. Have seen pictures of the X gun log book. Probably the log book would confirm the prototype numbers. I have learned a lot from this thread. Much appreciate the contributors.
 
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