Ok, this makes more sense. I did a little more research and the little side portrait of JMB was started in1934. There is on fly in the ointment; It doesnt fit in the serial number range So what the H3LL do I have???
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How can you tell? I just searched on google and this was what I found, so Im taking your word
I can tell by looking at it. Remington made Brownings were the only ones to have the serial number on the side of the receiver. They are good guns but are a far cry from Fn or Miroku made A-5's. They are basically just a Model-11 with a mag cut-off added. No parts other than recoil spring and friction pieces will interchange with a real A-5.
I can tell by looking at it. Remington made Brownings were the only ones to have the serial number on the side of the receiver. They are good guns but are a far cry from Fn or Miroku made A-5's. They are basically just a Model-11 with a mag cut-off added. No parts other than recoil spring and friction pieces will interchange with a real A-5.
Why cant I put a date to this damned Serial number Thank you for the info at least I know what we got lol
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Why cant I put a date to this damned Serial number Thank you for the info at least I know what we got lol
Because during that time the free world was trying to stop Hitler and gun factory's first concern was the production of military weapons and keeping records of hunting guns was the last thing they were concerned with.
Because during that time the free world was trying to stop Hitler and gun factory's first concern was the production of military weapons and keeping records of hunting guns was the last thing they were concerned with.
Ok maybe there were greater concerns at the time lol But if you do get a serious answer let me know please
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