* Please keep in mind that all text is summarized by machine, we do not bear any responsibility, and you should always get advice from professionals before taking any actions. For instance: 107NX01001 This would be bench Mark II Safari, manufactured in 1993 with serial number 01001. Serial numbers begin with 01001 at the beginning of each year. M=BAR High Power Rifle in 1975, Browning standard its serial number identification which it adhered to till 1998. No T-BOLT RIFLE 1965 X5 suffix after Ser. Historic Letters Available Give us a call at 80 to get more information about how you can add a piece of history to your Browning firearm.ġ976 to date New sequence with RT showing up in the middle of Ser. To learn about your weapon's identification number, merely click on your firearm. This area will assist you read that identification number. A hardwood case with French cut red velvet interior is included.Production of BAR high power rifle started in 1968. Fitted with a set of checkered plastic grips. The back strap is slotted for a shoulder stock, and the magazine well safety has been disabled.
A Nazi "WaA140" inspection mark is present on the left side of the barrel, possibly indicating use of components left over from Occupation production to fit out this set of pistols. JACKVONY" engraved on the left side of the frame, and a set of matching stacked "1" numbers on the right side of the slide and frame. The pistol is fitted with fixed blade front and tangent rear sights, with the three-line FN address and Browning patent markings on the left side of the slide, "VINCENT J. Jackvony, the individual whose name is inscribed on this pistol. capture paper (copy), this pistol was brought into the U.S. JACKVONY" on the item itself), for which they have no records or insight. The letter also discusses an inscription on the pistol (described as "VINCENT J. Taylor (then a permanent Lieutenant Colonel with a "theater rank" of Major General) with the 101st Airborne Division. "Colonel Taylor" is not explicitly identified, and there are a few candidates, such as future Four-Star General Maxwell D. This would be an extremely early date of manufacture for a liberated Belgian pistol the Allies had only entered the country in the beginning of September, and sections of the land would remain in German hands until February of 1945. military officers, this one delivered to a Colonel Taylor on October 2, 1944.
In it, it is related that the serial number "1" marks it as part of a limited run of 500 pieces manufactured at FN in 1944 for sale to U.S. Included with the pistol is a letter from Fabrique Nationale, which discusses this item.
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