41 byf Sub 2?
 

My recent full rig byf serial # is 1972, no letter.

The acceptance stamps are both E/655.

I have read this is a subvariation 2 as the serial number is within the 1000 - 9950a range but it lacks the E/135 acceptance stamp. Is this correct?

The black grips are very common here, my four 41 byf's all have this feature although I read only perhaps only 1 in 5 are normally found.

I don't think this one's had much use, the internals still are in the blue with little wear. The hoster's in good order too.

Hope it meets with approval.:)

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Very, very nice byf rig. Just enough wear to be honest and great photos too. What kind of camera did you use?
Lyn

That is a beautiful 41 byf.
Looking at Jan Stills data, acceptance stamp transition range was (approx):
E/655 E/655. Up to about sn 4627.
Mixed E/655 E/135. Sn 4627-7491.
E/135 E/135. After sn 7491.

Tom

Thanks for your opinion Lyn; the camera's a regular Sony Cyber-shot, however, I waited for a crisp bright day & ventured outside - no flash.

Sounds good Tom, would place mine as a fairly late '41 Sub 1, that figures.

Brendan

Odd the cdg holster's acceptance is upside down?

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Rear toggle & grip (excuse flash)

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