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dsswartz · 06-19-2008, 09:38 AM

Thanks for the replies, a lot quicker than I would have imagined! I've taken some pictures, just not sure how to post them yet. The frame is stamped 1388 with what may be a R. There are lots of small stamps under the grips B,L,I,F,P,44 and G. At the front inside there is N over PPO. At the front of the frame in the grip area there is a very stylish B.R.S.1.112. The upper receiver is stamped 1938 with serial number 4575. The toggle is stamped 88 and has a very stylish mark on the center toggle link.
Thanks Ron for the info on the safety. Makes sense when I look at how it works.

06-19-2008, 09:38 AM	#4
dsswartz User Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Holmesville, Ohio Posts: 5 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thanks for the replies, a lot quicker than I would have imagined! I've taken some pictures, just not sure how to post them yet. The frame is stamped 1388 with what may be a R. There are lots of small stamps under the grips B,L,I,F,P,44 and G. At the front inside there is N over PPO. At the front of the frame in the grip area there is a very stylish B.R.S.1.112. The upper receiver is stamped 1938 with serial number 4575. The toggle is stamped 88 and has a very stylish mark on the center toggle link. Thanks Ron for the info on the safety. Makes sense when I look at how it works.