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Join Date: Aug 2015
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I am inspecting a 1915 Model 1911 Springfield for purchase and need some help with a couple of marks. The first is an "X" that is stamped on the frame and is located just above the safety. It is visible through the receiver safety engage cutout. I think it is an Assembly Inspector's Stamp but have never seen this type before nor can I find a picture of a Springfield showing one of this type and in this location.
The second mark is a "J" that is stamped on the underside of the firing pin housing in the receiver. I think it could be a Proof Mark or Sub Inspector Mark -- again not sure. The pistol is checking out really well as far as correct Springfield "S" marks on the small parts and barrel but I want to know more about these two unknown marks before I make a final decision. I appreciate your time and interest -- Thanks !! Wayne Smith Mullins, SC. |
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