help me to really know my gun

elbuddytj · 01-23-2009, 11:28 AM

[QUOTE]Take a 10X magnifier and examine the last number of the serials in a bright light, preferably sunlight. You may find that the 5 is actually a 6 or the 6 is actually a 5./QUOTE]

i already did and i and two of my friend and all confirmed the diference in the serial number between the barrel and the frame

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you see on the end of the barrel is clearly a 56 and the serial number
is 8756 i[ATTACH]
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AND HERE YOU CAN SEE THERE IS 55 AND 8755 i IN THE SERIAL NUMBER OF THE FRAME,AND IN THE TRIGGER TOO!
IF I'M RIGHT IT WOULD BE GOOD OR BAD FOR THE VALUE OF THE GUN?

01-23-2009, 11:28 AM	#4
elbuddytj New User Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: san diego, CA Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	[QUOTE]Take a 10X magnifier and examine the last number of the serials in a bright light, preferably sunlight. You may find that the 5 is actually a 6 or the 6 is actually a 5./QUOTE] i already did and i and two of my friend and all confirmed the diference in the serial number between the barrel and the frame you see on the end of the barrel is clearly a 56 and the serial number is 8756 i[ATTACH] [ATTACH][/ATTACH]4471[/ATTACH] AND HERE YOU CAN SEE THERE IS 55 AND 8755 i IN THE SERIAL NUMBER OF THE FRAME,AND IN THE TRIGGER TOO! IF I'M RIGHT IT WOULD BE GOOD OR BAD FOR THE VALUE OF THE GUN? Attached Thumbnails