byf41 655&135 both proofs

tickkk · 03-10-2003, 11:15 AM

thanks for input everyone, I never saw the dual proofed ser.no.7xxx but get a military collector firearm list it was in. I called the dealer about the rest of ser.no.,he said gun was on hold in the safe and did not have access. he thought was in mid 7000 range, sorry not good enough for your documentation. his example has black grips and black fxo mag. here is an excerpt(it is in the no letter ser.no. range/block which puts it in the latter part of 1941 as the serial numbers in very late 1941 ran from only 1000 to 001a.)does that make any sense? my side plate is numbered 59 inside. anyway he says this variation will be found in extremely small numbers. his is 95% original finish, about ex. bore, minty grips, mag has hairline crack, with vg jkh41 holster. better hang on to yours guys as he priced his at 2695. and said another one sold recently at auction for 2900

03-10-2003, 11:15 AM	#15
tickkk User Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 8 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	thanks for input everyone, I never saw the dual proofed ser.no.7xxx but get a military collector firearm list it was in. I called the dealer about the rest of ser.no.,he said gun was on hold in the safe and did not have access. he thought was in mid 7000 range, sorry not good enough for your documentation. his example has black grips and black fxo mag. here is an excerpt(it is in the no letter ser.no. range/block which puts it in the latter part of 1941 as the serial numbers in very late 1941 ran from only 1000 to 001a.)does that make any sense? my side plate is numbered 59 inside. anyway he says this variation will be found in extremely small numbers. his is 95% original finish, about ex. bore, minty grips, mag has hairline crack, with vg jkh41 holster. better hang on to yours guys as he priced his at 2695. and said another one sold recently at auction for 2900