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For Sale: Navy Arms Springfield 1864 Rifle. Early rifle - low serial number - 1960's. Search this thread only. Oct 07, 2009  It would be nice to know the serial number ranges of pistols manufactured overseas in the last 30 or 35 years. It would also be nice to be able to identify a manufacturer not only by the value of the serial number but by the characteristics of the numbering operation. I know this is a tall order but my guess is that the info is out. To narrow your search results, enter the model number in the Search box above. You can change the order of the results by clicking on a column header ('Model', 'Year', etc.). Search Cornell Publications: Use. (not serial numbers) LC Smith & Hunter Arms Co. Guns Grades.36 Navy,22 Pocket; Marlin Model 39 Serial number prefixes.

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I had the opportunity to analyze a replica 1851 these last few of days. In great shape, most likely unfired. A few stuff about it had been various than numerous of the 1851s I have got seen in the recent. Very first, it has no time stamp or makers marks on it. Just 'NAVY Hands' on the left aspect of the framework and on the top of the barrel. I know Navy brought in firearms and to the greatest of my knowledge has never ever constructed an 1851. The barrel or clip is marked 'MADE IN ITALY' and under the wedge on the correct side are script words, probable GU.

Except fór the serial numbér, that's aIl the markings on the whole revolver. It can be a civilian model, no notch in the backstrap nor slashes in the frame for the stock and no security pins in the canister. The finish is regular of the earlier Italian stuff, the azure is okay and the situation colors kind of grey and appear to be covered with a apparent coating, shellac or such. It is certainly a nice looking revolver but I possess no concept who made it. I will write-up photos when I get the possibility to pose it, possibly over the weekend break.

If anyone provides any ideas of who may have constructed this, clue me in. At that point in period, Uberti was building but proclaimed his things with his tóuchmark. ASM may have got been energetic and probably some others. Thanks a lot for any details you can provide. A few more points about this revoIver. No engraving ón the cylinder, it is usually totally soft.

The just marks on it are usually the ones previously stated, not under the rammér, under the safeguard or under the grabs. Serial number is definitely 12xx. The sludge hammer can be a suit to the pinless cylinder in that there is no level in the hammer encounter for the hooks into which the pins would match.

The back sight level in the sludge hammer is also squared off, not 'V' shaped like all the various other hammer sights I have seen. All in all a very clear revolver and as I stated, it seems unfired. Photos soon.