Simple markings with no 'made in China' or 'Norinco' visible anywhere. Just the serial number. Crappy, factory, plastic grips already cracked, so I'm glad that the store sent me a spare set of better quality, plastic, black grips. Magazines look like crap too. Three dot.yellowish.orange mix sights. Mar 27, 2009 Norinco 1911A1 Research User Name: Remember Me? I have been attempting to determine the serial number range of the. It ain't a 1911.

Mar 2013 Questions And Answers Antique and Collectable Firearms and Militaria Headquarters OldGuns.net FineOldGuns.com Firearms For Sale Antique (pre 1899) Collectible (post-1899) 1/1/2018 1/3/2018 1/5/2018 Modern & 1/5/2018 Items For Sale 6/30/2017 12/5/2016 11/6/2017 12/2/2017 12/2/2017 12/2/2017 Check our Services OldGuns Newsletter Information Pages last update 1/2/2018 Manufacture Dates (Broomhandle) (& Factory Letters) Markings Questions And Answers Page If you have a question about firearms and you want it posted on this page click Click to go to the question and answer monthly index. Click to go to the question and answer subject index. # 14494 - M1903 National Match Rifle?

3/30/2013 James Springfield - 1903 - 30.06 - Blue - 1271981 - Standard Military 30.06, polished bolt, original condition I believe this to be a 1926 mfg. Rifle and trying to find out if it is a match rifle, one of 25000 made between 1920 and 1940. Answer: James- There is no documented history on your rifle that I can find. Many rifles with nearby numbers were sold through the DCM program circa 1926-1931 and most of those were indeed National Match rifles.

Deltora Quest Cavern Fear Pdf Viewer. Download Google Chrome For Windows Xp Version 2002. Some of the numbers not listed as sold may have been used by military teams, or sold without the usual records surviving, so I think there is a good chance it might be a NM rifle. The only way to tell for sure would be to inspect the rifle to see if it has all the correct special NM parts of the period. If so, then it is a nice find.

John Spangler # 14653 - Norinco 1911A1 With Original Wood Grps 3/30/2013 Scott Mech. PA Norinco -.45ACP - 5' - Blue - 414437 - Model Of The 1911A1 *norinco logo* 45 Automatic I have a Norinco 1911 with what are assumed to be original wood grips. Can you tell me the date of manufacture? Answer: Scott, NORINCO is a Chinese company that was established in 1980 with the approval of the State Council of China. The NORINCO 1911A1 was patterned after the Colt 1911 A1, it came with a 5 inch barrel, 7 shot magazine, fixed sights, blue or Parkerized finish and wood grips.

NORINCO 1911A1s were imported from 1991 to 1995 which was about the time when the import of most NORINCO firearms and ammunition into the United States were blocked under new trade rules when China's Most Favored Nation status was renewed. Marc # 14683 - Gun Value 3/30/2013 Doug, Spotsylvania, Virginia Remington - 1100 - 12 Gauge - 27 Inches - Blue - 335831 - On A Browning Pat. Purchased in 1935 Good Condition How to find The Value.

Answer: Doug - try this link: MgodL3YA5Q # 4098 - Higgins M85 3/26/2013 Jay, Roanoke, VA J. Higgins - Model 85 - 22LR 590. Discografia De Otto Downloads. 850 - 4-1/4 - Blue - 520632 - Made in France. Manufacture D'Armes Des Pyrenees F ses - Hendaye590.850 I just inherited a few guns and was wondering if I could get some info on this one. Never heard of it.

Any idea on the value? Also, the grips are cracked. Any ideas where I could pick up a set? Answer: Jacki, J.

Higgins is a trade name of Sears, Roebuck & Company that they used on firearms made by various manufacturers. A quick internet search reveals that the J. Higgins Model 85 pistol was manufactured in France for Sears by Unique (Manufacture d'Armes de Pyrenees Francaises) of Hendaye. The Model 85 is Unique's Model Corsair. Manufacture d'Armes was formed in 1923. Prior to 1939, Unique firearms were marketed mainly to domestic defence, police and military sales.