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Unique Serial Numbers
4205raymond
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Years ago I purchased a Pre-64 Model 70 Winchester Standard Weight in .270. It was made in 1950. The Serial Number is 19xx50 which I believe is highly unusual. What is even more unusual is the two digits in the center are the year my son was born. Any statisticians out there that know the odds of this happening.
Do you have any stories of Unique Serial Numbers? -------------------------------------Ray
Do you have any stories of Unique Serial Numbers? -------------------------------------Ray
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No stories but I'd like to know how they get serial numbers on those tiny grains of powder and whether the government can trace it back to me. Should I change powders?
Okay. I'll let myself out
MFR: Palmetto State Arms (PSA)
Model: Virginia-15 (AR-15) Governor Blackface said he was going to ban AR-15's.
S/N: VIRTUE 087XX
The serial # on the Taurus 740 Slim (7 shot .40) beside me here is SIX357. Thought that was kinda wild. (Too bad it is not on my .357 revolver.)
Serial # on my American Tool Co. (Made in W. Germany) nickle plated .38spcl derringer is #69X. It generated an ATF follow up call on the NICS call in. ("Are you sure?") No, we are making that up. 😬
*left off a couple digits on the 1st serial #, the second serial # has 3 digits. 😉
"Never do wrong to make a friend----or to keep one".....Robert E. Lee
"Never do wrong to make a friend----or to keep one".....Robert E. Lee