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  • #16
    meno377
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    CGN Contributor - Lifetime
    • Jul 2013
    • 4911

    Originally posted by Zombie13
    The S/N is SD013***. Can anyone verify it?
    This came from go2gbo.com. May not be completely accurate.

    Model-- 1st S/N-- Date
    H10-- H10-- 3.22.73
    15-- 21-- 7.17.72
    12-- 4-- 1.12.73
    11-- 51-- 4.8.71
    44-- 000001-- 9.29.81
    22-- 2001-- 6.21.79
    744-- sb1050-- 11.12.82
    375-- sm0001-- 1.31.84
    41-- c001026-- 11.30.82
    715-- sd010001-- 7.11.83
    741-- sc001026-- 2.22.83
    32-- f001002-- 4.30.86
    732-- sf001001-- 3.4.86
    722-- sa001050-- 1.31.83
    40-- e001001-- 10.13.83
    740-- se001001-- 7.18.85
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    • #17
      bsg
      I need a LIFE!!
      • Jan 2009
      • 25954

      congrats.

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      • #18
        Jimvh2
        CGN/CGSSA Contributor
        CGN Contributor
        • Jan 2013
        • 679

        Originally posted by k1dude
        If it has the blem stamp, that would just give me permission to shoot the living crap out of it. New 715's are as rare as hens teeth, so they're typically safe queens. With a blem, you have a shooter.

        I bought one of the new 715's (non blem). I'm shooting it just as often as I can get out. If I remember right the blems were going for $800 or so.

        That $450 price is great.
        "No Good Deed Goes Unpunished"

        NRA life member since 1997
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