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  • Richochet
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    flyer898
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    • Feb 2009
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    It is interesting the letter identifies this revolver as pre-Model 29, but the stamp under the crane is Model 29.
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      Erion929
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      • Jan 2013
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      Originally posted by flyer898
      It is interesting the letter identifies this revolver as pre-Model 29, but the stamp under the crane is Model 29.

      True....from what I've always read, "Mod 29" started getting printed in the crane with serial numbers in the S179xxx, but I believe the "pre-29" (no 29 stamp) can be found as high as serial number 184xxx. This 187xxx obviously has the Model 29 stamp.

      I have a 173xxx that is a pre-29 from 1956-57....no model number printed.
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