07 November 2013

Open Tab

Because I am looking at Browning Hi-Powers, I opened up a new tab to Browning's web page that lets you figure out when a gun was made based on the serial number.

The tab is titled, "Date Your Firearm".

Do I have to buy it dinner too?  Wait, I guess I do; ammo.

Now I feel guilty, I'm going to cheat on it like the same day I finally get it.

2 comments:

  1. Maybe I should date mine. It's prior military (I think Canadian)...that's a cool thing for them to do.

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  2. The Browning site probably won't be of much help since it was John Inglis who manufactured those guns and may not have conformed to FN's serial system. There was a war on at the time. If there's a CH in the serial number there are a couple places with the dates. If there's a T, not so much.

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