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The symbol is super likely the assembler. Due to the limited space and the fact that the date code letters are stamped separately, the assembler and year date letter overlapped.

April or May, 1962, the first year of the 700 if 7825 is the serial number! Should have a 20 inch barrel. Should have the letters C or K and K on the barrel ahead of where the serial number is.

Looks like September, 1950 going by the serial number.

The serial number puts it late 1978. Should have a barrel code of D or E Q.

O M date code and serial number put this rifle at July 1965.

Unsure what you are asking. M600s have silver bolt handles. 660s and Mohawk 600s have blued handles(no rib on barrel). Need a better description. Your dating seems off. On the barrel ahead of the serial number is the date code. 2 letters closest to the recoil lug, same font, stamped separately in ...

"the year for number 59777" March or April, 1963

cthraen wrote: Mon Dec 16, 2024 10:08 pm May I jump in here and ask about the date on my Model 25 25-20? Mark on barrel is WN and receiver serial number is AA 78. Thanks.

First year! August 1922

Yes, that would be the inspectors "mark", unique to them.

April 1951 lines up with both the barrel date code and the serial number.

Nice. Keep that box. I find it odd the order number is so vastly different from the standard numbers. Seems to be dated Oct, 2001 but follows the 2002 5 digit order numbers. Is the build date stamped on the barrel?

Can we see a pictures of the end of the box?

The right side are all standard markings for Proofing and such. AW on the left side would somewhat line up with the serial number era at March, 1928-which is an anomaly from the serial number dating list I saw, but not off by a lot. The AW is one of really 3 markings on the left. With AW considered ...

One list I see says later 1927. I can see the letters on the LEFT side of the barrel. Down low, slightly obscured. What those say is your date. I see a W I think. May well be 1928. A "U" would confirm my 1927 thoughts

As you stated, using clues you provided as in it was your grandfather's and knowing the history of the stampings. Until the late 60s or early 70s, the month and year stamps were separate. Later ones had a 2 character stamp set up that is much cleaner. Then some guessing at the month stamp brought me ...