If I understand correctly D is September, J is 1962 but what does the assembly code X mean?
I love the old 22's I have a 511, a 510, and I just got this 510-P and can't wait to get it to the range.
d j x 510-P
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henry0reilly
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d j x 510-P
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Re: d j x 510-P
If you have a 510-P the DJ means[b] Sept 1940[/b]. Rem didn't make any 510s in 1962. The "X" version was introduced in 1964, but not with the point-crometer sight. I am convinced that Rem added another letter or symbol just to confuse us. In other words, I have no idea what the "X" stands for.
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henry0reilly
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Re: d j x 510-P
According to Stoeger's Gun Trader's Guide The 510 was produced from 1939 until 1962.John Gyde wrote:If you have a 510-P the DJ means Sept 1940. Rem didn't make any 510s in 1962. The "X" version was introduced in 1964, but not with the point-crometer sight. I am convinced that Rem added another letter or symbol just to confuse us. In other words, I have no idea what the "X" stands for.
I had not previously noticed that "J" is also 1940.
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Re: d j x 510-P
Woops, you got me... I looked at the wrong line...... Even Roy's and my book shows production through 1962. Mop-up production showed 2,803 510s sold in 1962 and 115 in 1963 from existing stock.