Watches with this serial number location have the Rolex Rolex Rolex engravings as well. Creative nomad jukebox zen xtra driver windows 10. Rolex may have made this change to make it more difficult for gray market sellers to hide the serial numbers of the watches they’re selling. The Rolex serial number is sequential from 1926 through the middle of 1987, and you can look up the production year in a reference table. From mid-1987 through the fall of 2009, the serial number contains an easy-to-understand date code. Talk about things other than shooting. Any of my search term words; All of my search term words.

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Colt Model 1855 Revolving Rifle.
Serial no. 2230, .44 caliber, 27-inch barrel with fixed front sight and rear folding leaf sight. Blued finish. Case-hardened hammer. Varnished walnut straight stock and forearm with two barrel bands and two sling swivels. Brass-tipped metal ramrod. Crescent metal buttplate. Original brass museum inventory tag attached: J.M. DAVIS / 8895 / MEMORIAL.
Sold to Benefit The JM Davis Collection at the JM Davis Arms and Historical Museum.
Condition: Good. Finish a smooth grey patina with scattered signs of wear and patches of pitting. Heavy pitting to receiver, cylinder and barrel bands. Noticeable scuffs, dings and bruising throughout wood. Action good. Moderately pitted bore.

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07-11-2016, 07:54 PM

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Originally Posted by akula682

Also Cops and Military using a PF for the 2 legged predator as a selling point is a non issue. They are not in a position where stressful chambering is going to cause a problem and they are usually in a hide someplace in a relatively controlled area.

Your signature suggests you're a military man..so I ask this with the utmost respect and humility (i.e., you've been there and I haven't, therefore I defer to your experience and expertise).
However..are you serious? Cops and military '..are not in a position where stressful chambering is going to cause a problem.' (???)
The first thing to come to mind are those cops in Dallas the other day. While, again, I haven't experienced ANYTHING remotely like that, am I wrong to assume that was the most stressful event in many of those officers' lives?
What about the countless infantry engagements of yore, and even the current firefights our brave soldiers in uniform (such as yourself) experience 'in the sandbox.'
Surely I have completely missed your point, because for as long as there have been hunting rifles, those designs have been based on what worked for the military, because if it was good enough to use against human enemies, then it was certainly sufficient for hairy, four-legged quarry.
I think we find ourselves on different pages. I mean NO disrespect.