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    Quote Originally Posted by CPC View Post
    Johnny, that is a beautiful pistol. Thank you for sharing.
    Thanks. It came in a General Officer's holster, but I could never trace it's history.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Johnny P View Post
    Springfield Armory did not keep a detailed record of their pistol production like Colt, and Springfield only issued a yearly report of pistols produced. The Springfield shown falls into the 1917 reported range of 125587 to 127798. ...
    I believe 125567-127130 is reported as being procured between July 1 and December 31, 1916 on page 392 in Clawson's big book. He shows only 848 pistols produced in the 1917 procurement report covering Jan 1 through June 30 that year. He notes, however, that production actually terminated April 15, 1917.

    Is there conflicting information somewhere else?
    Last edited by Scott Gahimer; 12-16-2016 at 09:54.
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    Page 193 of Meadow's U.S. Military Automatic Pistols 1894-1920 lists serial numbers 125587-127998 as 1917 production. This by fiscal year, and not by calendar year.

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    Thanks. I appreciate that. I hadn't considered the fiscal year thing.
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