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A total of 217,682 Star BM pistols were made between 1972 and 1992. BM serial numbers ranged from 1,226,501 to somewhere around 1,900,000.
Since it looks like natafer's question has been answered, I have a very similar one of my own. I just got my first two Stars, two Model B pistols from J&G sales. Both are blued with the same marks as natafer's gun: 1945 date proof mark and P in the flaming bomb. They also have the Cal 08 mark on the barrel near the ejection mark.
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The serial numbers of the guns are about 4,000 apart, one in the 274,1XX range and the other in the 278,1XX range. If the previous gun in this thread was likely a West German police model, is it safe to say that my two guns are also likely West German police issue? The two guns are very interesting to me. One of them has a piece of paper taped to the side of the slide with the word 'Baja' on it, while the other has a magazine with a taped piece of paper saying 'STTE Gomez.' So while I have never been one to name firearms, these two have been dubbed Baja and Gomez. Baja has two different grip panels, plastic on one side and wood on the other, while Gomez is wooden on both sides.
I also find it interesting that Baja has a curved frame at the base of the grip, while Gomez is straight like most 1911-style pistols, even though their serial numbers are so close. Is the reason for the two different frame styles known? Anyway, here are some pictures of my two newest pistols, Baja and Gomez. I'll look into those books. I took the guns out shooting yesterday. One was extremely accurate and the other was acceptably accurate.
Both had the double feed issue going on with brass, aluminum and lacquered steel cases. I plan on finding some non-lacquered steel case 9 mm ammo to try out before I do anything else to try and alleviate the problem.
The only other issue was the right side grip on one of the guns broke in two pieces while shooting. I have glued it back together but plan on ordering some replacement grips. I found 4S grips on the internet and they look really good. Does anyone have experience ordering from his website?
About 23,000 double-action Starr revolvers were manufactured in the late 1850s and early 1860s. Of these, most were purchased by the U.S.
Starr revolvers, in both single-and double-action models, represented over 12 percent of the sidearms issued to Union cavalry troops. Only Colt and Remington revolvers were more frequently encountered in the hands of Northern soldiers. SN 20316 One of the earliest American double-action revolvers, this six-shot revolver has a six-inch round barrel rifled with six grooves. Over-all length is 11 5/8 inches, weight is two pounds 12 ounces, and the cylinder is 1 7/8 inches long.
These revolvers have a steel blade front sight dovetailed into the barrel. A V-notch cut into the hammer lip serves as a rear sight. The Starr revolver is provided with a knurled screw on the right side of the frame which, when removed, allows the barrel to tip downwards on its hinged frame so that the cylinder can be removed. Starr revolvers were invented by Eben Townsend Starr of New York City, grandson of Nathan Starr and son of Nathan Starr, Jr., famous U.
A total of 217,682 Star BM pistols were made between 1972 and 1992. BM serial numbers ranged from 1,226,501 to somewhere around 1,900,000.
Since it looks like natafer's question has been answered, I have a very similar one of my own. I just got my first two Stars, two Model B pistols from J&G sales. Both are blued with the same marks as natafer's gun: 1945 date proof mark and P in the flaming bomb. They also have the Cal 08 mark on the barrel near the ejection mark.
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The serial numbers of the guns are about 4,000 apart, one in the 274,1XX range and the other in the 278,1XX range. If the previous gun in this thread was likely a West German police model, is it safe to say that my two guns are also likely West German police issue? The two guns are very interesting to me. One of them has a piece of paper taped to the side of the slide with the word 'Baja' on it, while the other has a magazine with a taped piece of paper saying 'STTE Gomez.' So while I have never been one to name firearms, these two have been dubbed Baja and Gomez. Baja has two different grip panels, plastic on one side and wood on the other, while Gomez is wooden on both sides.
I also find it interesting that Baja has a curved frame at the base of the grip, while Gomez is straight like most 1911-style pistols, even though their serial numbers are so close. Is the reason for the two different frame styles known? Anyway, here are some pictures of my two newest pistols, Baja and Gomez. I'll look into those books. I took the guns out shooting yesterday. One was extremely accurate and the other was acceptably accurate.
Both had the double feed issue going on with brass, aluminum and lacquered steel cases. I plan on finding some non-lacquered steel case 9 mm ammo to try out before I do anything else to try and alleviate the problem.
The only other issue was the right side grip on one of the guns broke in two pieces while shooting. I have glued it back together but plan on ordering some replacement grips. I found 4S grips on the internet and they look really good. Does anyone have experience ordering from his website?
About 23,000 double-action Starr revolvers were manufactured in the late 1850s and early 1860s. Of these, most were purchased by the U.S.
Starr revolvers, in both single-and double-action models, represented over 12 percent of the sidearms issued to Union cavalry troops. Only Colt and Remington revolvers were more frequently encountered in the hands of Northern soldiers. SN 20316 One of the earliest American double-action revolvers, this six-shot revolver has a six-inch round barrel rifled with six grooves. Over-all length is 11 5/8 inches, weight is two pounds 12 ounces, and the cylinder is 1 7/8 inches long.
These revolvers have a steel blade front sight dovetailed into the barrel. A V-notch cut into the hammer lip serves as a rear sight. The Starr revolver is provided with a knurled screw on the right side of the frame which, when removed, allows the barrel to tip downwards on its hinged frame so that the cylinder can be removed. Starr revolvers were invented by Eben Townsend Starr of New York City, grandson of Nathan Starr and son of Nathan Starr, Jr., famous U.
..." style="letter-spacing:inherit;">Star Pistol Serial Numbers(20.10.2018)A total of 217,682 Star BM pistols were made between 1972 and 1992. BM serial numbers ranged from 1,226,501 to somewhere around 1,900,000.
Since it looks like natafer's question has been answered, I have a very similar one of my own. I just got my first two Stars, two Model B pistols from J&G sales. Both are blued with the same marks as natafer's gun: 1945 date proof mark and P in the flaming bomb. They also have the Cal 08 mark on the barrel near the ejection mark.
Access Google Sites with a free Google account (for personal use) or G Suite account (for business use). Pravila razrabotki i oformleniya boevyh dokumentov sokrashchennye oboznacheniya i uslovnye znaki prilozhenie k nssh vmf 2326. Pravila trejdinga urok 2 treugolniki. Fajl licenzii k tirika magazin. Fajl licenzii k tirika magazin| 1902. Fajl licenzii nanocad 51fajl licenzii nanocad 51; 1901. Fajl licenzii nanocad 51fajl licenzii nanocad 51| 1429. Fajl licenzii tirika magazin| 1813. Farming simulator 2017 shejdery 20farming simulator 2017 shejdery 20| 205. Fergana razyskala dom v tashkente gde zhil predpolagaemyj terrorist sajfullo. Fajl licenzii k tirika magazin| 1902. Fajl licenzii nanocad 51fajl licenzii nanocad 51; 1901. Fajl licenzii nanocad 51fajl licenzii nanocad 51| 1429. Fajl licenzii tirika magazin| 1813. Farming simulator 2017 shejdery 20farming simulator 2017 shejdery 20| 205. Fergana razyskala dom v tashkente gde zhil predpolagaemyj terrorist sajfullo.
The serial numbers of the guns are about 4,000 apart, one in the 274,1XX range and the other in the 278,1XX range. If the previous gun in this thread was likely a West German police model, is it safe to say that my two guns are also likely West German police issue? The two guns are very interesting to me. One of them has a piece of paper taped to the side of the slide with the word 'Baja' on it, while the other has a magazine with a taped piece of paper saying 'STTE Gomez.' So while I have never been one to name firearms, these two have been dubbed Baja and Gomez. Baja has two different grip panels, plastic on one side and wood on the other, while Gomez is wooden on both sides.
I also find it interesting that Baja has a curved frame at the base of the grip, while Gomez is straight like most 1911-style pistols, even though their serial numbers are so close. Is the reason for the two different frame styles known? Anyway, here are some pictures of my two newest pistols, Baja and Gomez. I'll look into those books. I took the guns out shooting yesterday. One was extremely accurate and the other was acceptably accurate.
Both had the double feed issue going on with brass, aluminum and lacquered steel cases. I plan on finding some non-lacquered steel case 9 mm ammo to try out before I do anything else to try and alleviate the problem.
The only other issue was the right side grip on one of the guns broke in two pieces while shooting. I have glued it back together but plan on ordering some replacement grips. I found 4S grips on the internet and they look really good. Does anyone have experience ordering from his website?
About 23,000 double-action Starr revolvers were manufactured in the late 1850s and early 1860s. Of these, most were purchased by the U.S.
Starr revolvers, in both single-and double-action models, represented over 12 percent of the sidearms issued to Union cavalry troops. Only Colt and Remington revolvers were more frequently encountered in the hands of Northern soldiers. SN 20316 One of the earliest American double-action revolvers, this six-shot revolver has a six-inch round barrel rifled with six grooves. Over-all length is 11 5/8 inches, weight is two pounds 12 ounces, and the cylinder is 1 7/8 inches long.
These revolvers have a steel blade front sight dovetailed into the barrel. A V-notch cut into the hammer lip serves as a rear sight. The Starr revolver is provided with a knurled screw on the right side of the frame which, when removed, allows the barrel to tip downwards on its hinged frame so that the cylinder can be removed. Starr revolvers were invented by Eben Townsend Starr of New York City, grandson of Nathan Starr and son of Nathan Starr, Jr., famous U.
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