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  • kimi
    That might be difficult to answer. Homer Tyler's book on Browning .22 caliber rifles notes that there was an estimated 12000 of them made in 1956, the first year. He also states, as you might know, that those in .22 short had the letter A preceding the serial number, and that the .22 LR had the letter T prefix. Additionally he states that there was some inconsistency in that he had seen a LR serial numbered A7xxx. Given this information, you might have a 1956 production gun.

    Added: Tyler also makes note that the serial numbers in 1956 and 1957 had their serial numbers located "...on the buttplate, at the top, and on the front of the receiver and/or the trigger assembly, but not always in this location." The "but not always in this location" is confusing to me. Does he mean that some guns were serial numbered only on the buttplate? I simply don't know.
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