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Turner Kirkland .41

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  • rufe-snow
    If it was made in Italy it would have their Proof Marks, one of which is a coded date.
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  • Hk_45_
    Thanks I looked it up, w/ the marks on the pistol it's from Gardon & Brescia.All The markings say "since 1951" and on the pistol it is also marked "XX7" is this a black powder term?
    http://www.phoenixinvestmentarms.com/archives/Proofmarks.pdf
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  • rufe-snow
    quote:Originally posted by Hk_45_
    Thanks I looked it up, w/ the marks on the pistol it's from Gardon & Brescia.All The markings say "since 1951" and on the pistol it is also marked "XX7" is this a black powder term?
    http://www.phoenixinvestmentarms.com/archives/Proofmarks.pdf



    All three of the marks should be Roman Numerals. Look at them using a magnifying glass. Not likely that the third digit is a "7".
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  • Hk_45_
    Yeah it's a 7, X=10 XX=20 so even if it did have a 7(and it's a 7,very clear) that could still not be the date? But you have started me in the right direction. I will take a pic of the markings and see if that helps anyone. Somebody has to have one of these besides me. Thanks
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  • Spider7115
    quote:Originally posted by Hk_45_
    Yeah it's a 7, X=10 XX=20 so even if it did have a 7(and it's a 7,very clear) that could still not be the date? But you have started me in the right direction. I will take a pic of the markings and see if that helps anyone. Somebody has to have one of these besides me. Thanks


    XX7 is a 1971 proofmark.
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  • Hk_45_
    Thanks guys! One more thing while I have some experts on the line, interlocking diamonds, I know they mean something as well, any ideas?
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  • Spider7115
    quote:Originally posted by Hk_45_
    Thanks guys! One more thing while I have some experts on the line, interlocking diamonds, I know they mean something as well, any ideas?


    If you see the letters "FAP" within any diamond, it was made by Fratelli Pietta.
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  • Hk_45_
    "F.A.P. di Pietta is an Italian maker specializing in replicas of 19th century firearms and in particular firearms of the American Civil War. They make both muzzleloading and cartridge firearms, such as the 1858 Remington and 1873 Singe Action Army models"

    THANKS,I'm learning!
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  • Manyguns
    I think Southern Ohio Guns is selling these for $49.95. Maybe it was Century.
    Tom
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