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  • Mr Gee
    standard products 1,982,520 2,352,519

    confused....but learning
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  • nmyers
    Is 1942-1943 close enough for you? We don't have good records for most carbine production, especially a small company like Standard Products. I don't have anything more exact in my reference library, but someone else may.

    Neal
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  • milleap
    quote:Originally posted by nmyers
    Is 1942-1943 close enough for you? We don't have good records for most carbine production, especially a small company like Standard Products. I don't have anything more exact in my reference library, but someone else may.

    Neal

    Thanks , this will have to be close enough.
    Al.
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  • Mr Gee
    had nothing doing today at all so i looked around some,
    year ? nothing for sure
    SP- made only 4 component parts for the carb.
    no barrels
    w/ a total of 247,100 carbine produced ,
    reciver marks "std.pro"
    manf. code S,
    made in ohio,
    they used mostly underwood barrels
    govern. cost $53.79

    closest # to your ser# i could find....that U gave
    2067393 - - 11 1945 - NAB MAJURO TO NSD OAKLAND -
    2067799 - - 02 05 47 - HAWAII (CONFISCATED) -
    2067817 - - 06 16 64 - 124TH FIGHTER GRP (DAMAGED) -
    2068024 - - 11 1945 - NAB MAJURO TO NSD OAKLAND -
    2068148 - - 11 1945 - NAB MAJURO TO NSD OAKLAND -
    2068161 - - 11 1945 - NAB MAJURO TO NSD OAKLAND -
    2068372 - - 11 1945 - NAB MAJURO TO NSD OAKLAND -
    2068375 - - 11 1945 - NAB MAJURO TO NSD OAKLAND -
    2068628 - - 11 1945 - NAB MAJURO TO NSD OAKLAND -

    .........................

    2071187 - - 11 19 51 - NAT GUARD BUREAU (LOST)
    2072389 - - 07 24 45 - CAMP CROWDER -
    2072479 - M1A1 - 071949 - GRENIER AFB -
    2072578 - - 12 11 47 - TARGETED BY S.S.P. GIBBS -
    2072578 - - 01 05 48 - SA (TARGETED) -
    2075297 - - 01 08 46 - CAMP CARSON -
    2075836 - - 02 02 50 - RED RIVER ARS (SCRAPPED RECVRS)
    your ser#.indicates either it is a standard model, or that information was not recorded in the records. Remember, collectors may use different terminology than in old records.

    confused....but learning
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