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  • nmyers
    The secession of companies that made them, or assembled them from left-over parts (Universal/Iver Johnson/AMAC) is muddled, so there is no way to track the serial #s or date of production in most cases. Regardless, they are always of poor quality, & may be dangerous to the shooter.

    Neal
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  • Dean Cascio
    You need to get a copy of Larry L Ruth's book "War Baby Comes Home" ISBN # 0-88935-123-6. It is the part two of his work on M1 Carbines. Its a great book and has all kinds of info on anything that has ever shot the .30 Carbine including all of the Enforcer models.
    Dean

    quote:Originally posted by mesapioneer
    I am looking at what appears to be an Universal 3000 Enforcer pistol.
    BUT, there are some diferences in this gun and the pictures I have been able to find on the web.
    Does anyone know of a source for the serial numbers for this gun?

    Any help would be appreciated.


    If they don't trust us with guns, how can we trust them with the government?
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  • Grasshopper
    I must have got a "good one." I have a paratrooper that shoots fine every time. It even has the double springs that Mark C. talks about. Lucky, I guess. nambu
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