Corrections

1. C&R · II · 219Colt Single Action Army, 1899–1946
   • Note on the ATF wording added. Two published sources, a Colt serialization table and a 2018 Handloader article citing Colt, end first-generation serial numbering at 357859, ten numbers below ATF's 357869. A note now points out the difference; the ATF wording is unchanged.
2. C&R · II · 456Simonov SKS, Soviet manufacture
   • Years: 1945–1958 → 1946–1956. Small Arms Review and Modern Firearms both date the end of Soviet production to 1956. One American Rifleman article gives 1958, but it also dates Tula production from 1945, four years before the carbine was adopted. The start year now follows Modern Firearms: more than a thousand carbines were ordered from the Tula factory for field trials in 1946 and 1947, and Tula made carbines before the 1949 adoption. Prototypes tested late in the Second World War are not counted.
3. C&R · III · 108Marlin Model 1894 carbine, 15-inch barrel
   • Years: 1894–1935 → 1899–1935. A published Marlin serialization table dates serial 181852, the lowest listed serial without a letter prefix, to 1899, so the range now starts there instead of at the model's 1894 introduction. The table stops at serial 355300 (1906) and does not date the higher listed serials, which run to 427022, so the end year 1935 remains our estimate.

Editorial confidence re-rated for 129 records (71 raised, 58 lowered) after their references were re-checked. How we rate confidence

1. C&R · II · 003Alkartasuna Ruby-type pistol
   • Years: 1914–1920 → 1914–1922. Unblinking Eye (citing Antaris) dates the firm from January 1914 to the factory fire of 13 May 1922
2. C&R · II · 012Astra 400, German Army contract
   • Years: 1941–1942 → 1941. Pre98 Antiques: the 6,000 German Army Astra 400s (S/Ns 92851–98850 per Wikipedia) were delivered in two shipments, October–November 1941
3. C&R · II · 013Astra 400, second German Army contract
   • Years: 1941–1942 → 1941. Pre98 Antiques: the 6,000 German Army Astra 400s (S/Ns 92851–98850 per Wikipedia) were delivered in two shipments, October–November 1941
4. C&R · II · 022Beretta Model 1915/1919 (1922)
   • Years: 1922–1931 → 1922–1930. Wikipedia Beretta Model 1915 infobox production date 1915–1930
5. C&R · II · 024Beretta Model 1923
   • Years: 1923–1925 → 1923–1926. Forgotten Weapons: production ended in 1926 after 10,400 were made
6. C&R · II · 030Beretta Model 1935, Romanian contract
   • Years: 1941–1943 → 1941. Legacy Collectibles: the Romanian contract (Aug. 1940) was delivered February–August 1941; no later deliveries found
7. C&R · II · 042Browning Superposed Bi-Centennial
   • Calibers: Not stated → 12 gauge. Gun Digest: all 53 Bicentennial Superposed guns were 12-gauge
8. C&R · II · 046FN Browning Model 1903
   • Years: 1903–1940 → 1903–1927. Wikipedia FN Model 1903: FN stopped production in 1927 (only sales from inventory continued into the 1930s; Swedish Husqvarna copies are not FN manufacture)
9. C&R · II · 049Browning 10/71, Renaissance engraved
   • Years: 1971–1975 → 1971–1974. Browning's date-your-firearm page: the Model 71 .380 Auto pistol was introduced in 1971 and discontinued in 1974
10. C&R · II · 065Colt Abilene (Kansas Cow Town)
    • Years: 1967 → 1966. Two Rock Island Auction records (lot 1658 "Issued in 1966"; archived detail "Manufactured c. 1966") date the Abilene Kansas Cowtown issue to 1966
11. C&R · II · 068Colt Age of Flight 75th Anniversary
    • Years: 1975–1995 → 1978
12. C&R · II · 071Colt Alamo
    • Years: 1960 → 1967
13. C&R · II · 088Colt Belleau Wood (World War I Series)
    • Years: 1967–1969 → 1968. LSB Auctions (WWI Commemorative pair, matching S/N 2804) gives the Belleau Wood pistol as made in 1968; 1967–1969 was the span of the whole four-pistol series
14. C&R · II · 092Colt California Bicentennial
    • Years: 1970 → 1969. LSB Auctions and Rock Island Auction both date the California Bicentennial Frontier Scout (barrel marked 1769–1969) to 1969
15. C&R · II · 096Colt Chamizal Treaty
    • Years: 1967 → 1964. Collectors Firearms lists the Chamizal Treaty Commemorative Frontier Scout pair as a "1964 issue"; no 1967 issue found
16. C&R · II · 097Colt Chateau Thierry (World War I Series)
    • Years: 1967–1969 → 1967. LSB Auctions (WWI Commemorative pair, matching S/N 2804) gives the Chateau Thierry pistol as made in 1967; 1967–1969 was the span of the whole four-pistol series
17. C&R · II · 099Colt Chisholm Trail (Kansas Trails)
    • Years: 1968 → 1967. Rock Island Auction lot 1658 (Supica Collection, complete Kansas Series set) gives the Chisholm Trail revolver "Issued in 1967"
18. C&R · II · 109Colt Detective Special, Lindbergh revolver
    • Years: 1927–1974 → 1933. Proofhouse's Police Positive Special & Detective Special serial table (one shared series) puts S/N 418162 between 412000 (1933) and 423000 (1934)
19. C&R · II · 110Colt Detective Special, postal service issue
    • Years: 1927–1949 → 1939–1949. Proofhouse's Police Positive Special & Detective Special table puts the ATF cut-off S/N 467000 at 1939, so no gun above it predates 1939; the 1949 end is our estimate
20. C&R · II · 112Colt “Duke” commemorative
    • Years: 1970–1971 → 1983–1984. Dealer listings date "The Duke" John Wayne New Frontier .22 to 1983–1984
    • Search aliases updated. It is a New Frontier .22
21. C&R · II · 113Colt European Theater commemorative (WWII Series)
    • Years: 1970–1971 → 1970. Dealer listings give a 1970 issue
22. C&R · II · 116Colt Florida Territory Sesquicentennial
    • Years: 1972–1973 → 1972. Dealer listings give a 1972 issue
23. C&R · II · 117Colt Fort Findlay Sesquicentennial
    • Years: 1962–1963 → 1962. Blue Book lists it as the 1962 issue
24. C&R · II · 120Colt Fort McPherson Centennial Derringer
    • Years: 1963–1964 → 1962–1963. Blue Book dates it 1962, a dealer listing 1963; no source for 1964
25. C&R · II · 122Colt Fort Stephenson Sesquicentennial
    • Years: 1963–1964 → 1963. Blue Book lists it as the 1963 issue
26. C&R · II · 123Colt Forty-Niner Miner commemorative
    • Years: 1969–1971 → 1965
27. C&R · II · 126Colt General Meade Pennsylvania Campaign
    • Years: 1963–1966 → 1965–1966
28. C&R · II · 127Colt General Hood Tennessee Campaign Centennial
    • Years: 1964–1965 → 1964. Dealer listings give a 1964 issue
29. C&R · II · 128Colt General John Hunt Morgan Indiana Raid
    • Years: 1963–1964 → 1963. Auction record: made in 1963
30. C&R · II · 130Colt Geneseo 125th Anniversary Derringer
    • Years: 1961–1962 → 1961. Blue Book lists it as the 1961 issue
31. C&R · II · 131Colt Golden Spike Centennial
    • Years: 1969–1970 → 1969. Dealer listings give a 1969 issue
32. C&R · II · 132Colt Government Model, BB series
    • Years: 1970–1999 → 1970. Old Colt's BB Transitional record quotes a Colt factory letter: the "BB" stamp marks one of about 1,000 pre-production Series '70 pistols (example shipped April 30, 1970); Wikipedia's M1911 article dates the Mk IV Series 70, whose first 1,000 prototypes were marked "BB", from 1970
33. C&R · II · 134Colt H. Cook “1 to 100”
    • Years: 1962–1964 → 1963
34. C&R · II · 135Colt Idaho Territorial Centennial
    • Years: 1963–1964 → 1963. Dealer listings give a 1963 issue
35. C&R · II · 136Colt Indiana Sesquicentennial
    • Years: 1966–1967 → 1966. Dealer listing gives a 1966 issue
36. C&R · II · 142Colt Kansas Centennial
    • Years: 1961–1962 → 1961. Dealer and auction records give 1961
37. C&R · II · 147Colt Maine Sesquicentennial
    • Years: 1970–1971 → 1970. Dealer listings give a 1970 issue
38. C&R · II · 148Colt Mk IV Government Model, Michigan State Police 60th
    • Years: 1977–1978 → 1977. Dealer listing: made in 1977 (60th anniversary 1917–1977)
39. C&R · II · 150Colt Meuse Argonne commemorative (WWI Series)
    • Years: 1967–1969 → 1969. Dealer listings date Meuse-Argonne pistols to 1969
40. C&R · II · 151Colt Missouri Sesquicentennial
    • Years: 1971–1972 → 1970. Dealer listings give a 1970 issue (barrel dated 1820–1970), not 1971–1972
41. C&R · II · 152Colt Missouri Sesquicentennial Single Action Army
    • Years: 1971–1972 → 1970. Dealer and auction records give 1970, not 1971–1972
42. C&R · II · 154Colt Peacemaker Centennial 1973
    • Years: 1973 → 1973–1975. Dealer listings show 1973 issue and guns made in 1975
43. C&R · II · 155Colt Model 1900
    • Years: 1900–1903 → 1900–1902. Wikipedia infobox production 1900–1902
44. C&R · II · 156Colt Model 1902, Military
    • Years: 1902–1929 → 1902–1928. Wikipedia: Military Model production ended 1928
45. C&R · II · 158Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammer
    • Years: 1903–1929 → 1903–1927. Wikipedia and Old Colt: production ended 1927
46. C&R · II · 162Colt Model 1911, commercial
    • Years: 1912–1925 → 1912–1922. Old Colt serial table puts C130000 in 1922
47. C&R · II · 170Colt San Jacinto Single Action Army
    • Years: 1985–1987 → 1978
48. C&R · II · 171Colt Model U experimental prototype
    • Country: United States → China. Same RIA lot: made for Colt by Norinco, China
    • Country flag updated
    • Maker: Colt's Firearms → Norinco (China North Industries) for Colt's Manufacturing Co.. RIA lot 56/264 (Wayback): "This prototype pistol was manufactured for Colt by Norinco, China", barrel marked "MODEL U CAL .22/COLT HARTFORD CT CHINA NORINCO"
    • Years: 1950–1990 → 1980–2008. Bounded by Norinco's establishment (1980, Wikipedia) and the Colt factory letter's shipping date of October 16, 2008 (RIA lot); the prototype's own year is not stated
49. C&R · II · 172Colt Government Model, Wisconsin State Patrol 45th
    • Years: 1983–1985 → 1983–1984. Derived: the Wisconsin State Patrol was formed September 1, 1939 (Wikipedia), so its 45th anniversary is 1984; ATF's "70 series" points to the Mk IV Series 70, which Wikipedia's M1911 article ends in 1983 — the sources disagree by a year, so y covers both
50. C&R · II · 173Colt Montana Territory Centennial
    • Years: 1964–1965 → 1964. Dealer listings give a 1964 issue for both calibers
51. C&R · II · 174Colt National Match
    • Years: 1932–1941 → 1932–1942. Old Colt's pre-war National Match page: introduced in Colt's catalog in January 1932, "manufactured until 1942"; Scope stays the pre-war Colt National Match
52. C&R · II · 177Colt Nevada Centennial “Battle Born”
    • Years: 1964–1965 → 1964. Dealer listings give a 1964 issue
53. C&R · II · 178Colt Nevada Centennial
    • Years: 1964–1965 → 1964. Dealer and auction records give 1964
54. C&R · II · 180Colt New Frontier .357, S/N 4411NF
    • Years: 1961–1974 → 1962–1965. American Rifleman: New Frontier shipments began in 1962 and the 4¾" barrel ATF lists was discontinued in 1965; Guns Magazine: four-digit NF serials (3000NF–73XXNF) are the 2nd Generation run, so S/N 4411NF is a 2nd Generation gun
55. C&R · II · 183Colt New Jersey Tercentenary
    • Years: 1964–1965 → 1964. Dealer listings give 1964 for both calibers
56. C&R · II · 184Colt New Mexico Golden Anniversary
    • Years: 1962–1963 → 1962. Dealer listings give a 1962 issue
57. C&R · II · 187Colt NRA Centennial Gold Cup National Match
    • Years: 1971–1972 → 1971. Dealer listing: made in 1971
58. C&R · II · 188Colt NRA Centennial Single Action Army
    • Years: 1971–1972 → 1971. Dealer listings: 1971, one-year production
59. C&R · II · 191Colt Officers Model .38, two listed serials
    • Years: 1928–1938 → 1927–1933. Old Colt's Official Police ship-date table (numbers continued from Army Special) dates S/N 535472 to 1927 (513216–540000) and 585683 to 1933 (580000–586000); Old Colt's own pre-war .38 Officers Models (SN 529292 MFG 1928, 578215 MFG 1932, 620491 MFG 1937) show the .38 Officers Model numbered in that series
60. C&R · II · 200Colt Pacific Theater commemorative (WWII Series)
    • Years: 1970–1971 → 1970. Dealer listings give a 1970 issue
61. C&R · II · 201Colt Pat Garrett commemorative (Lawman Series)
    • Years: 1968–1969 → 1968. Dealer listings give 1968 for both calibers
62. C&R · II · 206Colt Police Positive .38, postal service issue
    • Years: 1925–1949 → 1939–1947. Proofhouse's Police Positive .38 table puts the ATF cut-off S/N 383000 at 1939, and Wikipedia's infobox ends Police Positive production in 1947
63. C&R · II · 207Colt Police Positive .38, S/N 139212
    • Years: 1905–1925 → 1922. Proofhouse's Police Positive .38 table puts S/N 139212 between 137000 (1922) and 150000 (1923)
64. C&R · II · 240Colt Wyoming Diamond Jubilee
    • Years: 1965 → 1964–1965. Dealer listing dates the Frontier Scout Wyoming Diamond Jubilee to 1964; barrels marked 1890-1965
65. C&R · II · 241Colt XIT Ranch Special Edition Single Action Army
    • Years: 1976–2017 → 1979
66. C&R · II · 244CZ vz. 38
    • Years: 1938–1945 → 1938–1939. Wikipedia infobox and Ezell: produced 1938–1939
67. C&R · II · 249CZ vz. 82
    • Years: 1982–1992 → 1983–1992. Wikipedia: CZ 82 production 1983–1992; 1982 is the design year
68. C&R · II · 251Danish M1910/21 Bergmann-Bayard
    • Maker: Hærens Rustkammer (Danish Army Arsenal) → Hærens Tøjhus; Hærens Rustkammer (Danish Army arsenals), Copenhagen. Forgotten Weapons: first 900 marked HÆRENS TØJHUS, then 1,904 marked HÆRENS RUSTKAMMER; Wikipedia: made in Copenhagen
69. C&R · II · 252Davis-Warner Infallible
    • Years: 1915–1919 → 1914–1919. Buffaloe: Type I Infallible began manufacture in 1914
70. C&R · II · 253Dreyse pistols, all calibers
    • Years: 1907–1918 → 1907–1915. Wikipedia infobox production 1907–1915 (Wood)
71. C&R · II · 267French MAS 49/56
    • Years: 1957–1978 → 1957–1965. MAS-49/56 introduced 1957; family production ended 1965 (Wikipedia infobox); 1978 is when FAMAS began replacing it in service
72. C&R · II · 270German Granatenwerfer 16 spigot mortar
    • Years: 1915–1918 → 1916–1918. The 1915 design was the Gr.W.15; the Gr.W.16 is the 1916 model (service from 1916)
73. C&R · II · 279H&R Handy-Gun, rifled barrel, no stock
    • Years: 1921–1934 → 1930–1934. The ATF entry is the rifled-barrel pistol, produced 1930–1934 per the H&R Handy-Gun article; 1921 is the smoothbore start
74. C&R · II · 290Hi-Standard experimental electric free pistol, .22
    • Years: 1950–1984 → 1960–1984. Sports Illustrated (2 May 1960): High Standard's new electric .22 free pistol, designed with the Army Advanced Marksmanship Unit, "rushed into the hands of the U.S. Army Advanced Marksmanship Unit at Fort Benning, Ga. in March" 1960, the first eight going to the AMU; the 1984 end is our estimate
75. C&R · II · 301High Standard Model E
    • Years: 1937–1942 → 1938–1942. Buffaloe: Model E production began 18 May 1938; Gun Digest: introduced 1938
76. C&R · II · 302High Standard Model G-380
    • Years: 1943–1950 → 1947–1950. Gun Digest: introduced 1947, discontinued 1950; development began late 1944 and production late 1947
77. C&R · II · 307High Standard Model H-A
    • Years: 1939–1942 → 1940–1942. Buffaloe: H-A first shipped 28 March 1940
78. C&R · II · 310High Standard Model H-D
    • Years: 1939–1942 → 1940–1942. Buffaloe: H-D appeared 29 January 1940
79. C&R · II · 311High Standard Model H-E
    • Years: 1939–1942 → 1940–1942. Buffaloe: H-E appeared 29 January 1940
80. C&R · II · 319Hungarian Model 48 carbine (M44 type)
    • Maker: State arsenal, Budapest (code 02) → Fémáru Fegyver és Gépgyár (FÉG), Budapest (code 02). Hungariae.com (archived) names FÉG, Budapest as the 48.M carbine maker
    • Years: 1948–1959 → 1952–1953. Hungariae.com serial table dates the 48.M carbine to 1952–1953 (inside ATF's 1950s-or-earlier limit)
81. C&R · II · 320Ishapore 2A rifle, before 1965
    • Years: 1963–1964 → 1962–1964. Wikipedia: production of the 2A/2A1 started in 1962
82. C&R · II · 321Brixia pistol
    • Years: 1912–1914 → 1913–1914. Wikipedia Brixia Model 1913 infobox production date 1913-1914, 1912 is the design year
    • Note on the ATF wording added. Wikipedia Glisenti Model 1910 names the 7.65mm predecessor the Model 1906
83. C&R · II · 322Glisenti Model 1910
    • Years: 1910–1915 → 1909–1910. Wikipedia: the mod. 1910 was in production only in 1909 and 1910
84. C&R · II · 324Ithaca double-barrel shotguns, before 1950
    • Years: 1880–1949 → 1883–1949. Ithaca's own history and Gun Digest date the first Ithaca guns to 1883 (Wikipedia's 1880 founding date conflicts with its own 1883 text)
85. C&R · II · 331J.P. Sauer & Sohn pistols, before 1946
    • Years: 1913–1945 → 1905–1945. The Roth–Sauer pistol was made by Sauer from 1905, before the Model 1913
86. C&R · II · 334Johnson M1941 rifle
    • Years: 1941–1944 → 1940–1945. Wikipedia infobox production date 1940–1945
87. C&R · II · 341Ishapore 2A & 2A1 rifle, through 1973
    • Years: 1963–1973 → 1962–1973. Wikipedia: production of the 2A/2A1 started in 1962
88. C&R · II · 345Mauser Parabellum, 76 Jahre 1900–1975 commemorative
    • Years: 1975–1985 → 1975–1976. ATF marking: the line quotes "1900-1975" with "76 Jahre" (1900 + 76 = 1976), so the issue year is 1975 or 1976; nothing supports a later end
89. C&R · II · 354Marlin 336 TS, Powell Wyoming 75th Anniversary
    • Years: 1984–1985 → 1984. Derived: Powell, Wyoming "was incorporated in 1909" (Wikipedia), so its 75th anniversary is 1984; nothing supports a 1985 end
90. C&R · II · 363MBA Gyrojet pistols
    • Years: 1962–1970 → 1962–1975. Wikipedia infobox production date 1962–1975
91. C&R · II · 385Ortgies .25, S/N 10073
    • Years: 1919–1926 → 1919–1924. Wikipedia infobox production date 1919–1924; no source for 1926
92. C&R · II · 386Ortgies .32, S/N 126314
    • Years: 1919–1926 → 1919–1924. Wikipedia infobox production date 1919–1924; no source for 1926
93. C&R · II · 398Polish M44 carbine (wz. 44)
    • Years: 1951–1959 → 1951–1955. Wikipedia (FB Łucznik Radom) dates Radom's Mosin–Nagant production to 1951–1955 (inside ATF's 1950s-or-earlier limit)
94. C&R · II · 413Remington Model 51
    • Years: 1918–1927 → 1918–1926. Wikipedia: made from 1918 to 1926
95. C&R · II · 428Ruger Blackhawk flattop .357, 10-inch barrel
    • Years: 1955–1962 → 1959–1961. Ruger's .357 Blackhawk serial chart puts S/Ns 20000–38000 in 1959–1961
96. C&R · II · 430Ruger Blackhawk flattop .357, 6½-inch barrel
    • Years: 1955–1962 → 1959–1962. Ruger's .357 Blackhawk serial chart puts S/Ns 20000–42689 in 1959–1962
97. C&R · II · 432Ruger Blackhawk flattop .44, 7½-inch barrel
    • Years: 1956–1962 → 1959–1962. Ruger's .44 Blackhawk serial chart puts S/Ns 17000–29860 in 1959–1962
98. C&R · II · 433Ruger Blackhawk flattop .44, 10-inch barrel
    • Years: 1956–1962 → 1959–1962. Ruger's .44 Blackhawk serial chart puts S/Ns 18000–29860 in 1959–1962
99. C&R · II · 436Ruger/Remington Canadian Centennial set No. 1, Special Deluxe
    • Years: 1967 → 1966–1967
100. C&R · II · 437Ruger/Remington Canadian Centennial set No. 2
     • Years: 1967 → 1966–1967
101. C&R · II · 438Ruger/Remington Canadian Centennial set No. 3
     • Years: 1967 → 1966–1967
102. C&R · II · 446Ruger Single-Six, engraved
     • Years: 1953–1957 → 1954–1957. Ruger's Single-Six serial chart puts S/N 5100 in 1954
103. C&R · II · 453Dragunov SVD, Soviet issue
     • Maker: Izhevsk Mechanical Plant → Izhevsk Machine-Building Plant (Izhmash). The SVD is an Izhmash (now Kalashnikov Concern) product, Izhmekh is a separate pistol/shotgun maker
104. C&R · II · 455Nagant M1895 revolver, Tula
     • Years: 1899–1950 → 1899–1945. The Nagant M1895 article gives production to 1945 and no source supports 1950 (ATF's "after 1898" lower limit kept)
105. C&R · II · 459Tokarev SVT-38
     • Maker: Tula Arsenal → Tula & Izhevsk. The SVT-40 article's SVT-38 section states Izhmash also produced it from late 1939 (matches the SVT-40 entry)
106. C&R · II · 463Tokarev TT R-3 training pistol
     • Maker: Tula Arsenal → Izhevsk Mechanical Plant (State Mechanical Plant No. 622). Historypistols.ru: the TT-based Р-3 was designed by G. V. Sevryugin at the Izhevsk Mechanical Plant, which made the R-3 and R-4 from 1945
     • Years: 1935–1955 → 1945–1959. Historypistols.ru dates development from April 1945 and Izhevsk production from 1945, while Russian Wikipedia's ТТ article places the R-3's creation in the 1950s
107. C&R · II · 464Tokarev TT R-4 target pistol
     • Maker: Tula Arsenal → Izhevsk Mechanical Plant (State Mechanical Plant No. 622). Historypistols.ru: the TT-based Р-4 was designed by G. V. Sevryugin at the Izhevsk Mechanical Plant, which made the R-3 and R-4 from 1945
     • Years: 1935–1955 → 1945–1959. Historypistols.ru dates development from April 1945 and Izhevsk production from 1945, while Russian Wikipedia's ТТ article places the R-3's creation in the 1950s
108. C&R · II · 468Savage Model 1907
     • Years: 1908–1920 → 1907–1920. The Savage Model 1907 article dates production 1907–1920
109. C&R · II · 479S&W .22/32 Kit Gun
     • Years: 1935–1953 → 1936–1953. Gun Digest (Standard Catalog) says the .22/32 Kit Gun was introduced in 1936
110. C&R · II · 482S&W .32 Double Action, late 4th & 5th Models
     • Name: S&W .32 Double Action, 5th Model → S&W .32 Double Action, late 4th & 5th Models. S/N 209302 and higher begins inside the 4th Model range
     • Years: 1909–1919 → 1899–1919. Gun Digest's serial ranges put S/N 209302 in the 4th Model (1883–1909, 43406–282999), so the entry covers late 4th Models as well as the 1909–1919 5th Model
111. C&R · II · 483S&W .32 Safety Hammerless, 2nd & 3rd Models
     • Name: S&W .32 Safety Hammerless, 3rd Model → S&W .32 Safety Hammerless, 2nd & 3rd Models. Gun Digest gives the 2nd Model as S/N 91418–169999 (1902–1909), so ATF's S/N 91401 and higher covers both
112. C&R · II · 485S&W .38 Double Action, late 4th & 5th Models
     • Name: S&W .38 Double Action, 5th Model → S&W .38 Double Action, late 4th & 5th Models. S/N 382023 and higher begins inside the 4th Model range
     • Years: 1909–1911 → 1899–1911. Gun Digest's serial ranges put S/N 382023 in the 4th Model (1895–1909, 322701–539000), so the entry covers late 4th Models as well as the 5th Model
113. C&R · II · 493S&W .44 Hand Ejector, 1st–3rd Models
     • Years: 1908–1950 → 1908–1949. Gun Digest dates the .44 HE 1st–3rd Models 1908–1949
114. C&R · II · 495S&W .455 Mark II Hand Ejector
     • Years: 1915–1917 → 1914–1917. ATF lists all .455 Mark II Hand Ejectors and Gun Digest dates the 1st Model 1914–1915, the 2nd 1915–1917
115. C&R · II · 507S&W Model 39, steel frame
     • Years: 1966 → 1964–1967
116. C&R · II · 508S&W Model 39-1 (52-A)
     • Note on the ATF wording added. RIA 4091 lots 3681–3682 and 4096 lot 1554 all describe the 52-A in .38 AMU
117. C&R · II · 518S&W Model 66, Naval Investigative Service
     • Years: 1970–1992 → 1988
118. C&R · II · 526S&W M13 Aircrewman
     • Years: 1953–1954 → 1951–1957. Gun Digest (Standard Catalog) gives M13 Aircrewman manufacture 1951–1957; Wikipedia dates the USAF order to 1953 — widened to cover both
119. C&R · II · 532M1 Garand, S/N 2502800
     • Years: 1944–1945 → 1944. NPS month-end serial table places Springfield S/N 2502800 in January 1944
120. C&R · II · 541Steyr-Hahn M1912
     • Years: 1912–1919 → 1912–1920. Wikipedia: production continued until 1920
121. C&R · II · 547T/C Contender, 25th Anniversary
     • Years: 1990 → 1990–1992. '25th Anniversary' reads as 1990 (company founded 1965) or 1992 (Contender introduced 1967), per Wikipedia 'Thompson/Center Arms'
122. C&R · II · 563M1C sniper rifle
     • Years: 1944–1945 → 1944–1953. American Rifleman: 4,796 M1Cs were made at Springfield Armory in 1951–1953 besides the 7,971 wartime rifles
123. C&R · II · 607Winchester Model 54, speed lock .270
     • Years: 1930–1936 → 1932–1936. Speed lock added 1932 (Boone and Crockett) or 1933 (American Rifleman), Model 54 discontinued 1936; no source for 1930
124. C&R · II · 617Winchester Model 70 Ultra Match
     • Years: 1964–1972 → 1972–1979. LSB Auctions (Wayback copy): "First offered in 1972, the Model 70 Ultra Match … was only available on a special order basis … discontinued in 1979" (179–263 made); resolves the earlier auction-snippet lead
125. C&R · II · 625Winchester Model 94, Texas Ranger Commemorative
     • Years: 1973 → 1973–1974. WACA lists the Texas Ranger under 1974, a dealer record dates an example to 1973; widened to cover both
126. C&R · II · 639Winchester 94 Chevrolet Outdoorsman carbine
     • Maker: Winchester (Olin Corp.) / U.S. Repeating Arms Co. → U.S. Repeating Arms Co.. The serial range starts after 1982 and Olin sold the plant to U.S. Repeating Arms in December 1980 (Winchester Repeating Arms Company, Wikipedia)
     • Years: 1980–1990 → 1983–1990. Savage99.com's Model 94 serial table ends 1982 at S/N 5103248, below ATF's lowest serial 5130000 (partial; end is our estimate)
127. C&R · II · 650Winchester 94 Legendary Lawman Commemorative carbine
     • Years: 1978 → 1977. WACA commemorative list and dealer listings (SN LL09928, LL11265) date the Legendary Lawman to 1977
128. C&R · II · 672Winchester 94 U.S. Border Patrol Commemorative carbine
     • Maker: Winchester (Olin Corp.) → Winchester (Olin or U.S. Repeating Arms). WACA commemorative list dates the U.S. Border Patrol issue to 1981, the year the New Haven plant passed from Olin to U.S. Repeating Arms
     • Years: 1974 → 1981. WACA commemorative list dates the U.S. Border Patrol issue to 1981, the year the New Haven plant passed from Olin to U.S. Repeating Arms
129. C&R · II · 679Winchester 94 Centennial ’66 carbine
     • Name: Winchester Model 1866 Centennial carbine → Winchester 94 Centennial ’66 carbine. The 1966 Centennial '66 is a gold-receiver Model 94 in .30-30 honouring the Model 1866 (Bonhams lot 710)
     • Calibers: .44-40 WCF → .30-30. The 1966 Centennial '66 commemorative is a Model 94 in .30-30 (Bonhams lot 710), not a .44 Model 1866
     • Search aliases updated. The 1966 Centennial '66 is a gold-receiver Model 94 in .30-30 honouring the Model 1866 (Bonhams lot 710)
     • Reference article: Winchester rifle → Winchester Model 1894. The 1966 Centennial '66 is a gold-receiver Model 94 in .30-30 honouring the Model 1866 (Bonhams lot 710)
130. C&R · II · 680Winchester 94 Centennial ’66 rifle
     • Name: Winchester Model 1866 Centennial rifle → Winchester 94 Centennial ’66 rifle. The 1966 Centennial '66 is a gold-receiver Model 94 in .30-30 honouring the Model 1866 (Bonhams lot 710)
     • Calibers: .44-40 WCF → .30-30. The 1966 Centennial '66 commemorative is a Model 94 in .30-30 (Bonhams lot 710), not a .44 Model 1866
     • Search aliases updated. The 1966 Centennial '66 is a gold-receiver Model 94 in .30-30 honouring the Model 1866 (Bonhams lot 710)
     • Reference article: Winchester rifle → Winchester Model 1894. The 1966 Centennial '66 is a gold-receiver Model 94 in .30-30 honouring the Model 1866 (Bonhams lot 710)
131. C&R · II · 697Yugoslav M48 Mauser
     • Years: 1948–1965 → 1950–1965. Wikipedia Zastava M48: designed 1948, produced 1950–1965
132. C&R · III · 010FN Browning Model 1903, with stock
     • Years: 1903–1940 → 1903–1927. Wikipedia (FN Model 1903): FN introduced it in 1903 and stopped production in 1927 (sales from stock into the 1930s; Husqvarna m/07 is a separate Swedish licence)
133. C&R · III · 013Chinese jingal (wall gun)
     • Maker: Unknown Chinese maker → Not stated (Chinese manufacture)
134. C&R · III · 031Colt SAA Winchester-Colt Commemorative, smoothbore
     • Years: 1969 → 1984. The WC-serial Winchester-Colt commemorative is the 1984 set (WACA list; Richmond Auctions S/N 1214WC "manufactured in 1984")
135. C&R · III · 033CZ vz. 24, with holster stock
     • Years: 1924–1938 → 1925–1938. Wikipedia (Pistole vz. 24): approved 1924, first deliveries August 1925, production 1925–38
136. C&R · III · 037DWM Luger m/23, Finnish contract, with board stock
     • Years: 1923–1930 → 1922–1929. Wikipedia (Luger pistol, Finland) and jaegerplatoon.net: deliveries from July 1922, 8,000 in service by 1929
137. C&R · III · 039Cottrell Flashlight Revolver
     • Years: 1923–1930 → 1923–1929. The only dated sources say "in the 1920s" (Cody Firearms Museum) and "circa 1920s" (RIA), so the end may not pass 1929
138. C&R · III · 045Mauser Tankgewehr M1918
     • Years: 1918 → 1918–1919. Article: production January 1918 – April 1919, about 1,490 made after the Armistice
139. C&R · III · 046Volkssturmgewehr VG 1-5
     • Years: 1944–1945 → 1945. Article: the Gustloff VG 1-5 was designed in 1944 but produced from January 1945 to the end of the war
140. C&R · III · 054H&R Handy-Gun, rifled barrel
     • Years: 1921–1934 → 1930–1934. ATF line is the 12-1/4" rifled-barrel variant; the article dates that variant 1930–1934 (1921 is the smooth-bore start)
141. C&R · III · 056H&R M4 survival rifle
     • Years: 1949–1951 → 1949–1952. Article infobox: production 1949–1952; the listed serial is undated, so the full span is kept
142. C&R · III · 061High Standard Sentinel R-100 smoothbore, Diamond Ted edition
     • Years: 1955–1974 → 1955. ATF names the R-100 design series; a collector history dates the R-100 to 1955 only (R-101 from 1956); 1974 was the end of the Sentinel line, not of the R-100
143. C&R · III · 085Marlin Model 1892, 15-inch barrel
     • Note on the ATF wording updated. ATF's own Model 1894 .44-40 S/N 386485 15-inch line
144. C&R · III · 086Marlin Model 1893 carbine, .25, 15-inch barrel
     • Years: 1893–1935 → 1893–1936. Kept 1893–1935; the Model 336 article's 1893–1936 is the whole Model 1893 line, so y lies within it
145. C&R · III · 087Marlin Model 1893 carbine, .25-36, 15-inch barrel
     • Years: 1893–1935 → 1893–1936. Kept 1893–1935; the Model 336 article's 1893–1936 is the whole Model 1893 line, so y lies within it
146. C&R · III · 088Marlin Model 1893 carbine, .30-30, 15-inch barrel
     • Years: 1893–1935 → 1893–1936. Kept 1893–1935; the Model 336 article's 1893–1936 is the whole Model 1893 line, so y lies within it
147. C&R · III · 089Marlin Model 1893 carbine, .30-30, 15-inch barrel, matching buttstock
     • Years: 1893–1935 → 1893–1936. Kept 1893–1935; the Model 336 article's 1893–1936 is the whole Model 1893 line, so y lies within it
148. C&R · III · 090Marlin Model 1893 carbine, .32, 15-inch barrel
     • Years: 1893–1935 → 1893–1936. Kept 1893–1935; the Model 336 article's 1893–1936 is the whole Model 1893 line, so y lies within it
149. C&R · III · 091Marlin Model 1893 carbine, .32 HPS, 15-inch barrel, matching buttstock
     • Years: 1893–1935 → 1893–1936. Kept 1893–1935; the Model 336 article's 1893–1936 is the whole Model 1893 line, so y lies within it
150. C&R · III · 092Marlin Model 1893 carbine, .32 HPS, 15-inch barrel
     • Years: 1893–1935 → 1893–1936. Kept 1893–1935; the Model 336 article's 1893–1936 is the whole Model 1893 line, so y lies within it
151. C&R · III · 093Marlin Model 1893 carbine, .32 Special, 15-inch barrel
     • Years: 1893–1935 → 1893–1936. Kept 1893–1935; the Model 336 article's 1893–1936 is the whole Model 1893 line, so y lies within it
152. C&R · III · 094Marlin Model 1893 carbine, .32-30/.32-40/.32 HPS, 15-inch barrel
     • Years: 1893–1935 → 1893–1936. Kept 1893–1935; the Model 336 article's 1893–1936 is the whole Model 1893 line, so y lies within it
153. C&R · III · 095Marlin Model 1893 carbine, .32-40, 15 1/8-inch barrel
     • Years: 1893–1935 → 1893–1936. Kept 1893–1935; the Model 336 article's 1893–1936 is the whole Model 1893 line, so y lies within it
154. C&R · III · 096Marlin Model 1893 carbine, .32-40, 15-inch barrel
     • Years: 1893–1935 → 1893–1936. Kept 1893–1935; the Model 336 article's 1893–1936 is the whole Model 1893 line, so y lies within it
155. C&R · III · 097Marlin Model 1893 carbine, .32-30, 15-inch barrel
     • Years: 1893–1935 → 1893–1936. Kept 1893–1935; the Model 336 article's 1893–1936 is the whole Model 1893 line, so y lies within it
156. C&R · III · 098Marlin Model 1893 carbine, .38 HPS, 15-inch barrel
     • Years: 1893–1935 → 1893–1936. Kept 1893–1935; the Model 336 article's 1893–1936 is the whole Model 1893 line, so y lies within it
157. C&R · III · 099Marlin Model 1893 carbine, .38-55, 15-inch barrel
     • Years: 1893–1935 → 1893–1936. Kept 1893–1935; the Model 336 article's 1893–1936 is the whole Model 1893 line, so y lies within it
158. C&R · III · 116Mauser C96 with holster stock, before 1940
     • Years: 1896–1939 → 1896–1937. Article: Mauser production ran 1896–1937 (1940 Luftwaffe sales were from stock); ATF's "prior to 1940" is only the upper limit
159. C&R · III · 137Spanish C96 copies, with holster stock, before 1946
     • Years: 1927–1945 → 1926–1945. Mauser C96 dates the first Spanish semi-auto copy (Beistegui Royal Model H) to 1926, a year before Astra
160. C&R · III · 139Stevens 1898 New Model Pocket Shotgun
     • Years: 1895–1906 → 1896–1905. Blue Book dates the matching New Model Pocket Shotgun No. 39 circa 1896–1905
161. C&R · III · 140Stevens Hunter’s Pet No. 34 pocket rifle
     • Years: 1888–1916 → 1872–1900. Gun Digest gives about 4,000 made 1872–1900 and Rock Island Auction "Introduced in 1872"; the old span matched no source
162. C&R · III · 141Stevens Hunter’s Pet No. 34½ pocket rifle
     • Maker: J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co. → J. Stevens & Co.; J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co.
     • Years: 1888–1916 → 1872–1900. RIA dates the No. 34 1/2 Vernier Hunter's Pet 1872–1886 and Gun Digest the No. 34 Hunter's Pet 1872–1900
163. C&R · III · 143Stevens New Model Pocket Rifle, first issue
     • Maker: J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co. → J. Stevens & Co.. First-issue barrels are marked J. Stevens & Co. (Gun Digest) and the firm kept that name until 1886
164. C&R · III · 144Stevens New Model Pocket Rifle, second issue
     • Maker: J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co. → J. Stevens & Co.; J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co.. Years 1875–1896 spans the 1886 change of firm name (Wikipedia, Stevens Arms)
165. C&R · III · 146Stevens No. 39 New Model Pocket Shotgun
     • Years: 1895–1906 → 1896–1905. Blue Book: No. 39 mfg. circa 1896–1905
166. C&R · III · 147Stevens Reliable Pocket Rifle, second issue
     • Years: 1875–1896 → 1896–1916. Gun Digest dates the No. 42 Reliable Pocket Rifle, which it describes as following the "first issue Reliable", 1896–1916
167. C&R · III · 149Stevens Vernier New Model Pocket Rifle No. 40½
     • Years: 1896–1916 → 1896–1915. Gun Digest dates the No. 40-1/2 1896–1915 (RIA 1896–1905, inside that span); no source gives 1916
168. C&R · III · 153Taylor Fur Getter
     • Years: 1912–1930 → 1914–1930. The guns are marked "PAT'D JUNE 2 1914" (Lovelace patent 1,098,742), so 1912 predates the earliest marked production (RIA lot, Wayback)
169. C&R · III · 158Walther Armee Pistole (1937), with stock
     • Years: 1937–1938 → 1935–1937. Rock Island Auction lots date the stocked AP (Armee-Pistole) prototypes circa 1935–37
170. C&R · III · 163Winchester Model 36
     • Years: 1920–1927 → 1919–1927. Wikipedia's Winchester model list gives 1919 for the Model 36, Gun Digest 1920–1927; widened to cover both
171. C&R · III · 164Winchester Model 1873 carbine, .32-20 WCF, 14-inch
     • Years: 1873–1919 → 1873–1923. Wikipedia (Winchester rifle, Model 1873) says made 1873–1923, Gun Digest says discontinued 1919; widened to cover both
172. C&R · III · 165Winchester Model 1873 carbine, .32 WCF, 15-inch, S/N 382028
     • Years: 1873–1919 → 1873–1923. Wikipedia (Winchester rifle, Model 1873) says made 1873–1923, Gun Digest says discontinued 1919; widened to cover both
173. C&R · III · 166Winchester Model 1873 carbine, .44-40 WCF, 15-inch
     • Years: 1873–1919 → 1873–1923. Wikipedia (Winchester rifle, Model 1873) says made 1873–1923, Gun Digest says discontinued 1919; widened to cover both
174. C&R · III · 167Winchester Model 1873 carbine, .44-40 WCF, 14-inch
     • Years: 1873–1919 → 1873–1923. Wikipedia (Winchester rifle, Model 1873) says made 1873–1923, Gun Digest says discontinued 1919; widened to cover both
175. C&R · III · 168Winchester Model 1873 carbine, .44 WCF, 13 1/2-inch, S/N 526199
     • Years: 1873–1919 → 1899. Wikipedia (Winchester rifle, Model 1873) says made 1873–1923, Gun Digest says discontinued 1919; widened to cover both
176. C&R · III · 170Winchester Model 1885 carbine, .25-35, 15-inch, S/N 104783
     • Action: Lever → Other
177. C&R · III · 171Winchester Model 1885 carbine, .44-40 WCF, 15-inch
     • Action: Lever → Other
178. C&R · III · 178Winchester Model 1892 carbine, .30 WCF, 14-inch
     • Years: 1892–1941 → 1903–1927. The two listed serials dated by the Proofhouse Model 1892 table and the WACA lookup (1903, 1927); widened to 1927 where they disagree
179. C&R · III · 222Marlin Model 1893 carbine, .32 HPS, 15 1/8-inch barrel
     • Years: 1893–1935 → 1893–1936. The cited Model 336 article says the Model 1893 was produced 1893–1936
180. C&R · III · 223Marlin Model 1893 carbine, .32-40, 15 1/4-inch barrel
     • Years: 1893–1935 → 1893–1936. The cited Model 336 article says the Model 1893 was produced 1893–1936
181. C&R · III · 236Winchester Model 1894 carbine, .30 WCF, 14 1/4-inch, S/N 923000
     • Years: 1894–1934 → 1920. Years end 1934 rests on sibling models only; the cited Winchester Model 1894 article gives production 1894–2006; a Winchester serial table for S/N 923000 would date this carbine.
182. C&R · IIIA · 002Belgian cane gun
     • Maker: Unknown Belgian makers → Not stated (Belgian manufacture). ATF names no maker, so the house wildcard convention applies (cf. "Not stated (English manufacture)")
183. C&R · IIIA · 011Mannlicher M1896 pistol-carbine
     • Note on the ATF wording added. Wikipedia Mannlicher M1901 and Gun Digest Model 1896/03
184. C&R · IIIA · 027“Merveilleux” squeezer pistol
     • Maker: Not stated → J. Rouchouse & Cie. ATF names no maker, but a Rock Island Auction lot (Wayback) credits the design to Jacques Rouchouse and reads the "JR & CIE" marking
     • Years: 1879–1898 → 1880–1898. The only dated source puts the design in the 1880s, so 1879 lay outside it
185. C&R · IIIA · 029Turbiaux “Protector” palm pistol
     • Note on the ATF wording updated
186. C&R · IIIA · 031Remington Cane Gun, Model 2
     • Years: 1858–1898 → 1866–1888. ATF names the .32 rimfire cane, and Rock Island Auction (two lots, Wayback copies) dates the rimfire canes (.22 and .32) to about 1866–1888; the 1858 patent covered the earlier percussion cane
187. C&R · IIIA · 039Stevens Reliable Pocket Rifle, first issue
     • Maker: J. Stevens & Co.; J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co. → J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co.. J. Stevens & Co.
     • Years: 1869–1896 → 1886–1896. Gun Digest dates the (first issue) Reliable Pocket Rifle 1886–1896
188. C&R · IV · 006Astra Model F machine pistol
     • Years: 1932–1935 → 1934–1936. Forgotten Weapons (1935), Poulin Auctions (1934–1935) and Wikipedia (1936) date the 1,126 Model Fs; widened to cover all
189. C&R · IV · 007Astra 901, 902 & 903 machine pistols
     • Years: 1928–1933 → 1928–1934. Wikipedia (Astra Model 900) gives Astra 903 production as 1932 to 1934
190. C&R · IV · 008Azul selective-fire pistol
     • Years: 1930–1936 → 1931–1936. The Super Azul is marked with the MM 31 (Modelo Militar 1931) trademark (Calvó), so 1930 predates its first possible year
191. C&R · IV · 009Austen Mk I & Mk II
     • Years: 1942–1945 → 1942–1944. Wikipedia (Austen submachine gun) gives production 1942–1944
192. C&R · IV · 010Owen Mk I & Mk II
     • Years: 1941–1945 → 1942–1944. Wikipedia (Owen gun) gives production 1942–1944
193. C&R · IV · 017Benét–Mercié machine rifle, Model 1909
     • Years: 1909–1917 → 1909–1918. Wikipedia (Hotchkiss M1909) gives French production 1909–1918
194. C&R · IV · 026Browning Automatic Rifle M1918 / M1918A2
     • Years: 1917–1950 → 1917–1960. Wikipedia M1918 BAR gives original-BAR production 1917–1960, incl. Royal McBee Korean War M1918A2s (1950s) and the FN / Carl Gustaf makers ATF lists
195. C&R · IV · 031Chinese copy of the U.S. 60mm mortar
     • Maker: Chinese arsenals → Not stated (Chinese manufacture)
196. C&R · IV · 035Colt Model 1895 machine gun
     • Years: 1895–1917 → 1895–1916. Wikipedia (M1895 Colt–Browning) says Colt ceased M1895 production in 1916
197. C&R · IV · 036Colt Model 1914 machine gun
     • Years: 1914–1918 → 1914–1916. Wikipedia (M1895 Colt–Browning) dates the 1914 version from 1914 and Colt's production end to 1916
198. C&R · IV · 039Colt MG38 & MG38B water-cooled machine gun
     • Years: 1931–1945 → 1929–1945. The M1917 Browning article gives both a 1931 design year for the MG38 series and Norwegian service of the Colt MG 38 (m/29) from 1929; widened to cover both
199. C&R · IV · 043Hovea M/49
     • Maker: Dansk Industri Syndikat → Danish state arsenal, Copenhagen (Husqvarna licence). Forgotten Weapons and Modern Firearms both put licensed production at a state arsenal/firm in Copenhagen, not the private Dansk Industri Syndikat
     • Years: 1949–1955 → 1950–1952. Forgotten Weapons: 750 made in 1950 and the main run of 15,000 in 1952 (adopted 1949)
200. C&R · IV · 048Degtyarev PTRD-41
     • Years: 1941–1945 → 1941–1944. Wikipedia (PTRD-41) gives production 1941–1944
201. C&R · IV · 052FN Browning Automatic Rifle
     • Years: 1920–1977 → 1920–1967. Forgotten Weapons (FN-DA1): FN BAR production ended in 1967
202. C&R · IV · 054Suomi M/26 & KP/-31 submachineguns
     • Years: 1926–1945 → 1925–1945. Jaegerplatoon.net: the M/26 was made 1925–1926
203. C&R · IV · 058Chauchat Model 1918 (.30-06)
     • Maker: Gladiator; SIDARME → Gladiator. Wikipedia: the .30-06 guns were Gladiator-made, SIDARME made 8mm Lebel guns only
     • Years: 1917–1918 → 1918. Wikipedia: the 19,000 .30-06 Chauchats were delivered late in 1918
204. C&R · IV · 060Châtellerault FM 24/29
     • Years: 1924–1955 → 1925–1960. Wikipedia: production began July 1925, infobox production 1925–1960s (1955 end was earlier than the source allows)
205. C&R · IV · 061MAT Model 1949 submachinegun
     • Maker: Manufacture d'armes de Tulle (MAT) → Manufacture d'armes de Tulle (MAT); Manufacture d'armes de Saint-Étienne (MAS). Wikipedia: production moved to MAS in the mid-1960s
     • Years: 1949–1979 → 1949–1973. Wikipedia: production ended 1973 (1979 is the FAMAS adoption/phase-out date)
206. C&R · IV · 062Model 37 50mm mortar
     • Years: 1937–1940 → 1939–1944. Wikipedia: production began 1939 (1937 = testing), stopped 1940 and resumed in 1944
207. C&R · IV · 063Canon de 75 Model 1897 field gun
     • Years: 1899–1945 → 1899–1940. Wikipedia infobox production 1897–1940
208. C&R · IV · 066MAT 49 submachinegun, 9mm
     • Maker: Manufacture d'armes de Tulle (MAT) → Manufacture d'armes de Tulle (MAT); Manufacture d'armes de Saint-Étienne (MAS). Wikipedia: production moved to MAS in the mid-1960s
     • Years: 1949–1979 → 1949–1973. Wikipedia: production ended 1973 (1979 is the FAMAS adoption/phase-out date)
209. C&R · IV · 0697.5cm Pak 39 anti-tank gun
     • Maker: Not stated → Rheinmetall-Borsig; Seitz-Werke. Wikipedia names both makers
210. C&R · IV · 074Bergmann MG 15nA (air-cooled)
     • Years: 1916–1918 → 1916–1919. Wikipedia infobox production 1916–1919
211. C&R · IV · 077Bergmann MP 35/I machine pistol
     • Maker: Bergmann, Suhl; Junker & Ruh, Karlsruhe → Bergmann, Suhl; Carl Walther, Zella-Mehlis; Junker & Ruh, Karlsruhe. Wikipedia: Walther made about 5,000 in 1936–1940
212. C&R · IV · 079MG 81 & MG 81Z aircraft machineguns
     • Years: 1939–1945 → 1940–1945. Wikipedia (en, de): production 1940–1945
213. C&R · IV · 081MK 108 30mm aircraft cannon
     • Years: 1942–1945 → 1943–1945. Wikipedia infobox production 1943–1945
214. C&R · IV · 085FG 42 paratrooper rifle
     • Years: 1942–1945 → 1943–1945. Wikipedia infobox production 1943–1945 (1942 = design)
215. C&R · IV · 087Gast twin-barrel machinegun
     • Note on the ATF wording updated. The Lewis entry is not adjacent
216. C&R · IV · 090MG 34 light machinegun
     • Years: 1934–1945 → 1935–1945. Wikipedia infobox production 1935–1945 (1934 = introduction)
217. C&R · IV · 095MP 18,I submachinegun
     • Years: 1918–1920 → 1918–1919. Wikipedia infobox: MP 18,I production 1918–1919
218. C&R · IV · 099Parabellum MG 14 (.30)
     • Note on the ATF wording added
219. C&R · IV · 104German assault rifles, 1941–1945 (StG 44 family)
     • Maker: C.G. Haenel; Carl Walther; Erma; Steyr; J.P. Sauer & others → C.G. Haenel; Carl Walther; J.P. Sauer & Sohn; Steyr-Daimler-Puch & others
220. C&R · IV · 114Hotchkiss Models 1897, 1900 & 1914 machineguns
     • Years: 1897–1940 → 1897–1935. Wikipedia infobox: Mle 1914 production 1914–1920 (no later production stated)
221. C&R · IV · 120Breda-SAFAT 7.7mm aircraft machinegun
     • Years: 1935–1945 → 1930–1945. Wikipedia (en, it): Breda made the Breda-SAFAT from 1930 (ATF's 'Model 1935' is a designation, not a production date)
222. C&R · IV · 122Fiat-Revelli Model 1935 machinegun
     • Maker: Fiat → Metallurgica Bresciana già Tempini (M.B.T.). Wikipedia infobox names M.B.T. as manufacturer of the Fiat Mod. 35
223. C&R · IV · 125Fiat-Revelli Model 1914 machinegun
     • Maker: Fiat → Fiat; Metallurgica Bresciana già Tempini. Wikipedia infobox names both
     • Years: 1914–1930 → 1914–1920. Wikipedia (en 1914–1919, it 1914–1920)
224. C&R · IV · 129Ho-103 12.7mm aircraft machinegun
     • Maker: Japanese Army arsenals → Chūō Kōgyō; Nagoya Army Arsenal. Japanese Wikipedia names Chūō Kōgyō (design and manufacture) and Nagoya Army Arsenal
225. C&R · IV · 130Ho-5 20mm aircraft cannon
     • Maker: Japanese Army arsenals → Chūō Kōgyō. Japanese Wikipedia infobox names Chūō Kōgyō as designer and maker
226. C&R · IV · 131Type 99 20mm Oerlikon aircraft cannon
     • Maker: Japanese Navy arsenals → Dai-Nippon Heiki; Toyokawa & Tagajō Naval Arsenals. Japanese Wikipedia: built by Dai-Nippon Heiki, later also at the two naval arsenals
     • Years: 1939–1945 → 1937–1945. Japanese Wikipedia: production began summer 1937 (1939 = IJN adoption)
227. C&R · IV · 132Ho-155 Type 1 30mm aircraft cannon
     • Maker: Japanese Army arsenals → Nagoya Army Arsenal. Japanese Wikipedia (ホ155-I)
228. C&R · IV · 133Ho-155 Type 2 30mm aircraft cannon
     • Maker: Japanese Army arsenals → Nagoya Army Arsenal; Kokura Army Arsenal. Japanese Wikipedia (ホ155-II)
229. C&R · IV · 134Ho-204 37mm aircraft cannon
     • Maker: Japanese Army arsenals → Chūō Kōgyō (Ōmori); Nagoya Army Arsenal. Japanese Wikipedia (ホ204, ホ155-I)
230. C&R · IV · 135Ho-301 40mm caseless aircraft cannon
     • Maker: Japanese Army arsenals → Not stated (Japanese manufacture)
231. C&R · IV · 137Type 92 70mm battalion gun
     • Maker: Japanese Army arsenals → Osaka & Nagoya Army Arsenals. Japanese Wikipedia names both arsenals
232. C&R · IV · 139Type 94 37mm gun
     • Maker: Japanese Army arsenals → Not stated (Japanese manufacture)
     • Years: 1934–1945 → 1936–1941. Wikipedia: production began 1936, infobox production 1936–1941 (1934 = designation year)
233. C&R · IV · 140Browning-type 12.7mm aircraft fixed machinegun
     • Maker: Japanese Army arsenals → Not stated (Japanese manufacture)
234. C&R · IV · 142Type 1 twin-barrel aircraft machinegun
     • Maker: Japanese Army arsenals → Nagoya Army Arsenal. Japanese Wikipedia (一式旋回機関銃)
235. C&R · IV · 143Type 3 heavy machinegun
     • Years: 1914–1940 → 1914–1932. Wikipedia infobox production 1914–1932
236. C&R · IV · 144Type 10 grenade discharger (knee mortar)
     • Maker: Japanese Army arsenals → Not stated (Japanese manufacture)
     • Years: 1921–1945 → 1921–1937. Wikipedia (en, ja): production ended 1937
237. C&R · IV · 145Type 11 light machinegun
     • Maker: Japanese Army arsenals → Nambu Arms Manufacturing (Chūō Kōgyō). Japanese Wikipedia infobox
238. C&R · IV · 146Type 38 machinegun (Hotchkiss)
     • Maker: Japanese Army arsenals → Tokyo Artillery Arsenal. Japanese Wikipedia (三八式機関銃)
     • Years: 1905–1920 → 1907–1920. Wikipedia (ja, en): adopted 1907 (1905 = Meiji 38 designation year)
239. C&R · IV · 147Type 89 grenade discharger (knee mortar)
     • Years: 1929–1945 → 1932–1945. Wikipedia: production began 1932 (1929 = adoption)
240. C&R · IV · 148Type 89 aircraft machinegun (Vickers pattern)
     • Maker: Japanese Army arsenals → Not stated (Japanese manufacture)
241. C&R · IV · 149Type 91 tank machinegun
     • Maker: Japanese Army arsenals → Nagoya Army Arsenal. Japanese Wikipedia (十一年式軽機関銃, Type 91 section)
     • Years: 1931–1940 → 1932–1936. Japanese Wikipedia (十一年式軽機関銃, Type 91 section)
242. C&R · IV · 150Type 92 heavy machinegun
     • Maker: Japanese Army arsenals → Tokyo First Army Arsenal; Hitachi Heiki; Nippon Kōgaku. Japanese Wikipedia (九二式重機関銃)
243. C&R · IV · 152Type 92 13.2mm tank machinegun
     • Maker: Japanese Army arsenals → Not stated (Japanese manufacture)
244. C&R · IV · 153Type 96 light machinegun
     • Maker: Japanese Army arsenals → Nambu Arms Manufacturing (Chūō Kōgyō). Japanese Wikipedia infobox
245. C&R · IV · 154Type 97 20mm anti-tank rifle
     • Maker: Japanese Army arsenals → Kokura Army Arsenal; Nihon Tokushukō. Japanese Wikipedia (九七式自動砲), en infobox 1939–1943
     • Action: Select-fire / auto → Semi-auto, Select-fire / auto. Wikipedia Type 97 automatic cannon: semi-automatic only per Williams and the 1943 operations manual, full-auto per Zaloga and the US Handbook; ATF's "machinegun" keeps Select-fire / auto
     • Years: 1937–1945 → 1938–1943. Japanese Wikipedia (九七式自動砲), en infobox 1939–1943
246. C&R · IV · 155Type 97 tank machinegun
     • Maker: Japanese Army arsenals → Nagoya Army Arsenal. Japanese Wikipedia (九七式車載重機関銃)
247. C&R · IV · 156Type 98 aircraft machinegun
     • Maker: Imperial Japanese Army arsenals → Nagoya Army Arsenal. En and Japanese Wikipedia infoboxes name Nagoya Army Arsenal as the Type 98 maker
248. C&R · IV · 159Type 100 twin aircraft machinegun
     • Maker: Imperial Japanese Army arsenals → Nagoya Army Arsenal. Japanese Wikipedia (the en article names no maker) gives Nagoya Army Arsenal
249. C&R · IV · 161Lahti L-39 anti-tank rifle
     • Years: 1940–1944 → 1939–1944. Wikipedia infobox gives production 1939–1944
250. C&R · IV · 163Lovelace Fur Getter
     • Years: 1914–1917 → 1914–1916. The maker ATF names, Hopkins & Allen, went bankrupt in 1916 before Marlin-Rockwell bought it (Hopkins & Allen, Wikipedia), so 1917 lay past the only dated end
251. C&R · IV · 164Mauser 75 Jahre Parabellum Karabiner commemorative
     • Years: 1975–1980 → 1979–1980. Rock Island Auction catalogue records date serials K095 to 1979 and K199 to 1980 (run of 250 marked "75 Jahre/Parabellum-Pistole/Mod. Karabiner")
252. C&R · IV · 169Marlin tank machinegun M1918
     • Years: 1918 → 1917–1918. Wikipedia dates the Marlin tank/aircraft version's introduction to 1917
253. C&R · IV · 170Mauser Schnellfeuer & prototypes
     • Years: 1930–1938 → 1930–1936. Mauser C96 article dates the Nickl select-fire guns to 1930–1931 and the Schnellfeuer to 1932–1936
254. C&R · IV · 174Oerlikon 20mm cannon, U.S.-made
     • Years: 1940–1945 → 1941–1945
255. C&R · IV · 182Rheinmetall MG 17
     • Years: 1934–1945 → 1934–1944. Wikipedia infobox gives production 1934–1944
256. C&R · IV · 184Degtyarev DA, DP, DPM, DT & RP-46
     • Years: 1928–1961 → 1927–1950. Russian Wikipedia dates the first series DPs to November 1927 (en gives 1928), widened to cover both
257. C&R · IV · 186PPD-34/38 & PPD-40
     • Maker: Soviet state arsenals → Kovrov Plant No. 2; Sestroretsk & Kulakov plants, Leningrad. Russian Wikipedia names the plants
     • Years: 1934–1941 → 1934–1944. English Wikipedia gives production 1934–1944, ru gives 1934–December 1942; widened to cover both, no source gives 1941
258. C&R · IV · 187SG-43 Goryunov heavy machinegun
     • Years: 1943–1955 → 1943–1961. Russian Wikipedia gives SG-43 production 1943–1961; no source gives 1955
259. C&R · IV · 188Russian 50mm mortars PM-38 to PM-41
     • Years: 1938–1943 → 1939–1943. En and Russian Wikipedia date production 1939–1943 (1938 is the adoption year)
260. C&R · IV · 192Fedorov Avtomat
     • Maker: Kovrov works → Sestroretsk Arms Factory; Kovrov works. Russian Wikipedia gives the 1916–1917 production at Sestroretsk and the 1919–1925 run at Kovrov
261. C&R · IV · 193Simonov AVS-36
     • Years: 1936–1940 → 1934–1940. The AVS-36 article's production figures start in 1934
262. C&R · IV · 195Tokarev AVT-40
     • Maker: Tula & Izhevsk arsenals → Tula Arsenal (Factory No. 314, Mednogorsk). M9130.info places AVT-40 assembly at Factory No. 314 (Izhevsk stopped SVT production in 1942)
     • Years: 1942–1945 → 1942–1943. SVT-40 article: AVT-40 ordered into production May 1942, none made after summer 1943
263. C&R · IV · 199Solothurn S18-100, S18-1000 & S18-1100
     • Years: 1934–1945 → 1932–1943. English Wikipedia gives production 1934–1943, de gives a 1932 start; widened to cover both; no source gives 1945
264. C&R · IV · 203SS1 Sidewinder machinegun, S/N Ex-016
     • Calibers: Not stated → 9mm Parabellum. ATF names no caliber, and Forgotten Weapons gives the SS-1 as the 9mm Parabellum model
     • Years: 1976–1980 → 1976–1979. Forgotten Weapons says the guns were made in the late 1970s and the planned 1980 production never happened
265. C&R · IV · 204SS1 Sidewinder machineguns
     • Calibers: Not stated → 9mm Parabellum. ATF names no caliber, and Forgotten Weapons gives the SS-1 as the 9mm Parabellum model
     • Years: 1976–1980 → 1976–1979. Forgotten Weapons says the guns were made in the late 1970s and the planned 1980 production never happened
266. C&R · IV · 214Kg m/21 automatic rifle
     • Maker: Carl Gustafs stads gevärsfaktori → Colt; Carl Gustafs stads gevärsfaktori. The BAR article and the marked Armémuseum example show the first m/21s were Colt-made
267. C&R · IV · 215Kg m/37 automatic rifle
     • Maker: Carl Gustafs stads gevärsfaktori; Husqvarna → Carl Gustafs stads gevärsfaktori
268. C&R · IV · 217Pvg m/42 20mm recoilless rifle
     • Years: 1942–1945 → 1942–1944. Wikipedia infobox gives production 1942–1944
269. C&R · IV · 219Thompson Model 1927 semiautomatic carbine
     • Years: 1921–1928 → 1921–1936. Gun Digest dates the Colt Model 1927 semi-auto conversions 1927–1936 from 1921-made guns; no source gives 1928
270. C&R · IV · 223Thompson submachineguns, 1945 or earlier
     • Years: 1919–1945 → 1918–1945. ATF covers prototypes, and the Thompson article has prototypes ready by November 1918
271. C&R · IV · 225Tippmann ½-scale Browning .50 HB
     • Years: 1983–1987 → 1985–1986. Forgotten Weapons: the half-scale M2HB (.22 Magnum) was added in 1985, and Tippmann sold the business when the registry closed in 1986
272. C&R · IV · 226Tippmann ½-scale Browning 1919
     • Years: 1983–1987 → 1983–1986. Forgotten Weapons and TFB date the full-auto 1919 to 1983–1986 (the 1987 Gun Digest date is for the semi-auto 1917)
273. C&R · IV · 231United Defense UD M42
     • Years: 1942–1945 → 1942–1943. Wikipedia infobox gives production 1942–1943
274. C&R · IV · 2323-inch Field Gun M1902
     • Maker: Bethlehem Steel; Rock Island Arsenal & others → Watervliet Arsenal; Bethlehem Steel; Rock Island Arsenal (carriages). Registry records show guns built at Watervliet and Bethlehem on Rock Island carriages
275. C&R · IV · 2333-inch Anti-tank Gun M5
     • Maker: U.S. Army Ordnance contractors → Pullman-Standard; Vilter Mfg. & others. Registry records name the gun makers
276. C&R · IV · 23437mm Antitank Gun M3 & M3A1
     • Years: 1940–1945 → 1940–1943. Wikipedia: production July 1940 – October 1943
277. C&R · IV · 239Browning M1919A4
     • Years: 1919–1945 → 1936–1945. The M1919 article dates the A4's production blueprints to late 1936 with production soon after; 1919 is the base model's year
278. C&R · IV · 240M2 Carbine (M2 & M2A1)
     • Years: 1944–1945 → 1945. The M1 carbine article says actual M2 production began in April 1945; ATF limit prior to 1946
279. C&R · IV · 243M3 submachinegun, 9mm
     • Maker: U.S. Government → Guide Lamp Division, General Motors. The M3 article says the ~1,000 original 9 mm M3s were built by Guide Lamp
280. C&R · IV · 247U.S. Maxim Model 1904
     • Maker: Colt’s Patent Firearms Mfg. Co. → Vickers, Sons & Maxim; Colt’s Patent Firearms Mfg. Co.. The Maxim gun article says 90 of the 287 M1904s were made by Vickers, Sons & Maxim
281. C&R · IV · 248Colt Vickers M1915 & M1918
     • Years: 1915–1918 → 1917–1918. Small Arms Review and Wikipedia: Colt had made no M1915 by April 1917, production began late 1917 and in 1918 added the aircraft models; 1915 is the order/designation year
282. C&R · IV · 252M3 & M3A1 submachinegun
     • Years: 1942–1953 → 1943–1953. Wikipedia M3 submachine gun: adopted December 1942, Guide Lamp production 1943–1945, Ithaca in the early 1950s
283. C&R · IV · 25337mm Gun M6
     • Maker: U.S. Government contractors → Not stated (U.S. manufacture)
284. C&R · IV · 25560mm Mortar M2
     • Maker: U.S. Government contractors → Read Machinery; Kennedy-Van Saun; Firestone (M1: Brandt, France). The M2 mortar article names the makers
     • Years: 1940–1945 → 1938–1945. The eight M1 mortars ATF also lists were French-built Brandt guns bought in 1938
285. C&R · IV · 25675mm Pack Howitzer M1A1, S/N 336
     • Maker: U.S. Government arsenals → General Electric (Erie, PA). The M116 article names General Electric and registry records show 1941 M1A1 tubes made by GE at Erie
286. C&R · IV · 25876mm Tank Gun M1, M1A1 & M1A2
     • Maker: U.S. Government contractors → Not stated (U.S. manufacture)

1. C&R · II · 321Brixia pistol
   • Reference article: Glisenti Model 1910 → Brixia Model 1913. The Brixia article covers MBT's 9mm Glisenti Brixia pistol, the only Brixia in that caliber; ATF's 'M1906' is not a Brixia designation
   • Reference article reclassified
2. C&R · III · 125OSS glove pistol
   • Reference article: none → Sedgley OSS .38
3. C&R · III · 128Quackenbush bicycle rifle
   • Reference article: none → Quackenbush rifle. The article covers the Quackenbush rifle line and mentions the bicycle-rifle stock variant; Henry M. Quackenbush has no page
4. C&R · IV · 106Sedgley glove pistol, S/N IRS-3580
   • Reference article: none → Sedgley OSS .38. The article covers the Sedgley Mk 2 glove pistol made for the U.S. Marines, which is what the ATF line describes

1. C&R · III · 030Colt SAA smoothbore
   • Name: Colt SAA smoothbore, S/N 325085 → Colt SAA smoothbore. April 2025 edition adds a second entry with the same wording, S/N 336874
   • Years: 1910–1913 → 1913–1918. April 2025 edition adds a second entry with the same wording, S/N 336874
   • Years shown as: S/N 325085 only → Listed serials only. April 2025 edition adds a second entry with the same wording, S/N 336874
   • Serial list removed. April 2025 edition adds a second entry with the same wording, S/N 336874
2. C&R · III · 060High Standard Model S smoothbore
   • Name: High Standard Model S smoothbore, S/N 59493 → High Standard Model S smoothbore. April 2025 edition adds a second entry with the same wording, S/N 59464
   • Serial list removed. April 2025 edition adds a second entry with the same wording, S/N 59464
3. C&R · III · 088Marlin Model 1893 carbine, .30-30, 15-inch barrel
   • Note on the ATF wording updated
4. C&R · III · 104Marlin Model 1894 carbine, .33-20, 15-inch barrel
   • Note on the ATF wording updated
5. C&R · III · 108Marlin Model 1894 carbine, 15-inch barrel
   • Note on the ATF wording updated
6. C&R · III · 173Winchester Model 1886 line-throwing gun
   • Note on the ATF wording updated
7. C&R · III · 175Winchester Model 1892 carbine, .25-20 WCF, 15-inch
   • Note on the ATF wording updated
8. C&R · III · 180Winchester Model 1892 carbine, .32-20 WCF, 14-inch
   • Note on the ATF wording updated
9. C&R · III · 185Winchester Model 1892 carbine, .38-40 WCF, 14-inch
   • Note on the ATF wording updated
10. C&R · III · 186Winchester Model 1892 carbine, .38-40 WCF, 15-inch
    • Note on the ATF wording updated
11. C&R · III · 189Winchester Model 1892 carbine, .44-40 WCF, 15-inch
    • Note on the ATF wording updated
12. C&R · III · 190Winchester Model 1892 carbine, .44-40 WCF, 14-inch
    • Note on the ATF wording updated
13. C&R · III · 196Winchester Model 1892 carbine, .44 WCF, 14 1/8-inch
    • Note on the ATF wording updated
14. C&R · III · 206Winchester Model 1894 carbine, .30-30, 15-inch
    • Note on the ATF wording updated
15. C&R · III · 208Winchester Model 1894 carbine, .30 WCF, 15 1/8-inch
    • Note on the ATF wording updated
16. C&R · III · 211Winchester Model 1894 carbine, .30 WCF, 15 1/16-inch
    • Note on the ATF wording updated
17. C&R · IIIA · 044Winchester Model 1873 carbine, .44-40 WCF, 15-inch barrel
    • Note on the ATF wording updated

Editorial confidence re-rated for 293 records (293 raised) after their references were re-checked. How we rate confidence

1. C&R · II · 007Sistema Colt Model 1927, Ejército Argentino
   • Years: 1927–1966 → 1927–1945. S/N cut-off 24501 falls in the 1945 block of the FMAP serial table, so later production is excluded
2. C&R · II · 008Sistema Colt Model 1927, commercial
   • Years: 1927–1966 → 1945–1966. DGFM-made commercial pistols post-date the 1945 start of FMAP production
3. C&R · II · 009Armand Gavage pistol
   • Name: Armand Gevage pistol → Armand Gavage pistol. Maker is Gavage; pistol production began early 1930s, not 1920
   • Years: 1920–1939 → 1930–1939. Maker is Gavage; pistol production began early 1930s, not 1920
4. C&R · II · 014Thompson Korean War Commemorative
   • Years: 1975–1999 → 1974–1999. Start aligned with West Hurley 1927A1 production (1974–1999); issue year of the commemorative itself not found
5. C&R · II · 015Thompson World War II Commemorative
   • Years: 1975–1999 → 1974–1999. Start aligned with West Hurley 1927A1 production (1974–1999); issue year of the commemorative itself not found
6. C&R · II · 016Thompson Vietnam Commemorative
   • Years: 1975–1999 → 1974–1999. Start aligned with West Hurley 1927A1 production (1974–1999); issue year of the commemorative itself not found
7. C&R · II · 019Bannerman Model 1937 Springfield
   • Years: 1935–1945 → 1937–1945. A 1937-designated rifle can't predate 1937; source dates it c. 1938
8. C&R · II · 027Beretta Model 1934, Italian Air Force
   • Years: 1946–1991 → 1946–1992. End year to 1992, the end of M1934 production per Wikipedia
9. C&R · II · 031Beretta Model 1951, Israeli contract
   • Years: 1951–1960 → 1953–1980. Start moved to 1953, when M1951 production began (1951 is the design year)
10. C&R · II · 050Browning Hi Power, Classic Edition
    • Years: 1985–1986 → 1984–1986. Classic series manufactured 1984–1986
11. C&R · II · 052Browning Hi Power, Gold Classic Edition
    • Years: 1985–1986 → 1984–1986. Manufactured 1984–1986
12. C&R · II · 059Clement pistol, 5mm
    • Years: 1903–1908 → 1903–1907. 5mm Clement pistol made 1903–1907
13. C&R · II · 060Colt .38 National Match
    • Calibers: .38 → .38 Special. The .38 National Match is chambered for .38 Special wadcutters
    • Search aliases updated. The .38 National Match is chambered for .38 Special wadcutters
14. C&R · II · 078Colt Arizona Ranger commemorative
    • Calibers: .22 → .22 LR. 1972 issue, not 1970–1980; .22 LR
    • Years: 1970–1980 → 1972–1973. 1972 issue, not 1970–1980; .22 LR
15. C&R · II · 091Colt SAA, Buffalo Bill Wild West Show
    • Calibers: .45 → .45 Colt. .45 Colt (.45 LC) per the 1983 issue
16. C&R · II · 111Colt Dodge City commemorative (Kansas Series)
    • Calibers: .22 → .22 LR. 1966 issue; .22 LR Frontier Scout
    • Years: 1967–1969 → 1966. 1966 issue; .22 LR Frontier Scout
17. C&R · II · 114Colt Government Model, engraved for President Grau of Cuba
    • Years: 1944–1948 → 1947. S/N C231769 falls in the 1947 block
18. C&R · II · 118Colt Fort Hays commemorative (Kansas Series)
    • Calibers: .22 → .22 LR. 1969 issue; .22 LR Frontier Scout
    • Years: 1968–1971 → 1969. 1969 issue; .22 LR Frontier Scout
    • Search aliases updated. 1969 issue; .22 LR Frontier Scout
19. C&R · II · 119Colt Fort Larned commemorative (Kansas Series)
    • Calibers: .22 → .22 LR. 1969 issue; .22 LR Frontier Scout
    • Years: 1968–1971 → 1969. 1969 issue; .22 LR Frontier Scout
    • Search aliases updated. 1969 issue; .22 LR Frontier Scout
20. C&R · II · 121Colt Fort Scott commemorative (Kansas Series)
    • Calibers: .22 → .22 LR. 1971 issue; .22 LR Frontier Scout
    • Years: 1968–1971 → 1971. 1971 issue; .22 LR Frontier Scout
    • Search aliases updated. 1971 issue; .22 LR Frontier Scout
21. C&R · II · 129Colt General Nathan Bedford Forrest
    • Calibers: .22 → .22 LR. 1968 issue (some shipped 1969), not 1966–1971; .22 LR
    • Years: 1966–1971 → 1968–1969. 1968 issue (some shipped 1969), not 1966–1971; .22 LR
    • Search aliases updated. 1968 issue (some shipped 1969), not 1966–1971; .22 LR
22. C&R · II · 133Colt Government Model, USS Texas Battleship Edition
    • Years: 1980–1999 → 1975. 1975 issue of 500 (the 2014 centennial pistol is a different issue)
23. C&R · II · 138Colt Joaquin Murrieta “1 of 100”
    • Years: 1966–1968 → 1965. 1965 issue, not 1966–1968
24. C&R · II · 139Colt John M. Browning Commemorative
    • Years: 1978–1990 → 1981. 1911–1981 commemorative made 1981
25. C&R · II · 140Colt John Wayne Commemorative revolver
    • Years: 1980–1990 → 1982. 1982 issue
26. C&R · II · 141Colt John Wayne Commemorative Single Action Army
    • Years: 1980–1990 → 1982. 1982 issue
27. C&R · II · 145Colt Lord and Lady Derringer
    • Calibers: .22 → .22 Short. Dealer dates them to the 1970s generally; .22 Short
    • Years: 1970–1971 → 1970–1979. Dealer dates them to the 1970s generally; .22 Short
28. C&R · II · 146Colt Government Model, L.A.P.D. Special Edition
    • Years: 1970–1999 → 1979–1981. Series 70 LAPD edition dated c.1980, not 1970–1999
29. C&R · II · 149Colt Match Target Woodsman, Hemingway’s
    • Years: 1947–1955 → 1953. S/N 128866S ships in 1953
30. C&R · II · 164Colt Model 1911, Egyptian police contract
    • Years: 1939–1941 → 1937. The C186000–C188000 range ships in 1937, not 1939–1941
31. C&R · II · 167Colt Courier
    • Calibers: .32 → .32 Colt New Police. .32 Colt New Police
32. C&R · II · 176Colt Ned Buntline Commemorative
    • Years: 1976–1979 → 1979. 1979 issue
33. C&R · II · 179Colt New Frontier .22 “Kit Carson”
    • Years: 1975–1979 → 1984–1986. 1984 issue, not 1975–1979
34. C&R · II · 195Colt Official Police .32-20, Glahn engraved
    • Years: 1928–1940 → 1929. S/N 554399 ships in 1929
35. C&R · II · 196Colt Official Police .38 Special, Glahn engraved
    • Years: 1928–1940 → 1929. S/N 554445 ships in 1929
36. C&R · II · 197Colt Official Police .38, Glahn silver-inlaid
    • Years: 1928–1940 → 1933. S/N 583469 ships in 1933
37. C&R · II · 198Colt Oklahoma Territory Diamond Jubilee
    • Calibers: .22 → .22 LR. 1966 issue; .22 LR
    • Years: 1964–1966 → 1966. 1966 issue; .22 LR
    • Search aliases updated. 1966 issue; .22 LR
38. C&R · II · 199Colt Oregon Trail commemorative (Kansas Series)
    • Calibers: .22 → .22 LR. 1965 issue, not 1967–1970; .22 LR
    • Years: 1967–1970 → 1965. 1965 issue, not 1967–1970; .22 LR
    • Search aliases updated. 1965 issue, not 1967–1970; .22 LR
39. C&R · II · 202Colt Pawnee Trail commemorative (Kansas Series)
    • Calibers: .22 → .22 LR. 1968 issue; .22 LR Frontier Scout
    • Years: 1967–1970 → 1968. 1968 issue; .22 LR Frontier Scout
    • Search aliases updated. 1968 issue; .22 LR Frontier Scout
40. C&R · II · 205Colt Pocket Positive, S/N 6164
    • Years: 1905–1910 → 1905–1940. Widened to the 1905–1940 production span because S/N 6164 cannot be dated from the Pocket Positive serial table
41. C&R · II · 210Colt Pony Express Presentation (Russell, Majors & Waddell)
    • Years: 1964–1965 → 1964. 1964 issue
42. C&R · II · 214Colt Santa Fe Trail commemorative
    • Years: 1967–1971 → 1968. RIA catalog dates the Santa Fe Trail (1SF–500SF) to 1968
43. C&R · II · 215Colt Second Marne commemorative pistol
    • Years: 1967–1969 → 1967–1968. Dealer listing dates the 2nd Marne Model 1911 commemorative circa 1967–1968
44. C&R · II · 217Colt Shawnee Trail commemorative
    • Years: 1967–1971 → 1969. RIA catalog dates the Shawnee Trail (1ST) to 1969
45. C&R · II · 218Colt Sheriff's Model Single Action Army
    • Years: 1961–1986 → 1960–1985. Gun Digest dates the 2nd-generation .45 Sheriff's Model to 1960–1975; the ATF's .44 points to the later 3rd-generation guns (c. 1980), so the end year stays an estimate
46. C&R · II · 228Colt Peacemaker Buntline, “Right to Keep and Bear Arms”
    • Years: 1975–1977 → 1977. Dealer listing: 1977 issue, 3,020 made
47. C&R · II · 229Colt Theodore Roosevelt Single Action Army
    • Years: 1975 → 1984–1985. The Roosevelt commemorative is a 1984 issue of 500 (not 1975); some examples are reported as 1985
48. C&R · II · 233Colt Wichita commemorative
    • Years: 1967–1971 → 1965. RIA catalog dates the Wichita (1KW) to 1965
49. C&R · II · 234Colt Wild Bill Hickok commemorative
    • Years: 1967–1971 → 1969. Both the .22 Frontier Scout and the .45 SAA Hickok Lawman commemoratives are 1969 issues
50. C&R · II · 238Colt Wyatt Earp Buntline Special
    • Years: 1964–1971 → 1964–1970. The .45 Lawman Wyatt Earp Buntline is dated 1970 by RIA and 1964 by a dealer set listing; range covers both
51. C&R · II · 239Colt Wyatt Earp commemorative
    • Years: 1967–1971 → 1964–1970. .22 Frontier Scout Earp is a 1970 issue; the .45 Earp Buntline is dated 1964 or 1970 by different listings
52. C&R · II · 245CZ vz. 50
    • Maker: Česká zbrojovka, Strakonice → Česká zbrojovka, Strakonice and Uherský Brod. Wikipedia: made first at Strakonice and later at Uherský Brod
53. C&R · II · 254Egyptian Rasheed carbine
    • Years: 1959–1965 → 1960–1969. Modern Firearms says about 8,000 were made in Egypt "during sixties"; dated examples run from 1960 to 1968
54. C&R · II · 256Erma EL 24 .22 rifle
    • Service: Commercial → Military. Wikipedia describes the EL 24 as a military training device for the Karabiner 98 and Steyr M1895
    • Search aliases updated
55. C&R · II · 257Esser-Barrat slide-action rifle
    • Name: Esser-Barratt slide-action rifle → Esser-Barrat slide-action rifle. Wikipedia spells it Esser-Barrat
    • Years: 1890–1920 → 1900–1910. Experimental rifle of the early 1900s, tested at Bisley in 1906
    • Search aliases updated. Added the "barrat" spelling
56. C&R · II · 258Langenhan pistols, all calibers
    • Years: 1914–1937 → 1914–1928. Unblinking Eye: Model I made from late 1914 to about the end of WWI; Models II and III (6.35mm) made from about 1919/20 to about 1928, then sold from stock
57. C&R · II · 264FN FAL G & GL series, Browning imports
    • Years shown as: Listed serials only → Imported 1959–1963. ATF states "imported ... from 1959 to 1963"; the label said only "Listed serials only"
58. C&R · II · 265French MAS 49/56, 7.62mm NATO
    • Years: 1960–1978 → 1957–1978. Wikipedia: MAS-49/56 introduced 1957, replaced by FAMAS from 1978
59. C&R · II · 274Greener Martini-action 14-gauge shotgun
    • Years: 1910–1965 → 1921–1965. The Greener police gun Mark I appeared around 1921
60. C&R · II · 275Gustloff pistol
    • Years: 1938–1940 → 1937–1945. Designed 1937; about 100 hand-assembled, last ones assembled from parts in late 1944
    • Service: Commercial → Military. The last guns were issued to the Volkssturm militia
61. C&R · II · 277Hammond / Hi-Standard .45 pistol
    • Years: 1945–1950 → 1938–1945. NRA Museum: High Standard began work on a .45 ACP pistol based on the Grant Hammond design in 1938
    • Search aliases updated. Removed "t3" (the T3 is a different 9mm prototype)
62. C&R · II · 293Hi-Standard experimental Model T-3
    • Years: 1965–1984 → 1947–1953. Forgotten Weapons: T3 made for the 1947 Army Air Corps survival-pistol program, cancelled 1953
    • Service: Commercial → Military. Made for the US Army Air Corps
63. C&R · II · 321Brixia pistol
    • Service: Commercial → Military. The Brixia was adopted by the Regia Marina as the Pistola automatica modello 1913
64. C&R · II · 332Jieffeco pistol, 7.65mm
    • Maker: Janssen Fils et Cie, Liège → Robar et de Kerkhove, Liège, for Janssen Fils & Cie. Littlegun.be: Janssen Fils & Cie held the Jieffeco name and had Robar make the pistols
    • Search aliases updated. Added robar, kerkhove, rosier
65. C&R · II · 333Jieffeco .25, Davis Warner marked
    • Maker: Robar et Cie, Liège, for Davis-Warner Arms Corp. → L. Robar & de Kerkhove, Liège, for Davis-Warner Arms Corp.. Unblinking Eye ties the Davis-Warner Jieffeco to the Louis Robar firm
    • Years: 1919–1926 → 1920–1921. The Davis-Warner order was placed around the end of 1920 or early 1921 (about 2,000 guns)
    • Search aliases updated. Added melior, kerkhove
66. C&R · II · 343Mauser Parabellum, 70 Jahre Kaiserreich Russland commemorative
    • Years: 1970–1985 → 1977. RIA: the 70 Jahre Imperial Russian commemorative was made in 1977 (250 made)
67. C&R · II · 344Mauser Parabellum, 75 Jahre Königreich Bulgarien commemorative
    • Years: 1970–1985 → 1977. RIA: the 75 Jahre Bulgarian commemorative was made in 1977 (250 made)
    • Search aliases updated. Added .30 luger
68. C&R · II · 349MAB Model R, 9mm Parabellum
    • Years: 1950–1966 → 1952–1964. Unblinking Eye: 9mm Model R introduced February 1952; R series made about 12 years
69. C&R · II · 356Mauser Model 1935, Chilean police
    • Years: 1935–1936 → 1935–1939. 10,000 carbines ordered in 1935, all delivered before WWII
70. C&R · II · 360Mauser Luger, engraved, S/N 11.010034
    • Years: 1970–1985 → 1969–1986. Wikipedia: Mauser Oberndorf postwar Parabellum production ran 1969–1986
71. C&R · II · 361Mauser Luger, engraved, S/N RG 900/1001
    • Years: 1970–1985 → 1969–1986. Wikipedia: Mauser Oberndorf postwar Parabellum production ran 1969–1986
72. C&R · II · 365Menz PB III
    • Years: 1925–1937 → 1930–1938. Unblinking Eye: Menz began the Model III/IV about 1930, advertised the III in 1933, and sold the firm in 1938
73. C&R · II · 366Menz PB IIIA
    • Years: 1925–1937 → 1930–1938. Unblinking Eye: Menz began the Model III/IV about 1930, advertised the III in 1933, and sold the firm in 1938
74. C&R · II · 367Menz PB IV
    • Years: 1925–1937 → 1930–1938. Unblinking Eye: Menz began the Model III/IV about 1930, advertised the III in 1933, and sold the firm in 1938
75. C&R · II · 368Menz PB IVa
    • Years: 1925–1937 → 1930–1938. Unblinking Eye: Menz began the Model III/IV about 1930, advertised the III in 1933, and sold the firm in 1938
76. C&R · II · 369Menz Special
    • Maker: August Menz, Suhl → August Menz, Suhl (later Theodor Bergmann Erben). Bergmann Erben took over the firm in 1938
    • Years: 1925–1937 → 1935–1940. PB Spezial patented 1934, advertised October 1935; production continued under Bergmann Erben to about 1940
77. C&R · II · 371Mexican Model 1954 Mauser
    • Years: 1954–1958 → 1954–1959. Wikipedia: production reduced from 1955 but continued until 1959
78. C&R · II · 377Mugica Model 120
    • Years: 1930–1970 → 1931–1954. Wikipedia: Mugica pistols made between 1931 and 1954
79. C&R · II · 382North Korean Type 1964 pistol
    • Years: 1964–1975 → 1964–1970. Wikipedia: developed and manufactured during the 1960s
    • Note on the ATF wording added. Flag the ATF caliber wording against the gun's actual cartridge
80. C&R · II · 383North Korean Type 68 pistol
    • Maker: State arsenal, North Korea → Chongyul Arms Plant, North Korea. Wikipedia: Type 68 produced at the Chongyul Arms Plant
81. C&R · II · 387OWA pistol
    • Years: 1920–1925 → 1921–1924. Unblinking Eye: production began 1921 and ended after the October 1924 layoffs
82. C&R · II · 388PAF Junior
    • Years: 1955–1965 → 1954–1957. Unblinking Eye: made from 1954 to 1957
83. C&R · II · 389PAF pistol, BRF marked
    • Years: 1955–1965 → 1957–1965. BRF guns followed the 1954–1957 PAF Junior; end year remains an estimate
    • Search aliases updated. Added freiling
84. C&R · II · 391Parker-Hale T-4 target rifle
    • Years: 1960–1974 → 1970–1974. The T4 was introduced in 1970; ATF caps it at prior to 1975
85. C&R · II · 396Phoenix (U.S.A.) .25 pistol
    • Maker: Phoenix Arms Co., Lowell, MA → Phoenix Mfg. Co. (Henri Rosier), Lowell, MA. Unblinking Eye: made by Henri Rosier's Phoenix Manufacturing Company, Lowell
    • Years: 1920–1925 → 1920–1921. Listed in Lowell directories 1920 and 1921; production stopped when Robar parts ran out
    • Search aliases updated. Added rosier, melior
86. C&R · II · 401Reising .22 pistol
    • Years: 1916–1924 → 1920–1925. ASOAC Bulletin 119: Reising made the pistols through two firms from 1919/1920 to late 1925
87. C&R · II · 409Remington 742, Canadian Centennial
    • Calibers: Not stated → .308 Winchester. Gun Digest: the Centennial 742s were .308
88. C&R · II · 435Ruger Blackhawk stainless .357/9mm convertible
    • Years: 1974–1985 → 1974. Ruger's New Model Blackhawk .357 chart puts 32-33639 at 1974 and 32-66489 at 1975, so S/Ns 32-56000–32-59000 shipped in 1974
89. C&R · II · 444Ruger Mark I, “U.S.” marked
    • Years: 1951–1960 → 1956. The first U.S. military order (4,600 guns, S/Ns 75845–79945, all marked 'U.S.') was made in 1956; ATF's 76000–79000 falls inside it
90. C&R · II · 448Ruger Super Blackhawk, 6½-inch barrel
    • Years: 1959–1972 → 1966. Ruger's Super Blackhawk chart: 22308 first shipped 1966, 26448 in 1967, so S/Ns 24000–26000 are 1966
91. C&R · II · 449Ruger Super Single-Six, chrome, 4⅝-inch barrel
    • Years: 1964–1972 → 1965. Ruger's Super Single-Six chart: 502608 first shipped 1965, 517860 in 1966
92. C&R · II · 450Ruger Super Single-Six, stainless, 4-inch barrel
    • Years: 1975–1985 → 1973–1976. Ruger's New Model Single-Six chart: 62-00001 (1973) to 64-94851 (1977); the range up to 64-65000 ends in 1976
93. C&R · II · 451Ruger Super Single-Six, stainless, 9-inch barrel
    • Years: 1975–1985 → 1973–1975. Ruger's New Model Single-Six chart: 62-00001 (1973), 63-31002 (1975), so S/Ns up to 63-40000 run 1973–1975
94. C&R · II · 508S&W Model 39-1 (52-A)
    • Years: 1961 → 1961–1964. The Model 52-A was made 1961–1964 (87 pistols)
    • Service: Commercial → Military. The 52-A was made expressly for the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit
95. C&R · II · 527S&W Model 66, Border Patrol 50th Anniversary
    • Years: 1974–1975 → 1975–1976. Dealer listing: no-dash Model 66 marked '1924-U.S. Border Patrol-1974', a limited run in 1976 (example dated 1975)
96. C&R · II · 534Standard Arms Model G
    • Years: 1909–1912 → 1909–1914. Barrel markings run Standard Arms Co. (1909-1911) and Standard Arms Manufacturing Co. (1912-1914); the company closed in April 1914
97. C&R · II · 535Standard Arms Model M
    • Years: 1909–1912 → 1909–1914. Standard Arms operated until April 1914 (barrel markings 1909-1914)
98. C&R · II · 536Standard Arms “Camp” rifle/shotgun
    • Years: 1909–1912 → 1909–1914. Standard Arms operated until April 1914 (barrel markings 1909-1914)
99. C&R · II · 539Steyr Model 1909 pocket pistol
    • Years: 1909–1914 → 1909–1933. About 130,500 made by OEWG 1909–1915 and 1919–1933
100. C&R · II · 540Steyr-Hahn M1912, police-accepted 9mm conversion
     • Years shown as: Converted 1938–1945 → Not stated. 'Converted 1938–1945' read as an ATF date limit; ATF states none
101. C&R · II · 542Stock pistol
     • Years: 1923–1940 → 1920–1940. 7.65mm production began 1920 or 1921; the last pistols were proofed after January 1940
102. C&R · II · 548T/C Contender, Steve Herrett Commemorative
     • Years: 1975–1995 → 1985–1986. Auction record: Steve Herrett Commemorative, one of 500, year range 1985-1986
103. C&R · II · 555M4 Survival Rifle
     • Years: 1949–1955 → 1949–1952. Wikipedia gives production 1949–1952
104. C&R · II · 557Winchester Model 94, Arapaho Commemorative
     • Years: 1981–2006 → 1992. WACA list: 1992 Arapaho, 500 made
105. C&R · II · 558Winchester Model 94, Nez Perce Commemorative
     • Years: 1981–2006 → 1993. WACA list: 1993 Nez Perce, 600 made
106. C&R · II · 572Uberti single action, Patton Commemorative
     • Calibers: .45 → .45 Colt. RIA gives 45 Long Colt; ATF's bare '.45' is this cartridge
     • Years: 1985–2010 → 1987–1997. RIA: one of 2,500 made c. 1987 for the American Historical Society; a dealer dates a cased example 1997
107. C&R · II · 577Walther P38, Norwegian Army crest
     • Maker: Carl Walther → Carl Walther, Ulm. The 369000–370000 block is post-war Ulm production
     • Years: 1945–1948 → 1974–1976. Dealer research (Mathisen, Walthers P.38 Pistol in Norway): last Norwegian contract block 369000-370000, delivered in the 1975 time frame
108. C&R · II · 589Webley Model 1909
     • Years: 1909–1930 → 1909–1914. Gun Digest: manufacture ended in 1914, just under 1,700 made
109. C&R · II · 592Webley–Fosbery automatic revolver
     • Name: Webley-Fosbury automatic revolver → Webley–Fosbery automatic revolver. Our name corrects ATF's spelling of Fosbery; ATF and Wikipedia both describe a self-loading (recoil-operated) revolver
     • Action: Other → Semi-auto. Our name corrects ATF's spelling of Fosbery; ATF and Wikipedia both describe a self-loading (recoil-operated) revolver
     • Search aliases updated. Our name corrects ATF's spelling of Fosbery; ATF and Wikipedia both describe a self-loading (recoil-operated) revolver
110. C&R · II · 596Winchester “Matched Set of 1000”
     • Maker: U.S. Repeating Arms Co., New Haven, CT → Winchester (Olin Corp.). 1979 issue predates the 1981 U.S. Repeating Arms takeover
     • Years: 1981 → 1979. WACA list: 1979 Matched Set of One Thousand, 1,000 made
111. C&R · II · 597Winchester Model 12, Ducks Unlimited
     • Years: 1972–1979 → 1975. Outdoor Life: Ducks Unlimited chose the Model 12 in 1975
112. C&R · II · 599Winchester Model 12, Ducks Unlimited prototype
     • Years: 1972–1979 → 1974–1975. Prototype for the 1975 Ducks Unlimited gun
113. C&R · II · 602Winchester Model 21 Grand American, S/N 32984
     • Maker: Winchester-Western Div., Olin Corp. → Winchester-Western Div., Olin Corp.; U.S. Repeating Arms Co.
114. C&R · II · 618Winchester Model 70 XTR Featherweight Ultra Grade
     • Years: 1984–1985 → 1983–1985. An Ultra Grade 1 of 1000 was a U.S. Repeating Arms show display in the 1983-84 season; the auction lists 1985
115. C&R · II · 626Winchester Model 94, Alberta Diamond Jubilee
     • Maker: U.S. Repeating Arms Co., New Haven, CT → Winchester (Olin or U.S. Repeating Arms)
116. C&R · II · 628Winchester Model 94, American Bald Eagle
     • Years: 1982–1983 → 1982. WACA list: 1982 American Bald Eagle (Silver 2,800, Gold 200)
117. C&R · II · 630Winchester Model 94, Bat Masterson
     • Maker: Winchester → Winchester (Olin Corp.). 1979 issue predates U.S. Repeating Arms
     • Years: 1970–1990 → 1979. WACA list: 1979 Bat Masterson, 8,000 made
118. C&R · II · 634Winchester 94 C.M. Russell, Great Western Artist carbine
     • Years: 1981–1983 → 1982. The Russell carbine is Great Western Artists I, issued 1982 (WACA; Bonhams)
119. C&R · II · 635Winchester 94 Calgary Stampede Commemorative carbine
     • Maker: Winchester (Olin Corp.) / U.S. Repeating Arms Co. → Winchester (Olin or U.S. Repeating Arms). 1981 issue, U.S. Repeating Arms era
     • Years: 1980–1987 → 1981. WACA list: 1981 Calgary Stampede, 1,000 made
120. C&R · II · 638Winchester 94 Canadian Pacific Centennial carbine
     • Maker: Winchester (Olin Corp.) / U.S. Repeating Arms Co. → Winchester (Olin or U.S. Repeating Arms)
121. C&R · II · 643Winchester 94 Frederic Remington, Great Western Artist carbine
     • Years: 1981–1983 → 1983. Great Western Artists I (1982) honored Russell, so the Remington carbine is GWA II, issued 1983 (WACA)
122. C&R · II · 645Winchester 94 John Wayne Commemorative carbine, Canadian issue
     • Maker: U.S. Repeating Arms Co., New Haven, CT → Winchester (Olin or U.S. Repeating Arms)
123. C&R · II · 646Winchester 94 John Wayne Commemorative carbine
     • Maker: U.S. Repeating Arms Co., New Haven, CT → Winchester (Olin or U.S. Repeating Arms)
124. C&R · II · 648Winchester 94 Klondike Gold Rush Commemorative carbine
     • Maker: Winchester (Olin Corp.) / U.S. Repeating Arms Co. → Winchester (Olin Corp.). 1975 issue, Olin era
     • Years: 1964–1998 → 1975. WACA list: 1975 Klondike Gold Rush, 10,500 made
125. C&R · II · 652Winchester 94 Limited Edition I
     • Years: 1976–1980 → 1977. WACA list: Limited Edition I issued 1977
126. C&R · II · 653Winchester 94 Limited Edition II rifle
     • Years: 1976–1980 → 1979. WACA list: 1979 Limited Edition II, 1,500 made
127. C&R · II · 663Winchester 94 One of One Thousand, European issue
     • Years: 1975–1976 → 1978. WACA list: 1978 One of One Thousand (not advertised in the US), 250 made
128. C&R · II · 666Winchester 94 Saskatchewan Diamond Jubilee carbine
     • Maker: Winchester (Olin Corp.) → Winchester (Olin or U.S. Repeating Arms)
129. C&R · II · 667Winchester 94 Sioux Commemorative carbine
     • Maker: Winchester (Olin Corp.) / U.S. Repeating Arms Co. → Winchester (Olin Corp.). 1976 issue, Olin era
     • Years: 1964–1998 → 1976. WACA list: 1976 Sioux
130. C&R · II · 668Winchester 94 Oliver F. Winchester Commemorative
     • Maker: Winchester (Olin Corp.) → Winchester (Olin or U.S. Repeating Arms)
131. C&R · II · 674Winchester 94 Wild Bill Hickok Commemorative
     • Years: 1985–2000 → 1996. WACA list: 1996 Wild Bill Hickok, 350 made (matches ATF S/Ns WBH001–WBH350)
132. C&R · II · 677Winchester 94 Yellow Boy Indian carbine
     • Years: 1964–1990 → 1972. WACA list: 1972 Yellow Boy (European issue), 4,903 made
133. C&R · II · 688Winchester Model 1897 riot gun, RIC marked
     • Years: 1897–1922 → 1919–1921. WACA historian: the known RIC riot guns (S/Ns 719789, 720424) were made early in 1920; the order dates to 1919/20
134. C&R · II · 692Winchester 9422 Annie Oakley Commemorative carbine
     • Maker: Winchester (Olin Corp.) / U.S. Repeating Arms Co. → U.S. Repeating Arms Co., New Haven, CT. 1982 issue, U.S. Repeating Arms era
     • Years: 1972–1990 → 1982. WACA list: 1982 Annie Oakley, 6,000 made
135. C&R · II · 693Winchester 9422 Cheyenne Commemorative rifle
     • Years: 1972–1980 → 1977. WACA list: 1977 Cheyenne 22 (not advertised in the US), 5,000 made
136. C&R · II · 694Winchester 9422 Eagle Scout Commemorative rifle
     • Years: 1981–1990 → 1985. WACA list: 1985 Eagle Scout, 1,000 made
137. C&R · III · 005Beretta Model 1918/30 carbine
     • Service: Military → Commercial. Forgotten Weapons: sold primarily to security and police forces, not armies
     • Search aliases updated. Added glisenti police
138. C&R · III · 012Clement pistol carbine
     • Years: 1903–1914 → 1912–1914. The 9mm Clément is the M1914 military pistol cut for a shoulder stock (patent addendum January 1914)
     • Service: Commercial → Military. Made for Belgian military trials
     • Search aliases updated. Added m1914, 9mm browning long, trials
139. C&R · III · 018Colt New Service smoothbore, S/N 55125
     • Years: 1898–1944 → 1898–1941. Wikipedia: New Service made 1898 until 1941
140. C&R · III · 019Colt New Service smoothbore, .44 WCF
     • Years: 1898–1944 → 1898–1941. Wikipedia: New Service made 1898 until 1941
141. C&R · III · 020Colt New Service smoothbore, S/N 325333
     • Years: 1898–1944 → 1898–1941. Wikipedia: New Service made 1898 until 1941
142. C&R · III · 021Colt New Service smoothbore, S/N 326596
     • Years: 1898–1944 → 1898–1941. Wikipedia: New Service made 1898 until 1941
143. C&R · III · 022Colt New Service smoothbore, S/N 326618
     • Years: 1898–1944 → 1898–1941. Wikipedia: New Service made 1898 until 1941
144. C&R · III · 026Colt .22 pistol with Monarch “Rifle-ette” stock, two serials
     • Years shown as: Listed serials only → Stock mfd. in the 1920s; listed serials. The 1920s date belongs to the stock; label now says so instead of 'Listed serials only'
145. C&R · III · 039Cottrell Flashlight Revolver
     • Years shown as: Patented 1923 → Not stated. ATF gives only a patent date, which is not a date limit; the label read as one
146. C&R · III · 041Frommer Stop, Benke-Thiemann stock
     • Calibers: .32 ACP, .380 ACP → 7.65mm Frommer, .380 ACP. The Stop's own chambering is the 7.65mm Frommer Long (it also fires .32 ACP)
     • Search aliases updated. Added 12.m and .32 acp aliases after the caliber correction
147. C&R · III · 043Kampfpistole
     • Maker: Not stated → Carl Walther. Wikipedia: designed and produced by Walther
148. C&R · III · 047Belt buckle gun, .22 rimfire (Louis Marquis)
     • Service: Commercial → Military. Guns & Ammo: made to a 1943 SS order, Waffenamt-proofed
149. C&R · III · 048Belt buckle gun, 7.65mm
     • Service: Commercial → Military. Original belt-buckle guns were made to an SS order (Guns & Ammo)
150. C&R · III · 049Greener Cattle Killer, Original Model
     • Service: Commercial → Military. Pitt Rivers: the .310 mallet-fired cattle killer was adopted by the War Office and used in WWI
151. C&R · III · 055H&R Handy-Gun Model 122, with shoulder stock
     • Years: 1921–1934 → 1930–1934. The 12-1/4-inch rifled .22 Handy-Gun was made 1930–1934 (Wikipedia)
152. C&R · III · 058High Standard Model C/S smoothbore
     • Years: 1936–1942 → 1939–1940. Gun Digest: Model S and C/S smoothbores were manufactured in 1939 and 1940
153. C&R · III · 059High Standard Model S smoothbore
     • Years: 1939–1942 → 1939–1940. Gun Digest: Model S and C/S smoothbores were manufactured in 1939 and 1940
154. C&R · III · 060High Standard Model S smoothbore
     • Years: 1939–1942 → 1939–1940. Gun Digest: Model S and C/S smoothbores were manufactured in 1939 and 1940
155. C&R · III · 069Kennedy repeating rifle, 14-inch barrel
     • Years: 1879–1886 → 1880–1886. Forgotten Weapons: made 1880–1886
156. C&R · III · 070Krupp 50mm mountain cannon, Siamese contract
     • Years: 1902–1914 → 1902–1906. Model years 1902/1906 and the 1906 Siamese purchase (Forgotten Weapons); no evidence of production after 1906
     • Years shown as: Models 1902 and 1906 → Not stated. Model years 1902/1906 and the 1906 Siamese purchase (Forgotten Weapons); no evidence of production after 1906
157. C&R · III · 074DWM Luger American Eagle, Ideal stock
     • Years: 1900–1914 → 1901–1910. The Ideal stock and grips that define the entry were made c. 1901–1910 (Land of Borchardt, citing Walter's The Luger Book)
158. C&R · III · 082Manville 25mm tear gas gun
     • Maker: Manville Machine Co. → Charles J. Manville. No source confirms the name Manville Machine Co.; Wikipedia names Charles J. Manville
     • Years: 1935–1945 → 1936–1943. Wikipedia: 25mm model introduced 1936, production ended 1943
159. C&R · III · 085Marlin Model 1892, 15-inch barrel
     • Note on the ATF wording added. Wikipedia lists the Model 1892 in .22 and .32 only, so the ATF caliber is unusual
160. C&R · III · 114Mauser Luger Artillery, Royal Thai Police contract
     • Years: 1934–1942 → 1936–1937. Forgotten Weapons: the Siamese police Lugers were bought in 1936–1937
161. C&R · III · 115Mauser C96 carbine, with stock
     • Years: 1899–1905 → 1896–1905. The Model 1896 carbine dates from 1896 (Wikipedia); the 1905 end is our estimate limit
162. C&R · III · 120Mauser Parabellum 75th Year Commemorative Karabiner
     • Calibers: Not stated → 9mm Parabellum. RIA lot 597: 9 mm Luger
     • Search aliases updated. Added 9mm luger
163. C&R · III · 125OSS glove pistol
     • Maker: Not stated → Sedgley Co., Philadelphia. Wikipedia: manufactured by Sedgley Co. of Philadelphia
164. C&R · III · 128Quackenbush bicycle rifle
     • Years: 1884–1920 → 1896–1919. TFB: the Bicycle Rifle was made 1896–1919
165. C&R · III · 130Remington Mark III flare pistol
     • Maker: Remington Arms → Remington Arms–UMC Co., Bridgeport, CT. HBSA and dealer records name Remington Arms–UMC, Bridgeport
166. C&R · III · 131Royal C96-type pistol, with holster stock
     • Years: 1927–1934 → 1926–1934. Wikipedia: the first Royal semi-auto appeared in 1926
167. C&R · III · 132Sedgley Mark V signal pistol
     • Years: 1917–1945 → 1943–1957. The Mark 5 is a WWII Bureau of Ships pistol; dated examples run 1943–1957, not 1917–1945
168. C&R · III · 135S&W .44 Hand Ejector 4th Model (Model 1950 Military), Cecil King presentation
     • Name: S&W Model 1950 Target, Cecil King presentation → S&W .44 Hand Ejector 4th Model (Model 1950 Military), Cecil King presentation. S/N S106284 is the Model 1950 Military (pre-Model 21), not the Target; the Target in King's shipment was S118087
     • Years: 1950–1966 → 1954. Factory letter dates shipment to 1954
     • Search aliases updated. Added hand ejector / pre-model 21 / pinto aliases; dropped 'target'
169. C&R · III · 157U.S. Small Arms Co. “Defender” knife-pistol
     • Maker: U.S. Small Arms Co. → U.S. Small Arms Co., Chicago. Added Chicago
170. C&R · III · 161Winchester “Bridger” line-throwing gun
     • Maker: Winchester Repeating Arms Co. → Winchester Repeating Arms Co., for the Naval Co.. Barrel marked BRIDGER and NAVAL CO.
     • Years: 1900–1960 → 1936–1963. The Bridger is built on the Winchester Model 37 (1936–1963)
     • Search aliases updated. Added model 37 / naval co
171. C&R · III · 173Winchester Model 1886 line-throwing gun
     • Maker: Winchester Repeating Arms Co. → Winchester Repeating Arms Co., for William Read & Sons. Made for William Read & Sons, Boston
     • Years: 1886–1935 → 1918. The serial block shipped in Sept–Oct 1918 (WACA historian)
     • Service: Commercial → Military. Used by the Coast Guard and Navy (Forgotten Weapons)
172. C&R · IIIA · 030Remington Cane Gun, Model 1
     • Years: 1858–1898 → 1866–1888. Rimfire (.22) cane guns date from c.1866; production ended by 1888, both inside the Section IIIA date limit (1898)
173. C&R · IIIA · 034Stevens New Model Pocket Rifle, first issue, .32
     • Maker: J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co. → J. Stevens & Co.. Firm was J. Stevens & Co. until 1886
174. C&R · IIIA · 035Stevens New Model Pocket Rifle, second issue, .25/.32
     • Maker: J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co. → J. Stevens & Co.; J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co.. Years 1875–1896 spans the 1886 change from J. Stevens & Co. to J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co.
175. C&R · IIIA · 037Stevens New Model Pocket Shotgun, .44-50 Everlasting
     • Maker: J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co. → J. Stevens & Co.; J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co.. Years 1872–1898 spans the 1886 change of firm name
176. C&R · IIIA · 038Stevens Old Model Pocket Rifle
     • Maker: J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co. → J. Stevens & Co.. Firm was J. Stevens & Co. until 1886
177. C&R · IIIA · 039Stevens Reliable Pocket Rifle, first issue
     • Maker: J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co. → J. Stevens & Co.; J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co.. Years 1869–1896 spans the 1886 change of firm name
178. C&R · IIIA · 040Stevens Vernier New Model Pocket Rifle
     • Maker: J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co. → J. Stevens & Co.; J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co.. Years 1884–1896 spans the 1886 change of firm name
179. C&R · IIIA · 054Winchester Model 1894 carbine, .30, S/N 41805
     • Years: 1894–1898 → 1895–1898. Winchester first chambered the Model 1894 in .30 WCF (.30-30) in 1895; before that only .32-40 and .38-55
180. C&R · IIIA · 055Winchester Model 1894 carbine, .30-30 WCF, S/N 42771
     • Years: 1894–1898 → 1895–1898. Winchester first chambered the Model 1894 in .30 WCF (.30-30) in 1895; before that only .32-40 and .38-55
181. C&R · IV · 005ArmaLite AR-18
     • Years: 1964–1975 → 1964–1972. ArmaLite Costa Mesa made AR-18s for trials from 1964 and pilot production 1969–1972; later AR-18/AR-180 production was by Howa and Sterling, not ArmaLite, Costa Mesa
182. C&R · IV · 013Thompson Model 1928, Korean War Commemorative
     • Years: 1970–1986 → 1975–1986. West Hurley select-fire 1928 production ran 1975–1986 (Iannamico, Small Arms Review)
183. C&R · IV · 015Thompson Model 1928, WWII Commemorative
     • Years: 1970–1986 → 1975–1986. West Hurley select-fire 1928 production ran 1975–1986 (Iannamico, Small Arms Review)
184. C&R · IV · 021Lanchester Mk 1 & Mk 1*
     • Maker: Sterling Armaments Co. → Sterling Armaments Co.; W. W. Greener; Boss & Co.. Lanchester was assembled by Sterling, W. W. Greener and Boss & Co.
185. C&R · IV · 034Colt CMG-2, S/N 012
     • Years: 1966–1970 → 1967–1970. Colt introduced the CMG-2 in 1967, replacing the CMG-1; end year is our estimate
186. C&R · IV · 076Bergmann MP 34 machine pistol
     • Maker: Bergmann, Suhl → Bergmann; Carl Walther, Zella-Mehlis. Bergmann MP34 appeared in 1934 and was succeeded by the MP35 in 1935; production was shifted to Walther at Zella-Mehlis
     • Years: 1932–1935 → 1934–1935. Bergmann MP34 appeared in 1934 and was succeeded by the MP35 in 1935; production was shifted to Walther at Zella-Mehlis
187. C&R · IV · 087Gast twin-barrel machinegun
     • Years: 1917–1918 → 1916–1918. First Gast gun produced January 1916, series production 1918; ATF states no date
     • Years shown as: none → Not stated. First Gast gun produced January 1916, series production 1918; ATF states no date
188. C&R · IV · 105Steyr-Solothurn S1-100 (MP 34) machine pistol
     • Maker: Waffenfabrik Steyr; Solothurn → Waffenfabrik Steyr (sold by Steyr-Solothurn Waffen AG). MP 34 production 1929–1940 by Waffenfabrik Steyr; Steyr-Solothurn Waffen AG of Zürich was the sales company
     • Years: 1930–1940 → 1929–1940. MP 34 production 1929–1940 by Waffenfabrik Steyr; Steyr-Solothurn Waffen AG of Zürich was the sales company
     • Years shown as: none → Not stated. MP 34 production 1929–1940 by Waffenfabrik Steyr; Steyr-Solothurn Waffen AG of Zürich was the sales company
189. C&R · IV · 141SIG Bergmann submachinegun (Japanese contract)
     • Years: 1920–1930 → 1920–1927. SIG Bergmann 1920 production ran 1920–1927
190. C&R · IV · 152Type 92 13.2mm tank machinegun
     • Years shown as: none → Not stated. ATF states no date
191. C&R · IV · 181Rexer light machinegun
     • Years: 1904–1914 → 1905–1907. Rexer Arms Company manufactured the Madsen under licence from 1905 till 1907
192. C&R · IV · 197Smith & Wesson Model 76
     • Years shown as: All serial numbers → Before 1975. ATF states "prior to 1975"; label matched to the stated date
193. C&R · IV · 220Thompson 1928 Korean War Commemorative
     • Years: 1970–1986 → 1975–1986. West Hurley select-fire 1928 production ran 1975–1986 (Iannamico, Small Arms Review)
194. C&R · IV · 25675mm Pack Howitzer M1A1, S/N 336
     • Years shown as: Listed serial only → S/N 336, made 1941. ATF states "manufactured in 1941"

1. C&R · II · 568M1922 / M1 / M2 .22 trainer
   • Reference article: none → Springfield Model 1922

1. C&R · II · 144Colt Lightning rifle, 1899–1904
   • Type: Pistol → Rifle
2. C&R · II · 256Erma EL 24 .22 rifle
   • Reference article: Erma Werke → none. Erma Werke is about the Erma company (lead image is an MP 40), not this model
3. C&R · II · 310High Standard Model H-D
   • Reference article: High Standard HDM → none. High Standard HDM is about the OSS integrally silenced HDM pistol, not this unsuppressed Model H-D
4. C&R · II · 312High Standard Model HD-Military
   • Reference article: High Standard HDM → none. High Standard HDM is about the OSS integrally silenced HDM pistol, not this unsuppressed HD-Military
5. C&R · II · 313High Standard Model USA-HD
   • Reference article: High Standard HDM → none. High Standard HDM is about the OSS integrally silenced HDM pistol, not this unsuppressed USA-HD
6. C&R · II · 316Holland & Holland Royal .410 double, S/N 36789
   • Reference article: Holland & Holland → none. Holland & Holland is about the Holland & Holland company, not this model
7. C&R · II · 317Hopkins & Allen Forehand Model 1901 revolver
   • Reference article: Hopkins & Allen → none. Hopkins & Allen is about the Hopkins & Allen company, not this model
8. C&R · II · 318Hopkins & Allen revolver, S/N G 9545
   • Reference article: Hopkins & Allen → none. Hopkins & Allen is about the Hopkins & Allen company, not this model
9. C&R · II · 320Ishapore 2A rifle, before 1965
   • Reference article: Lee–Enfield → Ishapore 2A1 rifle. Lee–Enfield is the broader family article; Ishapore 2A1 rifle covers the Rifle 7.62mm 2A/2A1 itself
10. C&R · II · 324Ithaca double-barrel shotguns, before 1950
    • Reference article: Ithaca Gun Company → none. Ithaca Gun Company is about the Ithaca Gun Company, not these shotguns
11. C&R · II · 326Ithaca single-barrel trap guns, before 1950
    • Reference article: Ithaca Gun Company → none. Ithaca Gun Company is about the Ithaca Gun Company, not these trap guns
12. C&R · II · 331J.P. Sauer & Sohn pistols, before 1946
    • Reference article: Sauer & Sohn → none. Sauer & Sohn is about the J. P. Sauer & Sohn company (lead image is its logo), not these pistols
13. C&R · II · 336Kolibri pistols
    • Reference article: 2mm Kolibri → none. 2mm Kolibri is about the 2mm Kolibri cartridge (lead image is a dimension drawing), not these pistols
14. C&R · II · 341Ishapore 2A & 2A1 rifle, through 1973
    • Reference article: Lee–Enfield → Ishapore 2A1 rifle. Lee–Enfield is the broader family article; Ishapore 2A1 rifle covers the Rifle 7.62mm 2A/2A1 itself
15. C&R · II · 342Lefever shotguns, 1899–1942
    • Reference article: Lefever Arms Company → none. Lefever Arms Company is about the Lefever Arms Company, not these shotguns
16. C&R · II · 358Mauser commercial rifles, before 1945
    • Reference article: Mauser → none. Mauser is about the Mauser company, not this class of rifles
17. C&R · II · 359Mauser pistols, before 1946
    • Reference article: Mauser → none. Mauser is about the Mauser company, not this class of pistols
18. C&R · II · 400Purdey over-and-under, S/N 26819
    • Reference article: James Purdey & Sons → none. James Purdey & Sons is about the Purdey company (lead image is its Royal Warrant logo), not this shotgun
19. C&R · II · 466Sako Finnbear Golden Anniversary
    • Reference article: SAKO → none. SAKO is about the manufacturer Sako Ltd., not this rifle; no Wikipedia article covers the Finnbear/Anniversary rifle
20. C&R · II · 550Tippmann half-scale Brownings
    • Reference article: Tippmann → none. Tippmann is about the paintball-marker company, not this half-scale .22 Browning replica
21. C&R · II · 568M1922 / M1 / M2 .22 trainer
    • Reference article: M1903 Springfield → none. M1903 Springfield is about the M1903 service rifle; the M1922 .22 trainer is a separate rifle mentioned only under See also
22. C&R · II · 569Uberti 1873, Winchester 125th Anniversary
    • Reference article: A. Uberti → Winchester rifle. A. Uberti is about the Uberti company, not this Model 1873 reproduction
23. C&R · II · 570Uberti 1866, L.D. Nimschke edition
    • Reference article: A. Uberti → Winchester rifle. A. Uberti is about the Uberti company, not this Model 1866 reproduction
24. C&R · II · 571Uberti 1866, Gustave Young tribute
    • Reference article: A. Uberti → Winchester rifle. A. Uberti is about the Uberti company, not this Model 1866 reproduction
25. C&R · II · 572Uberti single action, Patton Commemorative
    • Reference article: A. Uberti → Colt Single Action Army. A. Uberti is about the Uberti company, not this Single Action Army-pattern revolver
26. C&R · II · 576Walther rifles, before 1946
    • Reference article: Carl Walther GmbH → none. Carl Walther GmbH is about the Walther company, not this class of pre-1946 rifles
27. C&R · II · 585Walther pistols, Zella-Mehlis
    • Reference article: Carl Walther GmbH → none. Carl Walther GmbH is about the Walther company, not this class of pre-1946 Zella-Mehlis pistols
28. C&R · II · 589Webley Model 1909
    • Reference article: Webley & Scott → none. Webley & Scott is about the Webley & Scott company, not the Model 1909 pistol
29. C&R · III · 049Greener Cattle Killer, Original Model
    • Reference article: W. W. Greener → none. W. W. Greener is about the W. W. Greener company, not this cattle killer.
30. C&R · III · 050Greener Cattle Killer, Pocket Pattern
    • Reference article: W. W. Greener → none. W. W. Greener is about the W. W. Greener company, not this cattle killer.
31. C&R · III · 051Greener Safti Killer
    • Reference article: W. W. Greener → none. W. W. Greener is about the W. W. Greener company, not this cattle killer.
32. C&R · III · 052Greener Universal Safti Killer
    • Reference article: W. W. Greener → none. W. W. Greener is about the W. W. Greener company, not this cattle killer.
33. C&R · III · 054H&R Handy-Gun, rifled barrel
    • Reference article: Harrington & Richardson → H&R Handy-Gun. Harrington & Richardson is about the Harrington & Richardson company, not this model.
34. C&R · III · 055H&R Handy-Gun Model 122, with shoulder stock
    • Reference article: Harrington & Richardson → H&R Handy-Gun. Harrington & Richardson is about the Harrington & Richardson company, not this model.
35. C&R · III · 110Marlin Model 1895 carbine, .38-56, 15-inch barrel
    • Reference article: Marlin Firearms → Marlin Model 336. Marlin Firearms is about the Marlin company, not this model; Marlin Model 1895 redirects to Marlin Model 336, which covers the 1893-derived lever-action family and notes the original Model of 1895 (1895-1917).
36. C&R · III · 111Marlin Model 1895 carbine, .40-65, 15-inch barrel
    • Reference article: Marlin Firearms → Marlin Model 336. Marlin Firearms is about the Marlin company, not this model; Marlin Model 1895 redirects to Marlin Model 336, which covers the 1893-derived lever-action family and notes the original Model of 1895 (1895-1917).
37. C&R · III · 112Marlin Model 1895 carbine, .45-70, 15-inch barrel
    • Reference article: Marlin Firearms → Marlin Model 336. Marlin Firearms is about the Marlin company, not this model; Marlin Model 1895 redirects to Marlin Model 336, which covers the 1893-derived lever-action family and notes the original Model of 1895 (1895-1917).
38. C&R · III · 113Marlin Model 1895 carbine, .45-90, 15¼-inch barrel, saddle ring
    • Reference article: Marlin Firearms → Marlin Model 336. Marlin Firearms is about the Marlin company, not this model; Marlin Model 1895 redirects to Marlin Model 336, which covers the 1893-derived lever-action family and notes the original Model of 1895 (1895-1917).
39. C&R · IV · 053Federal Laboratories gas billy
    • Reference article: Federal Laboratories → none. Federal Laboratories is about the company (Federal Laboratories, maker of tear-gas and riot guns), not this gas billy
40. C&R · IV · 107H & A Company set gun
    • Reference article: Spring-gun → none. Spring-gun is about the generic booby-trap device class, not this H & A Company set gun