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Ok i understand it"s more than likely worth nothing specially the problem it"s in.My father is refinishing the stock then the barrell, what i wanted to know is what room these marks? ns highlited lock cuz every i had actually laying approximately was this disastrous 2mp camera, ns am interested because my dad psychic this from when he was a kid and has to be his 22 rifle his totality life pretty lot ( ns remember the blowing the end candles through it, it was a and also still is specific rifle), was simply curious as to date of production, i assume it"s 41 since that"s when they first made the design 550 yet then ~ above Rem. Website i observed that they readjust the 550-1 in 46 and also was wondering if it got the "-1_ when they adjusted it. Any info on the "W D 41" would certainly be substantially appreciated
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The barrel will tell you, though not the exact date of manufacture.Barrels are stamped "550" "550-1 or A" The "P" design has manufacturing facility peeps (very cool) but hard come come by with correct sights, if remaining. And the ever elusive "2G" model, Gallery special in .22 quick only. The "A" and also "1" space the same. Very slick rifles and I love them, the capacity to shoot shorts, longs and long rifles an unified in the magazine pipe is a function you watch no longer, cept because that the Remington Speedmaster. Prices vary, yet a minty one will lug $200.00 all day long and also I just take place to have actually one in 96% condition, directly shooter indigenous H........well friend know. LTS
The barrel markings show manufacture in august 1957.The significant difference in the 550A and also the 550-1 is that the -1 supplies one extractor instead of two. This adjust was made in 1946. There are also slight distinctions in the transport assembly and also the recoiling chamber.Parts? glad you asked. I have actually a finish inventory for this model.
Originally posted by CountryGunsmith The barrel markings show manufacture in august 1957.Parts? glad you asked. I have a complete inventory because that this model.
you have actually a list v prices, the did say last time he shot the something come outta the ejection port like a slim sliver the metal but it still shoots fine so no idea what that was.Also just how did you understand it to be made in "57 was technique did they use for marking them?
Ok Doc, yer da man, mine has actually 18 and * yet a one in the middle of that....kinda choose a flower.....550 stamped ~ above the optimal of the barrel and twin extracters.LTS
Johnny,The markings you emphasize are part of a password Remington provides to date manufacture ~ above barrels. I do not keep an inventory perform on computer as i buy and also sell components every day. You could search under username "countrygunsmith" end on eBay - i keep around 400 components auctions to run at any kind of given time end there. LTS,There need to be some much more markings. You almost certainly have one that the beforehand rifles, 1941-1946, for this reason the barrel markings should be K, L, MM, NN, PP or RR through a solitary letter preceding it. Look carefully on the left next of the barrel simply ahead that the receiver, might be under the lumber line.

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Johnny,The markings you highlighted are part of a password Remington provides to date manufacture ~ above barrels. I execute not keep an inventory list on computer as i buy and sell parts every day. You might search under username "countrygunsmith" end on eBay - ns keep about 400 parts auctions running at any given time end there. LTS,There should be some much more markings. You practically certainly have one of the at an early stage rifles, 1941-1946, therefore the barrel markings should be K, L, MM, NN, PP or RR with a single letter preceding it. Look very closely on the left next of the barrel just ahead of the receiver, could be under the wood line.
I also have one old 550 that offered to belong to my great uncle. The barrel markings top top the optimal (next come the receiver) is a *12. Opposing side has WL followed by a symbol the looks favor the Greek letter Pi. I"m pretty sure it"s an old one. The gun is in pretty good shape. I"ll take it come a gunsmith because that a an excellent going over-hasn"t been fired in years. Discovered a design 550-1 company manual ~ above Ebay because that 3 bucks - don"t recognize if I have the right to use it on the 550 or no - any kind of Ideas?Nthusist
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