GCA 1968 (the Gun Control Act of 1968) established federal law that all firearms had to have a permanent unique serial number stamped on the body of the firearm, usually the reciever. Up until that time, most firearms had serial numbers except for some lower priced arms such as .22 rifles.
maker of the firearm and model first, then serial number
is that the serial number of a model A ford ??? or firearm?? If a firearm, which firearms, who made it and what model............?????
Impossible to answer. Serial numbers are not unique to only one firearm, and there is no single database of ALL firearm serial numbers.
sorry- no public serial number records.
Impossible to answer. Serial numbers are not unique to only one firearm, and there is no single database of ALL firearm serial numbers.
the value of any firearm depends on overall condition, maker, model and when made......
No
Serials are not unique, what firearm?
you must provide the serial number in order to determine the mfg. date.................... on any firearm.
What model of firearm are we talking about with the serial number 51103?Please include the make of firearm and model number to get a answer to your question.
There are probably several guns with that serial number. Serial numbers are not unique to one single firearm - they often aren't even unique to one firearm from the same manufacturer. We'd need a lot more information to determine what type of firearm it is.
Only if serial number data is available