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It depends on the manufacturer and model number. Some were serialized and records are still available. These may be dated accurately. Others were serialized but the records eventually disappeared and many had no serial numbers. For these, you may have to be satisfied to find the range of dates the manufacturer made that particular model, which is usually available in the standard publications like the Blue Book of Gun Values or the Standard Catalog of Firearms. There are a few experts who have researched their favorite manufacturers/models and can narrow the range down to a few years based on barely noticable differences.

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