I'm too tired to try surfing around to find this. Does anyone know of a good website that helps identify the manufacturer, and date if possible, from the headstamp/markings on brass?
Free?
Thanks!
OT - kind of - brass markings/headstamps
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Here's one: http://cartridgecollectors.org/ . In the left hand colum there is a link; Headstamp Codes to identify makers . It has many headstamps and the information for them.
Joe
Here's one: http://cartridgecollectors.org/ . In the left hand colum there is a link; Headstamp Codes to identify makers . It has many headstamps and the information for them.
Joe
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