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Serial Number Ranges for Springfield Armory-Manufactured Military Firearms SERIAL NUMBER RANGES FOR SPRINGFIELD ARMORY-MANUFACTURED MILITARY FIREARMS (Including the “Trapdoor” Springfield, the Springfield “Krag,” the Springfield M1903, the M1 Garand [by all makers], and the M14, as well as the M1911 automatic pistol. Included, also, are the US “Enfield” M1917 rifles, the M1911A1 automatic pistol, and Luger pistol M1900 American Eagle Second Issue.) *note: before 1865, serial numbers were not given to National Armory weapons. Production at Springfield Armory shoulder arms began with the Model 1795 flintlock musket. Springfield Armory was closed by the U.S. government in 1968 as a cost-cutting measure. U.S. SPRINGFIELD "TRAPDOOR" PRODUCTION [dated by calendar year: January – December] MODEL 1865 "TRAPDOOR" RIFLE 1866-5005 CONVERTED MUSKETS MODEL 1866 "TRAPDOOR" RIFLE(none were serial numbered) 1867 49257 RIFLES 320 CADET RIFLES 1868 1796 RIFLES 104 CADET RIFLES 1869 1296 RIFLES 1871 1 RIFLE MODEL 1868 "TRAPDOOR" RIFLES 1869 15482 RIFLES 3 CARBINES 1870 34651 RIFLES 1 CARBINE 1871 2016 RIFLES (4 SPORTING RIFLES) MODEL 1869 "TRAPDOOR" CADET & SPORTING RIFLES 1869 2 1870 310 1871 3091 (1 SPORTING RIFLE) 1872 (3 SPORTING RIFLES) 1873 (2 SPORTING RIFLES) 1876 20 MODEL 1870 "TRAPDOOR" RIFLES 1870 550 RIFLES 1871 2372 RIFLES 341 CARBINES 20 UNDETERMINED 1872 8110 RIFLES 1 SPORTING RIFLE 1873 501 RIFLES (INCLUDING 100 METCALFE ALTERATIONS) 1 SPORTING RIFLE 1 CARBINE * PRODUCTION FIGURES: SERIAL NUMBER TO END QUARTER 1873 JULY-SEPT 4 OCT-DEC 1946 1874 JAN-MAR 10592 APR-JUNE 28032 JULY-SEPT 29718 OCT-DEC 35218 1875 JAN-MAR 45039 APR-JUNE 54779 JULY-SEPT 57407 OCT-DEC 60325 1876 JAN-MAR 64164 APR-JUNE 69815 JULY-SEPT 71673 OCT-DEC 74213 1877 JAN-MAR 74231 APR-JUNE 76725 1878 JAN-MAR 81226 APR-JUNE 89729 JULY-SEPT 94467 OCT-DEC-100395 1879 JAN-MAR 104919 APR-JUNE 109753 JULY-SEPT 113920 OCT-DEC 119273 1880 JAN-MAR 125953 APR-JUNE 130140 JULY-SEPT 136545 OCT-DEC 144519 1881 JAN-MAR 151222 APR-JUNE 156700 JULY-SEPT 160722 OCT-DEC 164896 1882 JAN-MAR 170487 APR-JUNE 179736 JULY-SEPT 185569 OCT-DEC 193815 1883 JAN-MAR 203087 APR-JUNE 212809 JULY-SEPT 219411 OCT-DEC 228571 1884 JAN-MAR 228571 APR-JUNE 237708 JULY-SEPT 247189 OCT-DEC 263876 1885 JAN-MAR 275266 APR-JUNE 287246 JULY-SEPT 296367 OCT-DEC 306054 1886 JAN-MAR 315857 APR-JUNE 326773 JULY-SEPT 335915 OCT-DEC 346775 1887 JAN-MAR 356677 APR-JUNE 367879 JULY-SEPT 376839 OCT-DEC 387645 1888 JAN-MAR 398207 APR-JUNE 408909 JULY-SEPT 417929 OCT-DEC 428769 1889 JAN-MAR 439436 APR-JUNE 450281 JULY-SEPT 459533 OCT-DEC 470294 1890 JAN-MAR 480259 APR-JUNE 490019 JULY-SEPT 495420 OCT-DEC 502540 1891 JAN-MAR 510181 APR-JUNE 519421 JULY-SEPT 525941 OCT-DEC 533681 1892 JAN-MAR 541221 APR-JUNE 547121 JULY-SEPT 552042 OCT-DEC 558122 1893 JAN-MAR 563562 APR-JUNE 567882 MODEL 1881 SHOTGUN 1880-(2 UNMARKED EXPERIMENTALS) 1881-1-251 1882-252-626 1883-627-876 1884-877-1376 M1868 RIFLE 1-52000 M1869 CADET 1-3500 M1873 RIFLE 1-96000 M1873 CARBINE 1-75000 M1877 CARBINE 175001-280000 M1873/79 RIFLE 96000-280000 LONG RANGE RIFLE 110000, 132000-136000, 1622000 M1880 ROD-BAYONET RIFLE 154000-158000 M1882 28" INFANTRY & CAVALRY RIFLE 197000-197500 M1884 RIFLE AND CARBINE 280001-503500 M1884 CADET RIFLE 280001-568000 M1884 ROD-BAYONET RIFLE 305000-320000 M1886 24" CARBINE 330000-350000 M1888 "POSITIVE CAM" RIFLE - 415000 M1888 ROD-BAYONET RIFLE 503501-568000 M1881 SHOTGUN 1-1400 SPRINGFIELD KRAG-JORGENSEN RIFLES [dated by fiscal year: July 1 of previous year – June 30 of fiscal year] Year number produced serial number range 1894 - 2,953 1 - 2953 1895 - 13,430 2954 - 16384 1896 - 16,262 16385 - 32647 1897 - 31,819 32648 - 64557 1898 - 41,588 64556 - 116146 1899 - 103,778 116147 - 219925 1900 - 70,652 219926 - 290578 1901 - 54,739 290579 - 345318 1902 - 53,246 345319 - 398565 1903 - 61,841 398566 - 460407 1904 - 17,354 460408 - 477762 LCol. Brophy, in his book The Krag Rifle, claims that the .22 Gallery Practice Rifles were newly manufactured weapons. If so, adjust serial numbers accordingly. Of the 841 .22’s manufactured, 500 were made in 1905 and 341 made in 1906. If Brophy is correct, then the highest possible serial number that could appear on a U.S. Krag-Jorgensen is 478694. M1892 RIFLE 29000 MANUFACTURED M1894 CARBINE WITH FULL LENGTH STOCK 10 MANUFACTURED M1896 RIFLE 52000 MANUFACTURED M1896 CARBINE 22000 MANUFACTURED M1896 CADET RIFLE 400 MANUFACTURED M1898 RIFLE, FIRST MODEL, 1896 90000 MANUFACTURED M1898 RIFLE, SECOND MODEL, 1898 70000 MANUFACTURED M1898 RIFLE, THIRD MODEL, 1901 57000 MANUFACTURED M1898 RIFLE, FOURTH MODEL, 1902 45000 MANUFACTURED M1898 CARBINE 5000 MANUFACTURED M1898 CONVERTED CARBINE 3000 MANUFACTURED M1906//1899 CONVERTED CARBINE, PHILIPPINE CONSTABULARY 5002 MANUFACTURED M1899 CARBINE FIRST MODEL, 1896 9000 MANUFACTURED M1899 CARBINE SECOND MODEL, 1898 16000 MANUFACTURED M1899 CARBINE THIRD MODEL, 1901 2000 MANUFACTURED M1905 GALLERY PRACTICE RIFLE .22RF 200 MANUFACTURED Notes: Magazine modifications for the clip fed Parkerhurt device are in the 288270 to 289155 serial number ranges. The entire 10 year production period is marked by numerous modifications as to, sights, stock fittings. Many early models were recalled to SPAR for such changes. The Philippine Constabulary carbines were all (mostly) converted at Benicia Arsenal, California. The 1905 Gallery Practice rifles caliber .22 were in the serial number range 476000 to 4765000. 86 of these receivers are positively known to have been destroyed. Most of the 1898 converted carbines were modified to the 1899 Long Stock model. SPRINGFIELD ARMORY PRODUCTION OF MODEL 1903 [dated by calendar year: January – December] 1903-1-16000 1904-16001-67000 1905-67001-119000 1906-119001-269450 1907-269451-337861 1908-337862-358084 1909-358085-398275 1910-398276-456375 1911-456376-502045 1912-502046-531520 1913-531521-570560 1914-570561-595600 1915-595601-620120 1916-620121-632825 1917-632826-761757 1918-761758-1055091 1919-1055092-1162500 1920-1162501-1211299 1921-1211300-1239640 1922-1239641-1252386 1923-1252387-1261486 1924-1261487-1267100 1925-1267101-1270300 1926-1270301-1274764 1927-1274765-1285265 1928-1285266-1305900 1929-1305901-1338405 1930-1338406-1369760 1931-1369761-1404025 1932-1404026-1425933 1933-1425934-1441811 1934-1441812-1491531 1935-1491532-1496022 1936-PRODUCTION TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED 1937-1496023-1510387 1938-1939-1510388-1532878 Total: 1340000. Introduction of improved heat treatment at SN800000 Introduction of nickel steel at SN1275767. ♦RIA PRODUCTION OF MODEL 1903 1903-1-7500 1904-7501-16000 1905-16001-28000 1906-28001-75000 1907-75001-130000 1908-130001-165000 1909-165001-178000 1910-178001-201000 1911-201001-210634 1912-210635-217801 1913-217802-234830 1914-PRODUCTION TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED 1915-PRODUCTION TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED 1916-PRODUCTION TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED 1917-234831-257061 1918-257062-326935 1919-326936-348414 TOTAL: 346000 Introduction of improved heat treatment at SN285507. Introduction of nickel steel at SN319921. ♦REMINGTON ARMS PRODUCTION OF M1903, 1903A3, 1903A4 1942-3000001-3348085 (M1903) 1942-3348086-3607999 (M1903A3) 1942-3708000-4707999 (M1903A3) 1942-4992001-5784000 (M1903A3) 1943-3407088-3427087 (M1903A4) 1943-4992001-4997045 (M1903A4) 1943-Z4000000-Z4002920 (M1903A4) TOTAL: 1084079 ♦SMITH CORONA PRODUCTION OF M1903A3 1943-3608000-3707999 1944-4708000-4992000 TOTAL: 234000 On 18 January 1943 Remington directed to divert from production 20,000 M1903A3 rifles for conversion to the U.S. Rifle M1903A4 (Sniper's). Rifles #3407088-3427087 (from the first "block" of numbers) were diverted, and the first "03-A3" converted was delivered in February 1943. On 20 June 1943 an additional 8,365 M1909A4 rifles were ordered. "Block" for these rifles and possible future orders was 4922001-5784000. After this block had been used to 4997045, receiver marking was changed to "03-A4" and a new series of numbers begun with Z4000000. The second "block" of "03-A3" numbers was used only to about 4168800 before cancellation of contract ended "03-A3" production 28 February 1944. In March 1944, with receiver Z4002290, production of the M1903A4 was ended. Total production was 1,056,276 rifles, which included about 345,000 M1903 and M1903 (modified), about 711,276 M1903A3, and just 26,653 M1903A4 (short of the 28,365 ordered) U.S. ENFIELD M1917 RIFLE .30 [dated by calendar year: January – December] EDDYSTONE ARSENAL 1917 174160 MANUFACTURED 1918 1007748 MANUFACTURED REMINGTON ARMS 1917 26364 MANUFACTURED 1918 519177 MANUFACTURED WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS 1917 102363 MANUFACTURED 1918 363617 MANUFACTURED Total: 2193429 U.S. RIFLE M1 GARAND [dated by calendar year: January – December] Assigned serial numbers. 1-100000 Springfield Armory 100001-165500 Winchester R.A. Co. 165501-865500 Springfield Armory 865501-1200000 Springfield Armory 1200001-1261260 Winchester R.A. Co. 1261261-1357473 Winchester R.A. Co. 1357474-1380000 Duplicate Numbers by W.R.A. 1357474-2305849 Springfield Armory 2305850-2655849 Winchester R.A. Co. X2655982-X2656148 RIA 2656149-4200000 Springfield Armory 4200001-4399999 Springfield Armory 4400000-4660000 International Harvester 4660001-4800000 Harrington & Richardson 4800001-4999999 Not assigned 5000000-5000500 Springfield Armory 5000501-5278245 International Harvester 5278246-5488246 Springfield Armory 5488847-5793847 Harrington & Richardson 5793848-6099905 Springfield Armory Winchester's serial-numbering system appears to have changed in January 1945. This seems to be about the time W.R.A. switched from 2.5 million serial numbers to 1.6 million. These are often referred to as WIN-13 rifles. The 2.5 million numbers stopped in the area of 2,535,XXX which places it about 39,000 rifles from the end of production in June 1945. It is believed that approximately 40,000 WIN-13 rifles were produced. In addition, rifles in the 1.6 million serial number range have been observed ranging from number 1,602,XXX through 1,639,XXX. All of this supports the January 1945 date for the serial number range change.
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