November 4, 2010
Offlinethought that i would look through some freedom of information act stuff for manufacturing data. found some...though not as far back as i would have liked. anyway...
under New York Int...
1998-165 revolvers total all in .44 class.
1999-13 pistols in .50 classification (prob .45s) all exported.
1999-153 revolvers 12x.22/11x.357/112x.44/18x.50 (prob the .460) all exported.
2000-268 pistols in .50 class (again prob the .45s) all exported.
2000-626 revolvers 39x.22/11x.32/152x.357/362x.44/62x.50 (prob .460) all exported again.
2001-0 pistols.
2001-751 revolvers 72x.22/27x.32/120x.357/485x.44/47x.50 (460?) 14 exported.
under Dan Wesson Arms...
2002-1778 pistols 16x9mm/1762x.50 classification. 0 exported.
2002-429 revolvers 30x.22/41x.32/71x.357/259x.44/28x.50
2003-885 pistols 62x9mm/823x.50 18 were exported.
2003-63 revolvers 10x.22/8x.32/17x.357/28x.44 16 were exported.
2004-959 pistols 11x9mm/948x.50 27 exported.
2004-51 revolvers 2x.22/22x.357/27x.44 8 exported.
under CZ-USA...
2005-450 pistols 1x9mm/449x.50
2005-34 revolvers 1x.44/33x.50
2006-1383 pistols all .50
2006-90 revolvers 5x.357/85x.44
2007-2374 pistols in .50 66 exported.
2007-20 revolvers in .50 2 exported.
found this info intriguing. what do you guys and gals think after looking over those numbers.

September 1, 2010
OfflineI wonder whet the numbers would be for the 70's and 80's, I would think that thats the time frame where a large were made. Thats the time frame when I purchased mine; in fact it was in the fall of 1978 if I remember correctly. I could be wrong but that seemed to be the golden years, it seems that the Wesson 1911 model is just now getting popular.
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