If it's "new", any date code would be acceptable, at least to me.
If you want a 2018 built gun, I'd specify from the seller, if such is possible.
If you want a 2018 built gun, I'd specify from the seller, if such is possible.
Date for new PPQ m2 9mm 4"
what would be the oldest manufactured date I should accept for the new PPQ which should be at my FFL tomorrow?
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Hello, I'm new to the forum and just got a ppq. Came across this post. How are dates relevant in which ppq one should accept. I'd have to check mine.
I wouldn't worry about that. Besides moving the magazine release and going from traditional to polygonal rifling, there weren't any substantial changes during the product life of the PPQ.
I think the real question is do you have a preference for standard rifling or polygonal rifling. The change over started with serial number FCA 0001. So, rather than check date codes, you'd be better off checking the serial number. Or just look at the ejection port, or look down the barrel.
They're ALL fine pistols....choose one over the other only if you have a preference or need.
They're ALL fine pistols....choose one over the other only if you have a preference or need.
Serial number
Gun shop who is shipping gave SN FCS 9649
I think the real question is do you have a preference for standard rifling or polygonal rifling. The change over started with serial number FCA 0001. So, rather than check date codes, you'd be better off checking the serial number. Or just look at the ejection port, or look down the barrel.
They're ALL fine pistols....choose one over the other only if you have a preference or need.
Gun shop who is shipping gave SN FCS 9649
So, you're getting the most current production model.....with polygonal rifling, recontroured ejection port and a few other changes/upgrades.
I've got some older models as well as some later models....M1's and M2's.
I've got some older models as well as some later models....M1's and M2's.
well, thanks...guess that's good - now if delivered tomorrow
appreciate the info...thank you
So, you're getting the most current production model.....with polygonal rifling, recontroured ejection port and a few other changes/upgrades.
I've got some older models as well as some later models....M1's and M2's.
appreciate the info...thank you
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