Any pistol found with a Savage marked slide will likely have markings known to other pistol makers and is a “parts gun” or gun assembled from spare parts. Savage never assembled a complete gun. National Cash Register, Lanston Monotype, Caron Brothers, Savage Arms Corp, Burroughs Adding Machine Co, Winchester Repeating Arms Co: These companies combined had contracts totaling 1,550,000 units, but not one would complete a pistol. A.J. Savage Munitions Co: Savage started producing parts before the war had ended especially slides and recoil springs. No serial number or government markings appear on pistol, but it bears the “H” inspection mark, 3 line patent info, and the “S in flaming bomb” markings attributed to A.J. The “S in flaming bomb” can be difficult to see, but appears immediately to the right of the patent information. But the time to remember these weapons and companies can wait. Some of these may even be “lunch box specials” by factory workers who would take single parts at a time to assemble a full gun at home. This allows the users to input data easily even with little technical knowledge.

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