Code Year of Fabrication
Since the 1927 all Spanish weapons, tested on the official bench of test of Eibar, is marked or engraved, in general on the carcass, by letters which represent the year of manufacture.
Table of the correspondences letters years of manufacture.
punches | year | punches | year | punches | year |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
With | 1927 | A1 | 1955 | A2 | 1981 |
B | 1928 | B1 | 1956 | B2 | 1982 |
C | 1929 | C1 | 1957 | C2 | 1983 |
CH | 1930 | CH1 | NOTHING | CH2 | NOTHING |
D | 1931 | D1 | 1958 | D2 | 1984 |
E | 1932 | E1 | 1959 | E2 | 1985 |
F | 1933 | F1 | 1960 | F2 | 1986 |
G | 1934 | G1 | 1961 | G2 | 1987 |
H | 1935 | H1 | 1962 | H2 | 1988 |
I | 1936 | I1 | 1963 | I2 | 1989 |
J | 1937 | J1 | 1964 | J2 | 1990 |
K | 1938 | K1 | 1965 | K2 | 1991 |
L | 1939 | L1 | 1966 | L2 | 1992 |
L | 1940 | LL1 | NOTHING | LL2 | NOTHING |
M | 1941 | M1 | 1967 | M2 | 1993 |
NR | 1942 | N1 | 1968 | N2 | 1994 |
ñ | 1943 | ñ1 | 1969 | ñ2 | 1995 |
O | 1944 | O1 | 1970 | O2 | 1996 |
P | 1945 | P1 | 1971 | P2 | 1997 |
Q | 1946 | Q1 | 1972 | Q2 | 1998 |
R | 1947 | R1 | 1973 | R2 | 1999 |
S | 1948 | S1 | 1974 | S2 | 2000 |
T | 1949 | T1 | 1975 | T2 | 2001 |
U | 1950 | U1 | 1976 | U2 | 2002 |
V | 1951 | V1 | 1977 | V2 | 2003 |
X | 1952 | X1 | 1978 | X2 | 2004 |
Y | 1953 | Y1 | 1979 | Y2 | 2005 |
Z | 1954 | Z1 | 1980 | Z2 | 2006 |
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