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Jumbled serial numbers, call to get the history of suspect receivers. Olympic - Olympic Arms 620 Old Pacific Hwy. Olympia, WA 98513 (206)-459-7940 'Tom' Post-ban production is year-pre fixed, but they too, had receivers in the 'float'. Non-prefixed serial numbers are not a guarantee of actual Pre-ban status. Bushmaster - Quality Parts Co. I really liked the old Seecamp pistols but the 32 caliber left a cold, empty feeling in my self protection mode. That made the Seecamp lose the comparison test for me. Whether you agree or not, the Ruger LCP and Keltec P3AT have several advantages over the Seecamp. The Ruger and KelTec pistols both use the more powerful.380 ammunition, a BIG plus!
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Races of stone pdf. Detonics Model Chart
Name | Notes | |
Matte blue | ||
Combat Master MkII | Essex frame | |
Hard chrome | ||
| Combat Master MC1 | Matte blue slide, matte stainless frame | Transitional to Caspian frames |
Combat Master MkIV | Caspian stainless frame | |
Brushed/matte stainless | ||
Combat Master MkVI | Later models had three recoil springs. Caspian stainless frame | |
Flattop stainless, with no sights | Rounded edges,additional removal of slide material. Small run of 50 made for CIA which also featured magnaporting. Caspian stainless frame |
Model names and the Specifications for models other than Combat Master
Seecamp Serial Number Chart Numbers
Calibers | Years of Manufacture | |
| Military Combat MC2 | Dull, non-glare combat finish and fixed sights. Came with a camouflaged pile-lined wallet(rug), and Pachmayr grips. | Discontinued in 1984 |
| O.S. Model | Emergency backup pistol similar to the Combatmaster, 6 shot mag., choice of stain stainless, or all black finish | 2 manufactured, 1991 only |
| Scoremaster | Match Pistol with extremely close tolerances, 5 or 6 inch barrel Millett Adjustable Sights, and Grip Safety, 7 or 8 shot magazine, weighed 42 ounces | |
| Compmaster | Similar to the Scoremaster, except it is fully compensated. | 1988-1992 |
| Competition Master T.F. | Competition model with dual port compensator, rotational torque compensating vents, patented coned barrel system, hand tuned trigger, and they included all competition modifications. | Discontinued in 1992 |
| Servicemaster | Shortened version of the Scoremasters, with a non-glare combat finish, 4.25 inch barrel, coned barrel system, 8 shot magazine, and interchangeable front and rear adjustable sights. Weighed 39. ounces, | Discontinued in 1986 |
| Servicemaster II | Same as the Servicemaster except offered in a Polished Stainless Steel finish. | Manufactured from 1986-1992 |
| Royal Escort | Action similar to the Combat Master, 3.5 inch barrel, 6 shot magazine, black frame, slide and grips are iridescent purple, hammer and Trigger are 24 Karat Gold Plated. | Less than 25 were manufactured, 1990-92 |
| Midnight Escort | Similar to the Royal escort, except Stainless, with a black slide, and smooth black grips(onyx). | Less than 30 were manufactured. 1990-92 |
| Jade Escort | Similar to the Midnight Escort, except has Stainless Frame, Jade Colored Slide and Real Jade Grips. | Less than 10 were manufactured. 1990-92 |
Pocket 9 Series
Calibers | Years of Manufacture | |
| Pocket 9 | Double action, 3 inch barrel, 6 shot magazine, soft matte sheen finish | 1985-1986 |
| Pocket 9LS | Similar to the Pocket 9, with a 4 inch barrel, again Limited production | 1986 |
| Pocket .380 | Similar to the Pocket 9, 23 ounces | 1986 |
| Power 9 | Similar to the pocket 9 except has polished slide sides, and came with 2 magazines. | 1985-1986 |
The Pocket 9 Series were produced from 1985 thru 1986 only and discontinued due to lack of demand. Special thanks to Mick at MRM for supplying the above information.
Production Numbers from 1984-1987
| Year | .380 | 9mm | .45 | Total |
| 1984 | 0 | 2,742 | 951 | 3,693 |
| 1985 | 110 | 1,546 | 1,292 | 2,948 |
| 1986 | 85 | 218 | 563 | 866 |
| 1987 | 4 | 2 | 281 | 287 |
Misc Notes and History
The first patents for Detonics Inc. reflect a filing date of June 3, 1976 and were submitted by Patrick Yates, Sidney Woodcock, and Jeffrey Bealls.
Production numbers were 26,000 units between the Detonics and New Detonics Inc. Courtesy Mick@MRM
Seecamp Serial Number Chart By Name
1045 investors were brought into the company to form the New Detonics corporation, which was relocated to Phoenix, AZ. This effort was spearheaded by Robby Barkum, who is known for his Robar finish. Courtesy Calus
The New Detonics Corporation, ceased operating in the spring of 1992 and all assets were sold at auction in Phoenix, AZ.
At one time an Ex-Detonics employee stole a Detonics imprinting plate and stamped out some fake Detoincs pistols using ODI/Viking frames. Courtesy Tony Rumore
At one time they ran out of Detonics shipping boxes so they took the .451 Conversion kits out of their own boxes and shipped complete pistols in them. The '1' on the boxes was carefully painted out as well as the 'Conversion' part. Courtesy Tony Rumore
At one point they made up a pile of 9mm Combatmasters but they did not sell well, so after collecting dust for several years, they yanked the top ends off of them and converted them back to 45's. Courtesy Tony Rumore
A little known movie fact from Terminator II - Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton) used a modified Detonics in the scene directly after she emptied her M16 into Miles Dyson's (Joe Morton) house. The gun was a Scoremaster frame with a Combatmaster slide and a comp'd barrel to make it look like a longslide. A former Detonics employee confirmed that the pistol was built years earlier but to everbody's knowledge was never used in a movie until years later when it came out in T2. Courtesy Tony Rumore
Links
Syd's The Sight 1911 Page
Detonics.com
Last Modified on October, 2015
aalbert@biggerhammer.net
Pocket 9 Series
Calibers | Years of Manufacture | |
| Pocket 9 | Double action, 3 inch barrel, 6 shot magazine, soft matte sheen finish | 1985-1986 |
| Pocket 9LS | Similar to the Pocket 9, with a 4 inch barrel, again Limited production | 1986 |
| Pocket .380 | Similar to the Pocket 9, 23 ounces | 1986 |
| Power 9 | Similar to the pocket 9 except has polished slide sides, and came with 2 magazines. | 1985-1986 |
The Pocket 9 Series were produced from 1985 thru 1986 only and discontinued due to lack of demand. Special thanks to Mick at MRM for supplying the above information.
Production Numbers from 1984-1987
| Year | .380 | 9mm | .45 | Total |
| 1984 | 0 | 2,742 | 951 | 3,693 |
| 1985 | 110 | 1,546 | 1,292 | 2,948 |
| 1986 | 85 | 218 | 563 | 866 |
| 1987 | 4 | 2 | 281 | 287 |
Misc Notes and History
The first patents for Detonics Inc. reflect a filing date of June 3, 1976 and were submitted by Patrick Yates, Sidney Woodcock, and Jeffrey Bealls.
Production numbers were 26,000 units between the Detonics and New Detonics Inc. Courtesy Mick@MRM
Seecamp Serial Number Chart By Name
1045 investors were brought into the company to form the New Detonics corporation, which was relocated to Phoenix, AZ. This effort was spearheaded by Robby Barkum, who is known for his Robar finish. Courtesy Calus
The New Detonics Corporation, ceased operating in the spring of 1992 and all assets were sold at auction in Phoenix, AZ.
At one time an Ex-Detonics employee stole a Detonics imprinting plate and stamped out some fake Detoincs pistols using ODI/Viking frames. Courtesy Tony Rumore
At one time they ran out of Detonics shipping boxes so they took the .451 Conversion kits out of their own boxes and shipped complete pistols in them. The '1' on the boxes was carefully painted out as well as the 'Conversion' part. Courtesy Tony Rumore
At one point they made up a pile of 9mm Combatmasters but they did not sell well, so after collecting dust for several years, they yanked the top ends off of them and converted them back to 45's. Courtesy Tony Rumore
A little known movie fact from Terminator II - Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton) used a modified Detonics in the scene directly after she emptied her M16 into Miles Dyson's (Joe Morton) house. The gun was a Scoremaster frame with a Combatmaster slide and a comp'd barrel to make it look like a longslide. A former Detonics employee confirmed that the pistol was built years earlier but to everbody's knowledge was never used in a movie until years later when it came out in T2. Courtesy Tony Rumore
Links
Syd's The Sight 1911 Page
Detonics.com
Last Modified on October, 2015
aalbert@biggerhammer.net
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AR 15 Serial Numbers under Armalite * Always Verify with Armalite
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AR 15 Serial Numbers over 30,000 was the Pre-Ban cut-off, call to verify.* (Some Eagle lowers below the 30,000 range were determined to be POST ban by BATF - call to verify) Armalite sells Eagle lowers, but sells factory complete rifles with Armalite lowers.
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Seecamp Serial Number Chart Rows
| CC001616 and Below - Pre-Ban | |
| CH019500 and Below - Pre-Ban | |
| GC018500 and Below - Pre-Ban | |
| LH011326 and Below - Pre-Ban | |
| MH086020 and Below - Pre-Ban | |
| NL004800 and Below - Pre-Ban | |
| SL027246 and Below - Pre-Ban | |
| SP360200 and Below - Pre-Ban | |
| 1963 | SP00001-SP00023** |
| 1964 | SP00101 |
| 1965 | SP02501 |
| 1966 | SP05600 |
| 1967 | SP08250 |
| 1968 | SP10750 |
| 1969 | SP14000-SP14653 |
| 1970 | SP15001-SP15473 |
| 1971 | SP16001 |
| 1972 | SP19401 |
| 1973 | SP24201 |
| 1974 | SP32601 |
| 1975 | SP43801 |
| 1976 | SP55301 |
| 1977 | SP67651 |
| 1978 | SP83400 |
| ST038100 and Below - Pre-Ban | |
| TA10100 and Below - Pre-Ban | |
| BD000134 and Below - Pre-Ban (AR-15A3 Tactical Carbine - very rare model) | |
| MT00001 and Above - Post-Ban | |
| BK000001and Above - Post Ban (CAR-A3) | |
| CST000001 and Above - Post-Ban (Began Late 1997 Production) | |
| CMH000001 and Above - Post Ban | |
| CCH010000 and Above - Post Ban MT6700, MT6700C and MT6700CH series, 1998 production |
