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Well what intrigued me most is the barrel (and so little to compare it to); the serial fonts suggest the barrel and receiver are...

Great points Loewe. I could visualize the “p” being a very strong possibility as well from the pics and analysis. Damn JP Sauer always...

Very elusive! Added to the study-trends w/link here...

Naturally font interpretation is subjective or at least lends itself to furthering ones opinion but this is opinion base upon limited...

A few of p-blocks for comparison.

To save time in the long run - a few good examples of r-blocks 42's

Close comparisons suggest p-block imo, not 100% but r-block do not compare well... if the bolt is original then pictures of that seems a...

Any possibility it’s a “h” or maybe 🤔 “r” block? JPS had a tendency to really polish the parts after stamping. The firing proof is not...

Yup If I had to bet, my money would be on a “r” block in which the letter suffix die was hit in a manner that the bottom exhibited more...

The BC narrows the range only in that it eliminates very early production, I too supposed from the partial suffix that r-block was...

I could never understand why new members don’t post enough pics, but at the same time want detailed info about their rifle. You’re...

Same sitrep, the receiver has a suffix but it is indiscernible... the barrel code is not likely very early production. I only posted to...

Well if the stock date is March 10th, then it can't be 'early'. I thought maybe what's under the serial number was a suffix, possibly...

This isn't an early ce/42 (JPS) rifle, -does the barrel have a serial? This rifle, with this barrel code is f-block or later, (and SRO...

I think so as well as stamped are most common (100% but that this only numbers 9 examples is hardly definitive.... but probable as all...