It seems different T/C inspectors used various stamps, such as a heart, a spade, a Maltese cross, a capital M in a circle among other letters. Now if you are going to suggest that each stamp represents a different barrel manufacturer…….I believe the S signifies it is a Sharon barrel. It should also have a heart or spade on the underside of the barrel by the tang.
Everything I have read about the TC barrels supplied by Sharon is they were all stamped with either a spade or heart. I have never read about a TC serial number that started with an S but it seems to me if the barrel in question has one of the other stamps, the S would also indicate Sharon as the barrel maker. The only TC serial number that starts with a letter that I have read about were those that started with a K indicating the rifle was a Kit gun.It seems different T/C inspectors used various stamps, such as a heart, a spade, a Maltese cross, a capital M in a circle among other letters. Now if you are going to suggest that each stamp represents a different barrel manufacturer…….
What about the serial number 14100I believe the S signifies it is a Sharon barrel. It should also have a heart or spade on the underside of the barrel by the tang.
Each T/C model had its own set of serial numbers starting with 1000, the kit guns started with a k, after market barrels depends on the makerWhat about the serial number 14100
It's only the serial number no letter its a dual trigger 54 cal muzzleloader i dont know the modelThe S with TC usually means Stainless Steel. However, since you didn't say the model its hard to know. But dealing and selling TC's for 30 years nothing with TC is an exact science. I have seen them take encore SS frames (usually they used blued frames) and spray them in weathershield and the frames serial number would still start with an S, but it was a weathershield model from factory. .
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