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CVA started in business in 1971 and some of their rifles used the last two digits as a date code if this is the case yours would be made in the first year of production.
Look for other marks on the barrel there may be a Spanish proof marks,here are the date codes:
http://9mmlargo.com/year_codes.htm
Look for other marks on the barrel there may be a Spanish proof marks,here are the date codes:
http://9mmlargo.com/year_codes.htm
I haven't been able to come up with a method of dating , but just from my own experience. The very first ones were mfg. in the USA and used Douglas barrels , and had pewter furniture and double wedge pins, some were sold as kits and some assembled. IIRC the next gen. were produced in Spain and had brass furniture, single wedge pin, some even had a slow twist and were deadly accurate.The next gen, AFAIK and I'm sure someone can correct me were bought out by Traditions.
Cheers nessy.
Cheers nessy.
