SUPER-S: identical pistol to Super-Star in caliber 380 the ACP and of dimensions very reduced.
pistol actually has two serial numbers on it, the one on the butt and a different number on the frame and slide that were used by the distributor as the serial number. Most individual manufacturers habitually put serial numbers on the weapons they produce. A total of 217,682 Star BM pistols were made between 19. The Z-62 uses the 9×23mm Largo ammunition, while the Z-63 uses 9×19 Parabellum.
Namely, these all had inverted slide rails and closed cam path locking. In 1983 production of the classic models was largely ceased in favor of a new series of pistols taking most of their features from the Charles Petter SACM style of pistols (also seen in the SIG P210 and CZ-75). Some serial numbers are located underneath the frame in front of the trigger guard. Star Model IN-1934: lime 9mm short, Mannincher system, made for the use of police. In Spain alone Star, Astra and CETME met their end. Serials 210951-214950 Second Variation: 7,999 pistols delivered to German headquarters in Hendaye, France on July 26, 1943. No idea how long that'll last, but they have them now! It is very odd they did this, as later A and B model guns shared many parts including complete frames, and the 1922 was a very different design with a grip safety backstrap, so it's not … The code represented the year the pistol was proofed.
in the US, where it means the shareholders and operators of the corporation are not individually liable.