Can't say if their rifles SN #s are the same as their Makarov pistols SN #s, but if they are, here's what I know: The two digits that appear DIRECTLY after the two letters indicate the year of production and they are coded. For example my Bulgarian Makarov has the digits '23' which I believe is the year '1983' without looking it up. IIRC the Bulgarians stopped using that system after the fall of their Communist Govt. There is a complete list at gunboards.com under the Makarov forum. Free Sms Masking Software For Mac. A typical SN on a Bulgarian Makarov would look like this: BH 23 4875. Again, the '23' is the year code.

Jun 21, 2010. AK-47, Handguns and more. The first 4 numbers on an AK's SN mean? The original year of manufacture as the first four digits of the serial number. Feb 07, 2013 Hi I'm fairly new to AK-47s and just recently bought a AKM AK-47 kit to assemble. The front trunnion has a marking of DL 5495. I have searched for what this number.

Maybe the prefixes don't mean anything? It would be interesting to know, though. Good luck and let us know what you find out. I also inquired about this and would like to know.

I currently have a 106CR, prefix KT. When I received it, I couldn't see much of a feed ramp, so I wanted to know if my rifle had the fix or not. My logic would be that the KT would have it being that it is alphabetically past BD. Download Pinball.

Taking it to the range with 80 rounds of PMC.223 and 5.56 gave me no issues at all with feeding and cycling properly. I just kinda guessed that mine does have the fix, but I would like some concrete evidence, as 80 rounds doesn't really tell me much, IMO.

I had different 5.56 AK that would feed steel cased Tula and Silver bear all day long, but would hang up on Federal 5.56 every so often. By the way, here is the picture of my feed ramp. Compared to a Fixed rifle, mine didn't look nearly as large as the fixed feed ramp. The Cyrillic letters are simply series codes. Basically they produce a number of rifles under a series and move on. After the two Cyrillic letters look at the first two numbers. Originally Posted By AEnemaBay: The Cyrillic letters are simply series codes.

Basically they produce a number of rifles under a series and move on. After the two Cyrillic letters look at the first two numbers. Originally Posted By AEnemaBay: The Cyrillic letters are simply series codes. Basically they produce a number of rifles under a series and move on. After the two Cyrillic letters look at the first two numbers. I doubt it was fixed retroactively, because my serial number prefix is BD which is known to be the prefix that was the first of the fixed rifles. Nyu 7 Year Dental Program RequirementsDownload Free Software Programs Online here. The only way it could have been built in 2006 is if all the BD prefix rifles were kept in a warehouse in Bulgaria until they developed the feed ramp fix, then they pulled them all out of storage, fixed them, then shipped them to the US to be the first 106s with the current feed ramp.