I also have another that seriel numbers to 1971 that is rollstamped "444T" and both my 1972 rifles in this configuration are rollstamped "444T". I have 2 or 3 made in 1971 that are not stamped "444T". If it isn't rollstamped "444T" then it isn't one. Many folks think just because they have a 444 with a 24" barrel, straight gripped monte carlo stock that it's a "444T" and thats wrong also. Īll the guns with the monte carlo straight grip stocks were either roll stamped "444" or "444T" and the ones with "444T" were only made in 19. The gun from 1964 is rollstamped " 444 Magnum". There was only one thing he could have had if it were rollstamped "444S" which he said and in the picture he posted. Ĭould be - but the OP has yet to describe what he has, beyond "444S" & the 1971 SN, so we really have no clue as to exactly what he does have, until he's more forthcoming. So then as long as our original poster has a gun that is barrel banded and has a pistol grip, 22" barrel and is rollstamped "444S" then he most certainly has a "444S" that was made in 1971. And to make it even more broad I presently own two of the "original" style 444's that seriel number to 1972 ! I own one original 444 that seriel numbers to 1964. They also claim the "original" 444 was made from 1965 to 1971 and that is WRONG also !
The barrel banded 444S was made from 1971 to 1975.
The 444S was made in 1971 I've owned two that seriel numbered to 1971 !
Note: The side safety appeared with this model change.
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Serial Numbers (first 2 digits): 16 descending through 00 (2000). Serial Numbers (first 2 digits): 27 descending through 17 Serial Numbers (first 2 digits): AA, AB, AC, AD, and 69 through 71ġ971: Mar-Shield finish and vented recoil pad appear. You should have a Model 444, since the Model 444S wasn't introduced until 1972, with a 22" bbl.
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