The comments as listed would apply to all of the serial numbers with the prefix listed to the left.Ĭut from aluminum bar stock. If there is only one date listed after the serial numbers in column 2 and/or 2, all of those numbers were manufactured on that same day.Ĭolumn 5: Comments regarding that range of serial numbers. Each line is separated into 5 columns.Ĭolumn 1: The serial number itself (including prefix).Ĭolumn 2: The beginning serial number in that book.Ĭolumn 3: The beginning date for that book. Match your receiver up with the letter prefixes on the chart below.
For that reason, there is a beginning date and end date for each ledger. In other words, the ledger books were not large enough to contain all of the numbers (0001-9999), in one book. These date ranges are the beginning and ending dates of the physical paper ledgers in which those numbers were recorded.
#Eagle arms serial number lookup series
These prefix series are divided by a date range to their right. Each subsequent serial number range (either beginning with 0001, or 1001) will show a 1 or 2 letter prefix.Īdditionally, you will see several lines for serial numbers that begin with the same letter(s) prefix. The initial receivers made by Olympic Arms simply contain a 4 digit serial number, no letter prefix. If you’ll notice, all the serial number ranges have a letter prefix but one.
At Olympic, we group our serial numbered lowers into “ranges”. Remember that Olympic Arms fully complied, and still does, with ATF regulations regarding A&D books.īelow you will see a list of serial numbers. If you’d like to read why this decision was made, please read the article in the About Us section titled “Pre-fire Bound Books”. Many people and organizations have been critical of Olympic Arms for not securing a copy of these records elsewhere, or keeping an electronic file of this data as an emergency back up. We CANNOT provide you with the date the serial number was shipped, we CANNOT provide you with information determining whether a particular serial number was a factory assembled firearm, and most importantly, we CANNOT determine whether or not your particular serial number is a legal grandfathered pre-ban firearm.
This is an unfortunate situation that severely limits our ability to provide product information for any and all AR-15 lower receivers and/or complete guns manufactured prior to that date. As a result all that we can provide is what you see below, a date “range” in which your serial number was manufactured. All A& D book records prior to the 7th of June, 2000 are GONE. These books, over 25 years of Olympic Arms history and data, were completely destroyed in that fire. The books that we, as well as all federally licensed firearms dealers are required to keep are commonly known as “Bound Books”, or “A&D” (acquisition & distribution) books. In those offices were housed our current as well as archival records with regards to manufacture, acquisition and distribution of firearms. Please read all of the details on this page because there are many questions answered in the following paragraphs.Īs many of you already know, on the 7th of June, 2000, Olympic Arms experienced a devastating fire that destroyed our sales offices. Use the information in this page to help determine when your Olympic Arms AR 15 was produced. What does my serial number have to do with a PRE BAN AR 15?Ī: Nothing is more frustrating than to know little or nothing about the firearm you own or are about to buy.
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