Accusport bisley numbers??

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Bearcat
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I had this info at one today e but can't seem to locate it now. I believe the 357 was the rarest with the 44 mag coming in second. There were a few clean up 357's but the numbers still remained less than the 44's.

Can anyone provide the numbers?
 
I always thought the 44 was the most scarce since I never heard of any "cleanup" guns and there were some in the 357. I believed there were initially 500 of each but I could be wrong. Just ask my wife.
 
The highest number I ever heard for the 44 was 932. I'm starting to agree with numbers close to that, as I've seen s/n 87-5222x & 87-5304x & a lot of numbers in between those two. So there's a base line to compare the 357 to, but agree that there were some later cleanup guns in 357, so it might be hard to nail down.

If you find hard numbers, I'd love to see them.
 
I thought I had numbers from when these were available but can't locate them. Have my set of them all tucked away. A nice consecutive #ed set of the .357 ones is there. ;).
 

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