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That is true, and I missed it. The Country of Origin (COO) mark was/is required of items imported commercially into the U.S., so it would not have been on a pistol brought back by a soldier in any war, or even purchased abroad and brought back by a tourist.
(The GCA '68 changed the marking for firearms from the COO to the "import stamp" we all know and love.)
Jim
(The GCA '68 changed the marking for firearms from the COO to the "import stamp" we all know and love.)
Jim
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