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Sounds good , thanks again and keep up the good work!
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Another comment on naming conventions: the "C" in JC and JCP may stand for "Cole", while the "H" in the JH line may stand for "Haskell".
In all cases -- and this is far more definitive -- the final 'P' indicates Polymer and, if missing -- as in JC and JH -- the pistol has a metal frame. Yeah, I love my metal C9, JC, and JH!
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Prepare for battle!
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Originally Posted by farmkid
Another comment on naming conventions: the "C" in JC and JCP may stand for "Cole", while the "H" in the JH line may stand for "Haskell".
In all cases -- and this is far more definitive -- the final 'P' indicates Polymer and, if missing -- as in JC and JH -- the pistol has a metal frame. Yeah, I love my metal C9, JC, and JH!
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WOAH 
THis is blowing my mind
If you get any itches to research more, and share here, uh, FEEL FREE TO!!!! 
TOO cool... 
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11-11-2011, 09:04 AM
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Someone knows his way around public records!! I'll second that award nomination!
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11-11-2011, 11:05 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by farmkid
Another comment on naming conventions: the "C" in JC and JCP may stand for "Cole", while the "H" in the JH line may stand for "Haskell".
In all cases -- and this is far more definitive -- the final 'P' indicates Polymer and, if missing -- as in JC and JH -- the pistol has a metal frame. Yeah, I love my metal C9, JC, and JH!
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I knew that about the "P", but the the ideas for C and H is some good stuff!
In which case...what is the J for? 
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11-12-2011, 02:53 AM
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The 'C' and 'H' almost certainly stand for Cole and Haskell: Early 9mms were labeled JS-9s, where 'S' sounds suspiciously like Stallard.
So when did 'JS' change to 'C'? Still digging...
Last edited by farmkid; 11-12-2011 at 02:55 AM.
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12-22-2011, 11:42 PM
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The JS changed to C when they went from the large frame to the smaller "compact" frame.Which is what the "C" stands for.
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12-23-2011, 04:35 PM
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Simply amazing!
These articles have brought pure enjoyment to me.
Thanks all!
Bravo Zulu!
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So many beautiful firearms on HP.
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It didn't, as I've found. I posted the following material on the bryco-jennings forum, but thought that it was perhaps more appropriate here:
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I've been searching public records, and from them have organized the following timeline, with some comments/suppositions of my own:
09/04/1987
Company: Stallard Arms, Inc.
Signatory: Edward Boyd Stallard
Action: Incorporated: 728 Fairfax Ave. Mansfield, OH
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When I read above about September 1987 I was like I wonder if it was my birthday...when I got here it turns out that I was born the day before "Hi-Point" was. Thought that was pretty neat and a gives me even more pride in the company and my C9.
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