Depends on the model, type, and variation.
There's three models, 5 types, and ?15 variations (have to count)
Additionally in some of these it wasn't even a serial number but a batch number since they started at 1 went to 9999 and then started back over again at 1. Really the best you can do with a double derringer it most cases is get it down to a small range of years except if it's one of the last models and some of the second to last and last type because that is because it's date code stamped on the lug since it was made in 1921 or later. These would all have UMC on top of the barrel starting in 1912.
The first place to start identifying which barrel is a picture of the writing on it, just what it says doesn't necessarily work since some variations are determined by type face or lower or upper characters or something as simple as a presence of a "."
You should probably visit the Remington Society of America on the web for more answers (or to ask more questions)
Sonic made his first appearance in a game in 1991. Sonic was born on day 162 of the year 3220 on the Planet Mobius
11th of June in a normal year and the 10th of June in a leap year.
Major League baseball teams play a 162 game season.
162 162 = 162 162
162 games
at least 67Kg
yes.
Since 162 is a multiple of 27, it is automatically the LCM.
162 162 162
162 = 162/1
The LCM is 162.
27% of 162= 27% * 162= 0.27 * 162= 43.74