[JGS]

I was looking through the Perazzi catalogue checking out their engraved models. Wow! Beautiful guns. I know - pretty doesn't break targets, but I have a question: The various engravings are identified starting with the letters SCO. What does SCO stand for? This is your Sunday morning minutia question.

 

[Jerry944t]

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Hope that helps.

Cheers,

Jerry

 

[kiwiG]

To the best of my knowledge S=Sovrapposto(Italian for U/O)...'O'=Oro(guessing Italian for fancy)...don't know the 'C', but my wife says it's because I CAN'T have one. Cheers-Graham.

 

[bundy4]

S C stands for series competition, and O is for Oro meaning gold in it Italian. RAY

 

[JGS]

Thanks. This list is truly an amazing place for information.

 

[Fast Oil]

I thought it was Special Competition Ornate ??

 

[Baber]

Grade 3.... There are SC1, SC2 and SC3's and the the SCO's relating to gold engraving etc.

TB

 

[bundy4]

25 years ago I asked Mr. Perazzi the same question. He did not answer, instead he dropped the trigger group out of the high grade unit he had in his hands and smiled. I guess he was referring to the gold washed internals inside one of his fabulous creations. Ray