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  1. 08-26-2019, 04:35 #1
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    Default 1899 Carbine question & SRS...

    I saw an 1899 carbine this past weekend serial #356810 . The stock cartouche was 1901. Does the serial # comport with the cartouche date? Also does this # show up on the SRS list for '99 carbines?
    Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

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    Yes, and no.
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    Checking Mallory 2nd edition finds...
    Yes, serial number correlates with 1901 production.
    No SRS hit unfortunately.
    Are you looking to purchase it?

    Edit: Dick is quicker to the punch LOL
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    Too many trips to the same rodeo!!
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  5. 08-26-2019, 06:22 #5
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    Thanks for the info fellas! Pickax , yes I'm looking to buy it if the owner and I can agree on a price.
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