Help with an SRS Check please.

[w10085]

Can somebody please check on trapdoors:

359,659
529,469
538,195

I have had one hit in my life so I have probably reached my quota.

Thanks you very much for your help!

[Carlsr]

I'm still looking 🤪

[Tom Trevor]

Your answer is---------- You only get one and you have it already.

[Carlsr]

😜

[Dick Hosmer]

I've actually, upon rechecking, had six (and consider myself VERY, VERY, VERY lucky):

30601 M1873 Rifle assembled, from SA parts, at San Antonio Arsenal
318991 M1884 XRRB. 23rd Infantry Ft. Mackinac

37045 M1896 Rifle, highest known "1896" stamp
70210 M1896 Carbine, 6th USCav, China Relief Expedition
476551 M1898 Gallery Practice Rifle .22

1344166 M1903 Springfield, Sporting model

[Tom Trevor]

I have had one. June 17 1876! WOW with Crook on the Rosebud. NO Guard at Fort Buford D.T. Tripped on the guardhouse steps and broke rifle stock. So after convening board of officers from various posts it was ruled he did not have to pay the 3.13 for the stock as it was dark and he was wearing a mosquito net on guard duty.

[w10085]

Cool stories and I enjoyed them. Can anybody look mine up since Dick proves I'm not limited to one?

My hit was a 1903 Springfield that was sent from Pearl Harbor back to Springfield for rebuild in late 1941 (but before 12/7). It had an SA 42 barrel on it when I got it so that explains the barrel.

[Dick Hosmer]

Sorry, no cigars. In fact, you're pretty much in black holes on all of them - nothing close to any.

[w10085]

Thank you very much Dick. I never surprised by that answer. They are all marginal examples but they would be worth fixing up if they had history.

[Carlsr]

Dick, since this post is on SRS these books are listed on Mc Pheeters. Just wondering if these are the books you have?
Thanks
http://www.mcpheetersantiquemilitari...2_item_025.htm