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    Quote Originally Posted by chuck in idaho View Post
    Hi Steve,
    MODEL 1899 carbines started in the 223,000+ serial number range and the receiver is stamped MODEL 1899.
    Chuck

    receiver is stamped MODEL 1899

    OH DUH!!! I knew that...I have one!! It’s hard when you have an "OH DUH", "senior moment" and "general brain F**T" all at the same time.

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    Now I'm confused. Your stated s/n 11420X is about a year too early to have 'MODEL 1899' stamped on it. Would you double check the model stamping and the s/n. A close up picture would really help sort this out.
    Please advice?
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    Sorry Chuck, I did not mean to confuse you. The receiver is stamped Model 1898. When I responded to your original post I copied a small part which was "receiver is stamped MODEL 1899" to emphases that I should have known that. Sorry for the confusion.

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    That's O.K. sometimes I'm easily confused. Thank you for the reply.
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