SRS check, Please

[Jason60chev]

Hello Knowledgable Milsurpers! Could I please get an SRS check check on S/N 1336429. It has an Star Gaged SA 4-29 barrel and a punch mark on the receiver rail about an inch or so from the receiver head (Where the s.n is). Thanks! Jason

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[mdrim13]

I've also been meaning to start an SRS thread recently. I will add mine too so that another thread does not need to be created. I've got two I would like to have checked if possible. If two is too many, I am more concerned with the Garand as it is Mostly correct (Wrong Stock). The carbine is a mixmaster with about 60% correct parts.
The Guns:

M1 Garand
SA 6-42 Production
SN: 676292

M1 Carbine
WRA Production
SN: 1113186

Thanks Again
-mdrim13

[m1903rifle]

Sorry......No info in the electronic version of the SRS records.

[Mike D]

Nothin' in the books, either.

[mdrim13]

Thanks guys. I reall appriciate it. Let me know if I can ever help you out. I do stock restoration and refinishing. One last question...Does SRS provide documentation if ther is a record of it?

[Rick the Librarian]

Yes ... for a price. For a simple receipt (like a National Match), about $65. For an actual record, in the $100-150 range.

[mdrim13]

Yes ... for a price. For a simple receipt (like a National Match), about $65. For an actual record, in the $100-150 range.

I think it would be worth it though, don't you?

[Johnny Peppers]

I think on the NRA Sales weapons the letter is $50/65, but if the serial number is recorded but requires research the cost is $175/250. Just my opinion, but I don't see paying for research on a rifle that has been rebuilt multiple times.

[m1903rifle]

Nothing on either one.