SRS please

[lyman]

1896 Carbine, dated 1895, serial is 28028,

I cannot find my downloaded copy of SRS,,

any help always appreciated

[Johnny P]

27449 96C 080537 APG (Sale)
28833 96C 070225 Watervliet to OO

28015 96C 071522 Raritan Arsenal (Sold)
28077 " " " " "

28011 " 062098 1st USV CAV
28029 ' 062098 "

Can't get any closer than that.

[lyman]

Thanks Johnny !

[Dick Hosmer]

Be mindful of the old adage: You need a HIT. Consecutive numbers are a great talking point, but mean nothing.

[Johnny P]

Post had nothing to do with consecutive numbers. Only mentioned that the number shown was as close as he could get without hitting his number.

[lyman]

thanks again Johnny,
and yes, fully aware that a close don't count,

[Dick Hosmer]

Post had nothing to do with consecutive numbers. Only mentioned that the number shown was as close as he could get without hitting his number.

While there may have been no INTENT to make a connection, a consecutive number WAS quoted, hence my comment. Absent that number, I'd have said nothing.

[Johnny P]

While there may have been no INTENT to make a connection, a consecutive number WAS quoted, hence my comment. Absent that number, I'd have said nothing.

I appreciate the education on consecutive numbers. For clarity and so as to not cause future confusion should I have explained that while the number I found would be considered as consecutive but would actually mean nothing?

[Dick Hosmer]

I appreciate the education on consecutive numbers. For clarity and so as to not cause future confusion should I have explained that while the number I found would be considered as consecutive but would actually mean nothing?

It was not my intent to preach or to insult. But yes, that would probably help, because, believe it or not, there ARE people out there who ASSUME (AND who would try, very hard, to take money from a novice using that assumption) that if 24567 went up Kettle Hill, then so did 24566 and 24568. Now, they MAY have, but, "close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades."

[Johnny P]

And we wonder why there is little participation.