Post the weapon and serial number. One of the members who has the four published books of numbers will look it up for you. However, don't get your hopes up too high, because only about 5% of the records have survived. And, if you honestly want an answer, don't quote a partial serial - we have no way of dealing with "X"s.

Nothing on the Krag (falls between 387436 - 387668) but, just for grins, how long is the barrel - 30"?

Enfield is worse (gap is 1205525 - 1206420); appears to be an Eddystone?

There are a a bunch of 1903s and and a few M1s, as well as many other arms in small quantities. I'd guess best coverage is on trapdoors and Krags.

Oldguns was hosting the basic data online at no charge, sort of an index if you will - a HUGE service to the collecting fraternity, but when SRS' very generous founder (Frank Mallory) died, his successor had different ideas as to how to market the info, and the link was taken down. Sad. You can still get a letter on a "hit" but you must subscribe to his magazine to get any assistance - plus, the letters cost more and take longer as well.

can someone look up mine? it is a 1899 carbine #348159