Does anyone know the whereabouts of M1892 SN 2737?

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Does anyone know the whereabouts of M1892 SN 2737?

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This US Krag is referenced in 1895 correspondence between Ft Douglas, UT and SA.
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Long shot question.

Good luck.

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Mallory lists #2737 as issued 04/25/1895 to Co. D, 16th U.S. Infantry.

Significance of this model 1892 rifle?

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Bruce Canfield references "2737" and "3029" in 1895 correspondence as being returned to SA from D Company, Ft Douglas, UT for defective cocking pieces due to soft steel. Man at Arms Mag, Oct 1998. "3029" has been located. It would be cool to locate "2737"

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Thanks for the details about the correspondence on faulty rifles.

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