Mr. Ryder. Yes, sir; I don't remember the number.
Mr. Liebeler. Did you give the tag to Mr. Horton?
Mr. Ryder. No; he told us to hold on to it, keep it and they would probably get it later on and they did. It seems to me like it was 2 or 3 weeks ago they came and got it now.
Mr. Liebeler. Just 2 or 3 weeks ago?
Mr. Ryder. Yes.
Mr. Liebeler. Who came and got it?
Mr. Ryder. I don't know; the boss, Mr. Greener, gave it to him. It was on Saturday, I believe it was.
Mr. Liebeler. Did that tag indicate the nature of the work that was to be done?
Mr. Ryder. Well, actually, all it had on it was drill and tapping; it said drill and tap and a price of $4.50, I believe it was and boresight, of course, no charge on that, so by us charging $1.50 a hole—that's what we normally charge for drillin' and tappin'—would on this particular thing, would have been three holes drill and tap, where in the picture of the gun there was only two screws holding the mount of the scope on which is, more or less, made it positive we hadn't mounted it on the gun, so Mr. Horton, so he took it for granted that I hadn't done the work on it and I am sure I haven't because——
Mr. Liebeler. What kind of gun was it?