1873 springfield trapdoor carbine wioth rifle sites

Heavy printed cardboard box with interior cut-out fitted to the gun includes a 4-page owner's manual, plastic bag for the gun, and an oval brass plate engraved with the rifle's description and ''1871-1971''. Action is strong and smooth bore shows blue and deep rifling. Stock is smooth and shows a lovely red color, nice grain, deep checkering, and an encircled ''P'' proofmark under the wrist. Condition is near new and unfired, the blued parts retaining all of their original blue-black finish, the case hardened parts retaining all of their fiery coloration. 5677'' on right side, and ''H&R'' on left), trapdoor (marked ''US/Model/1873'' in three lines), thumb release, lockplate (marked ''(spread eagle)/U.S./Springfield'' in two lines), hammer, triggerguard, single spring-retained barrel band, and buttplate (marked ''US'' behind top tang screw) are sparsely floral engraved ''tree''-engraved pewter nosecap single blued steel under-barrel ramrod finial hardwood ramrod with knurled metal tip oil-stained walnut halfstock with checkered panels at wrist and forend. Made in U.S.A.'' on right case hardened breech (marked ''Ser. 45-70 Govt.'' in two lines, and ''Harrington & Richardson, Inc./Worcester, Mass. CF cal., blued 26'' round barrel with dovetailed bead blade front and folding adjustable Vernier rear tang sights marked on left side ahead of breech with a ''P'' proofmark and ''U.S. Springfield Model 1873 Officer's Model Trapdoor Single Shot Cartridge Carbine, by Harrington & Richardson, with original box, #5677.

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^ 'Model 1880 Triangular Rod Bayonet Rifles'.

^ 'Springfield Armory Model 1871 Rolling Block Rifle'.

^ 'Springfield Armory Model 1870/1863 U.S.

^ 'Springfield Armory Museum - Collection Record'.

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Some examples of the smoothbore Springfield Model 1842 musket that were later modified with rifling and used during the American Civil War may also be referred to as 'Springfield rifles'. There were also numerous limited production, experimental, marksmanship, and sporting rifles produced by the Springfield Armory which are referred to as 'Springfield rifles'. In modern usage, the term 'Springfield rifle' most commonly refers to the Springfield Model 1903 for its use in both world wars. The term Springfield rifle may refer to any one of several types of small arms produced by the Springfield Armory in Springfield, Massachusetts, for the United States armed forces.

1873 springfield trapdoor carbine wioth rifle sites