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(10-642) US MARKED MODEL 1873 SPRINGFIELD TRAP SPORTING RIFLE
I believe that this is one of the guns that were converted to sporting rifles by the Meacham Arms Co. for frontier use in the 1880's. This is the finest I have ever seen with 99% plus vivid orig case colors and bright vivid blue All orig 30" heavy weight octagon BBL. Checkered wood is like new. The finest in the country. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 18,500.
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(EL-MR389a) SPRINGFIELD U.S. MODEL 1873/78 TRAPDOOR RIFLE
Nice clean smooth metal, good looking blue brown coloration on bbl, all markings very nice. Assortment of dings, scratches and scrapes on the very solid stock, visible cartouches, fantastic bore, orig rifle sights. Also included is U.S. marked socket cleaning rod. Bayonet (no scabbard) is in VG cond. Good solid trapdoor. e
A $895
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(EL-MR374) U.S. SPRINGFIELD/REMINGTON MODEL 1903
Manufactured in 1942. WWII issue, of course. Appears to have original barrel as it is an RA bbl dated 10-42. This gun very possibly is original as manufactured in 1942 and not gone through an arsenal rebuild. Quite a bit of cosmoline in action and bbl. I believe it was checked after the war, deemed serviceable and not needing rebuilding; cosmolined and stored for decades. A piece of history that fought for our freedom!
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M $ 1,200
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(10-508) SPRINGFIELD MODEL 87A SEMI-AUTO RIFLE
Made to shoot .22 Long or .22 LR (.22 LR only as automatic). 30% bbl blue, 80% mag blue, receiver is a plum blue patina, fine bore, VG wood with sling rings. e
M $ 115
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(10-507) U.S. SPRINGFIELD 03-A3
U.S. Remington produced in 1943. This is another War Horse that was most likely checked after the war and found serviceable. It was then heavily cosmolined and stored in a defense depot. Good parkerizing on metal, wood complete with normal dings and gouges, etc. Enough cosmoline has been removed so you can almost touch it without getting totally greasy. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
M $ 550
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(10-578) U.S. SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1903
Originally built by Springfield in 1932, undoubtedly a WWII veteran. Refurbished after the war at Augusta Arsenal. Perfect bore in "6-44 HS" marked bbl. This 03 has had little or no use since it came out of the arsenal. An interesting War Dept./DCM receipt form dated June 1948 to a Sgt. Blowers comes with the gun. Sgt. Blowers owned this gun and kept it in mint cond for almost 60 years. Complete with orig Model 1907 sling. This is a great Model 1903. Later manual included, Letter. e
M $ 1,150
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(10-640) U.S. SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR SADDLERING CARBINE
449,XXX serial number range. Buffington sight, bright shiny bore but some pitting ahead of the chamber, lockplate and hammer have quite a bit of blue, bbl has some blue in protected areas but is mostly a pleasing brown patina coloration. Overall wood is in good condition with a repaired crack on the right side below the rear sight. Good example. e
A $ 1,295
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(9-1165) EXTRAORDINARY U.S. MODEL 1879 SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR SADDLERING CARBINE IN .45-70
Fine bore, correct Model 1879 rear barrel sight, Serial number 139,XXX with the 1881 carbine buttplate; complete with original three piece cleaning rod and shell extractor. 90%+ darkening blue overall, nearly all bright vivid case colors remain on the trapdoor! Excellent wood with VG cartouche. Great trapdoor! ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 4,950
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(9-1164) SPRINGFIELD 1888 U.S. TRAPDOOR RIFLE WITH FANCY WOOD
Extremely nice overall condition, minty bore, super clean smooth metal is a plum blue patina, considerable case colors visible and are intact on the breech block and upper tang. Correct sights and excellent markings on metal and on the very unusual fancy burled walnut buttstock; complete with correct sights and sling rings. This is a must-have item for your Springfield collection. e
A $ 995
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(10-577) U.S. SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1873 TRAPDOOR SADDLERING CARBINE
132,XXX serial number, excellent bore, 60-70% blue on the barrel, hammer and lockplate, the balance is a plummish blue patina coloration, smooth metal with a small area of light pitting near end of the forestock, excellent wood with most varnish remaining, original sights with rare front sight hood marked ‘C’. Original cleaning rod under buttplate. e
A $ 2,100
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(10-641) FACTORY ENGRAVED U.S. SPRINGFIELD 2ND MODEL 1875 OFFICERS MODEL RIFLE IN CALIBER .45-70
Overall gun is in fine condition. The wood retains virtually all of the original oil finish, nicely checkered on the forearm and the wrist area; correct wooden half pistol grip that these are usually encountered with. Forend cap and ram rod tip are both nickel plated and retain most all of the nickel. Buttplate, upper tang, sideplate, breech bolt, hammer, frame and retaining band are all very nicely and elaborately engraved. Overall gun is guaranteed all orig and in extraordinary condition with virtually all the original blue on the barrel and vivid case colors on the lock, hammer and breech bolt. Very scarce little gun-only 250 of these were manufactured and this one is probably in better condition than most of them by far. Fine gun. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 27,500
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(10-576) U.S. SPRINGFIELD 1879 TRAPDOOR SADDLERING CARBINE IN CALIBER .45-70
22” barrel, good bore, trapdoor buttplate and correct sights. Barrel has some pitting on the back half; the remaining metal is smooth, clean and is a dark blue plum patina coloration. Nice stock with just a few light handling mars and a small crack near the forend. Nice example of an 1879 trapdoor carbine. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 1,500
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(9-1163) U.S. SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1866 ALL IN CONVERSION RIFLE IN .50 CALIBER
36-5/8” barrel, fair bore, three barrel bands, smooth metal is a plum brown patina coloration, original sights, VG wood, good cartouche. Complete with cleaning rod. ~~> VIEW PHOTO <~~ e
A $ 1,575
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(10-643) CUSTER RANGE U.S. SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1873 CARBINE
VG+ bore, Serial number 37,XXX, clean smooth metal-very dark blue plum patina coloration. This example has the 3-piece cleaning rod in the buttstock. VG wood. e
A $ 5,750
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(9-1167) CUSTER RANGE U.S. SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1873 TRAPDOOR CARBINE
Fine bore, stock has trapdoor, clean smooth metal, barrel is a blue gray patina coloration, most blue is present on the trapdoor, lockplate, hammer and rear sight. Walnut is very nice with just a few dings. Serial number 40,XXX, barrel bears proofs on this example. e
A $ 6,500
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(10-656) U.S. SPRINGFIELD MODEL 1873 TRAPDOOR SADDLERING CARBINE IN .45-70 CALIBER
22” barrel with Buffington rear sight and the correct Model 1890 protector band, VG bore, overall metal is basically a blue plum patina coloration, VG wood. Serial Number 380,XXX. e
A $ 2,250
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(9-1168) U.S. MODEL 1873 SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR RIFLE IN .45-70
32-5/8” barrel, bright shiny bore, fine condition overall with perhaps 30% original blue remaining, the balance thinning to a blue plum patina coloration. Generally fine walnut with a few dings on the left side near the cartouche, excellent markings; complete with ramrod and bayonet. e
A $ 1,275
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