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This is an interesting weapon and consists of a correct carbine barrel, receiver and 1873 dated lock plate, mounted onto a period modified Model 1873

Produced by the Burnside Rifle Company as a carbine, and converted by Springfield Arsenal circa 1871 into a rifle. Fitted with the distinctive 3-groov

Blade front and fully adjustable "C" marked Buffington rear sight, with "V/ P/eagle head/P" on the left side near the breech. Lo...

This is an assembly of various Models of Trapdoor rifle. The rifle is equipped with the Model 1879 ski slope style rear sight with the graduation mark

The rear of the barrel is correctly marked with the "V P eagle head P" proof and inspection marks. The top at the breech is marked "I...

During the post Civil War period the U.S. Government experimented heavily with developing metallic cartridge rifles. One of the most cost effective m

Blade front and folding leaf rear sights on the bright barrel that folds backward. Casehardened receiver, with "MODEL 1871" on the left si...

Manufactured in 1881. Left side of receiver marked "MANUFACTURED BY THE WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO. NEW HAVEN. CONN. U.S.A. / PATENTED OCT. 1...

Carbine length barrel with the receiver marked "U.S. / MODEL 1898, SPRINGFIELD ARMORY" followed by the serial number (306054) that falls ...

Buffington rear sight, ramrod bayonet, and smooth buttplate with trapdoor. "V P eagle head P" proof and inspection marks on barrel with &q...