mc5aw
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Here's something not seen too often on the S&W Forum Classified section:
Springfield 1868 Trapdoor. Beautiful patina and solid wood. All metal parts function perfectly; stampings are crisp; screw heads are tight; clean bore. Stock is free from cracks and damage, bearing only wear commensurate with age. Overall, a very nice clean example of a Civil War era Springfield Trapdoor. Recently evaluated by the leading Civil War firearms dealer in Gettysburg, PA and assigned a valuation of $1,200-$1,500. Excellent cost effective addition to one's collection. $1150 shipped.
Additional information can be found here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Springfield_Model_1868
Model 1868
*** Trades considered of equivalent value: Pre-lock N-frames in .44 Mag/Special or .45 ACP; 4" or less. The only IL I would be interested in are the 325TR, 329PD, 327PC, or possibly one of the discontinued Nightguards.
Offered elsewhere. All Forum rules apply.
Springfield 1868 Trapdoor. Beautiful patina and solid wood. All metal parts function perfectly; stampings are crisp; screw heads are tight; clean bore. Stock is free from cracks and damage, bearing only wear commensurate with age. Overall, a very nice clean example of a Civil War era Springfield Trapdoor. Recently evaluated by the leading Civil War firearms dealer in Gettysburg, PA and assigned a valuation of $1,200-$1,500. Excellent cost effective addition to one's collection. $1150 shipped.
Additional information can be found here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Springfield_Model_1868
Model 1868
*** Trades considered of equivalent value: Pre-lock N-frames in .44 Mag/Special or .45 ACP; 4" or less. The only IL I would be interested in are the 325TR, 329PD, 327PC, or possibly one of the discontinued Nightguards.
Offered elsewhere. All Forum rules apply.
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