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Harrington & Richardson Centennial Officer’s Model 1873 Trapdoor Reproduction – .45-70 Gov’t | 26” Barrel | Commemorative Rifle
Guns International #: 103059921 Seller's Inventory #: 156
Category: Harrington & Richardson Rifles - Replica Rifles
Seller's Information
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Seller: 2ndsupplymfg
Company: 2nd Amendment Supply & Manufacturing LLC
Member Since: 7/6/23
State: Indiana
Zip: 46148
Country: United States
Phone: (765) 571-5048
Number of Active Listings: 145
Total Number of Listings: 396
Seller: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
Payment Types Accepted: USPS Money Order, Personal Check, Certified Check, Visa, Discover, Mastercard, American Express
About Us: Specializing in Antique Firearms!
Description:
This H&R Officer’s Model 1873 Trapdoor is a beautifully crafted reproduction of the iconic Springfield rifle, released as part of Harrington & Richardson’s Centennial celebration. Designed to honor a century of American firearms heritage, this limited-edition rifle captures the essence of the original U.S. military issue with refined detail and historical accuracy. The rifle features a 26-inch blued barrel paired with a case-colored receiver, hammer, and breechblock. The front sight is a tall beaded blade, while the grip sports a flip-up, elevation-adjustable peep aperture, ideal for precise shooting. The hardwood stock is finely checkered with a straight grip and adorned with a decorative metal nose cap, stacking swivel, barrel band, and a commemorative brass buttplate badge.
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Make: Harrington & Richardson
Model: 1873 Officer’s Model – Centennial Commemorative (1871–1971)
Serial Number: 156
Year of Manufacture: 1971
Caliber: .45-70 Government
Action Type: Single-shot, forward-pivoting “Trapdoor” breechblock
Condition:
The rifle remains in Fine overall condition, retaining approximately 99% of its original metal finish. The barrel shows only a few minor scrapes and handling marks, with deep, crisp markings. The stock exhibits a couple of small compression marks and light scrapes consistent with careful handling. Hardware has light oxidation in places. The bore is strong, with sharp rifling, minor fouling, and light erosion in the grooves. Mechanically, the action functions properly, though it has not been live-tested.
Features:
- Barrel Length: 26"
- Sights: Beaded blade front, flip-up peep aperture rear
- Stock: Checkered hardwood with straight grip and case-colored carbine-style buttplate
- Finish: Blued barrel with case-colored receiver and components
- Commemorative Brass Plate: Installed on the buttstock
- Accessories: Includes original H&R branded sales box
The Springfield Model 1873 “Trapdoor” was the first breech-loading rifle widely adopted by the U.S. military and served as a mainstay into the late 19th century. H&R's 1971 Officer’s Model reproduction commemorates both the rifle’s legacy and the company’s own 100-year anniversary. With high attention to detail, this is a piece that balances historical value and classic American craftsmanship, making it an ideal collector's item or display piece.
Collector’s Insight:
Whether you're a fan of antique military firearms or commemorative pieces, this H&R Centennial Officer’s Model is a standout example of a faithful reproduction with stunning presentation. With low serial number #156, this limited edition rifle is a desirable addition to any historical or commemorative firearm collection.
SHIPPING: $35.00 on Handguns / $75.00 on long guns
(Some states will add additional shipping charges.)
PAYMENT OPTIONS: Money Orders, Cashier's Checks, Personal Checks, Debit/Credit Cards with a 3% Fee.
If you wish to pay using a credit/debit card, you must call and pay over the phone.
AFTER-: After the has ended, we ask that you email or call us to let us know your intended payment method. If, we do not hear from you within seven days from the close of the we will then be able to relist the item.
LEGAL REQUIREMENTS: Modern firearms must be transferred through a licensed FFL dealer in your area. You must supply a signed copy of the local dealer's license before payment can be processed. The FFL may be sent by email. sales2ndsupplymfg
C&R: A C&R license is acceptable for C&R firearms. Firearms determined to be C&Rs by ATF and/or guns known to be at least 50 years old. A C&R license is only valid for the person to whom it is issued to.
CALIFORNIA: We do ship to California if it falls within what is legal. Many older handguns cannot be shipped into California due to State Restrictions. If the handgun in this is not on the current California Roster of Certified Handguns, please do not bid! Handguns Certified for Sale | State of California - Department of Justice - Office of the Attorney General
C&R Handguns are exempt from this restriction. As they are exempt, they are unable to be shipped directly to that C&R License. California law will NOT allow shipment of C&R firearms directly to a C&R holder in the State of California. You must have the firearm shipped to a 01 FFL Holder.
NEW YORK: Handguns cannot be shipped directly to a C&R holder in the State of New York and must be transferred through a dealer. Antique cartridge handguns require an FFL transfer in New York City.
ANTIQUE FIREARMS: Require proof of age supplied if . Some areas still require an FFL transfer for antique & black powder firearms.
LARGE CAPACITY MAGAZINES:
California - 10 rounds maximum for all magazines.
Colorado - 15 rounds maximum for all magazines (does not apply to .22 tubular magazines or to lever action tubular magazines)
Connecticut - 10 rounds maximum for all magazines.
District of Columbia- 10 rounds maximum for all magazines.
Hawaii - 10 round maximum for all handgun magazines.
Maryland - 10 rounds maximum for all magazines (does not apply to .22 tubular magazines)
Massachusetts - 10 rounds maximum for all magazines.
New Jersey - 10 round maximum for all firearms (does not apply to .22 tubular magazines)
New York - 10 rounds maximum for all magazines.
Vermont - 15 rounds maximum for handgun magazines, 10 round maximum for long gun magazines.
Washington - 10 rounds maximum for all magazines.
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RETURN POLICY: All firearms come with a 5-day Monday-Friday inspection/return policy. The inspection period begins at the time of delivery to your dealer. It is your responsibility to inspect the firearm within this time frame. In the case of a return, the buyer pays all shipping. With PLEASE, ask questions before .
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