Model 1865 Spencer Rifle caliber .56-56 rimfire for sale

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Guns International #: 103116345

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Model 1865 Spencer Rifle caliber .56-56 rimfire

Description:
1865 Spencer mfg by The Burnside Rifle Co, Providence RI Price Reduced
This model 1865 Spencer SRC rifle, serial number 13089, is unique in its history. The firearm has been documented by The Guns of History, Inc. as authored by Wendell Grangaard on November 7,2022. What makes this rifle highly collectible stems from his research which shows it being issued to Pvt. Samuel S. Shade, Company C of the 7th Cavalry. Pvt. Shade was listed as killed in action during the battle of The Little Big Horn. His troop was assighned to the Northern Sector. Mr. Grangaard believes Pvt Shade was issued this rifle as a spare and was found in his spare scabbard. He also believes that it was recovered by a Blackfeet Lakota Sioux Indian named Black Crow who was seeking to take one of the fallen soldier's horse and found the rifle in a saddle bag. The provenece of this rifle is documented along with his reference sources which will accompany this gun. In addition there a copy of Private Shade's discharge certificate that indicates his location and cause of death.

The rifle itself is in fair condition with a decent patina. It is missing the saddle ring attachment. The barell interior is in rough shape with significant rust and pitting although you can still make out the land and grooves. I can only attribute this condition to the little maintenance performed by the indian owner being unfamiliar to the caustic effect of black powder. The action moves smoothly and the magazine tube is intact and can be removed easily. There is one round of original ammo that will acompany the gun along with a box of blanks. If you need additional photos please contact me.

Curio/Relic: Yes
Antique: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .56-56 Spencer
Manufacturer: Spencer Repeating Arms
Model: 1865
Serial Number: 13089
Barrel Length: 18
Condition: fair
Metal Condition: nice patina
Wood Condition: fair
Bore Condition: poor
Action: lever
Manufacture Date: 1865

Price: $4,495.00

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Guns International #: 103116345

Category - Spencer Rifles - Burnside Rifles

Category
Spencer Rifles
Burnside Rifles

Model 1865 Spencer Rifle caliber .56-56 rimfire

Description:
1865 Spencer mfg by The Burnside Rifle Co, Providence RI Price Reduced
This model 1865 Spencer SRC rifle, serial number 13089, is unique in its history. The firearm has been documented by The Guns of History, Inc. as authored by Wendell Grangaard on November 7,2022. What makes this rifle highly collectible stems from his research which shows it being issued to Pvt. Samuel S. Shade, Company C of the 7th Cavalry. Pvt. Shade was listed as killed in action during the battle of The Little Big Horn. His troop was assighned to the Northern Sector. Mr. Grangaard believes Pvt Shade was issued this rifle as a spare and was found in his spare scabbard. He also believes that it was recovered by a Blackfeet Lakota Sioux Indian named Black Crow who was seeking to take one of the fallen soldier's horse and found the rifle in a saddle bag. The provenece of this rifle is documented along with his reference sources which will accompany this gun. In addition there a copy of Private Shade's discharge certificate that indicates his location and cause of death.

The rifle itself is in fair condition with a decent patina. It is missing the saddle ring attachment. The barell interior is in rough shape with significant rust and pitting although you can still make out the land and grooves. I can only attribute this condition to the little maintenance performed by the indian owner being unfamiliar to the caustic effect of black powder. The action moves smoothly and the magazine tube is intact and can be removed easily. There is one round of original ammo that will acompany the gun along with a box of blanks. If you need additional photos please contact me.

Curio/Relic: Yes
Antique: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .56-56 Spencer
Manufacturer: Spencer Repeating Arms
Model: 1865
Serial Number: 13089
Barrel Length: 18
Condition: fair
Metal Condition: nice patina
Wood Condition: fair
Bore Condition: poor
Action: lever
Manufacture Date: 1865

Price: $4,495.00

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Guns International #: 103116345

Category - Spencer Rifles - Burnside Rifles

Category
Spencer Rifles
Burnside Rifles

Model 1865 Spencer Rifle caliber .56-56 rimfire

Description:
1865 Spencer mfg by The Burnside Rifle Co, Providence RI Price Reduced
This model 1865 Spencer SRC rifle, serial number 13089, is unique in its history. The firearm has been documented by The Guns of History, Inc. as authored by Wendell Grangaard on November 7,2022. What makes this rifle highly collectible stems from his research which shows it being issued to Pvt. Samuel S. Shade, Company C of the 7th Cavalry. Pvt. Shade was listed as killed in action during the battle of The Little Big Horn. His troop was assighned to the Northern Sector. Mr. Grangaard believes Pvt Shade was issued this rifle as a spare and was found in his spare scabbard. He also believes that it was recovered by a Blackfeet Lakota Sioux Indian named Black Crow who was seeking to take one of the fallen soldier's horse and found the rifle in a saddle bag. The provenece of this rifle is documented along with his reference sources which will accompany this gun. In addition there a copy of Private Shade's discharge certificate that indicates his location and cause of death.

The rifle itself is in fair condition with a decent patina. It is missing the saddle ring attachment. The barell interior is in rough shape with significant rust and pitting although you can still make out the land and grooves. I can only attribute this condition to the little maintenance performed by the indian owner being unfamiliar to the caustic effect of black powder. The action moves smoothly and the magazine tube is intact and can be removed easily. There is one round of original ammo that will acompany the gun along with a box of blanks. If you need additional photos please contact me.

Curio/Relic: Yes
Antique: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .56-56 Spencer
Manufacturer: Spencer Repeating Arms
Model: 1865
Serial Number: 13089
Barrel Length: 18
Condition: fair
Metal Condition: nice patina
Wood Condition: fair
Bore Condition: poor
Action: lever
Manufacture Date: 1865

Price: $4,495.00

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