Spencer Repeating Arms American Early Civil War 52 Caliber Rimfire Saddle Ring Carbine Rifle S/N 20429XX for sale

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Guns International #: 101580901

Category - Spencer Rifles - Civil War Carbines

Category
Spencer Rifles
Civil War Carbines

Spencer Repeating Arms American Early Civil War 52 Caliber Rimfire Saddle Ring Carbine Rifle S/N 20429XX

Description:
Spencer Repeating Arms American Civil War Carbine Rifle

52 caliber rimfire
22" barrel
Blade front sight
Made in Boston Massachusetts
144,500 total production with 107,372 rifles and carbines sold to the United States Government
Seven shot repeater
Loaded by magazine tube in center of butt stock
Operated by lowering and raising the combination trigger guard lever
Iron mountings
Standard finish is case hardened receiver, butt plate, and barrel bands
Blued barrel is 6 groove and has good lands and grooves
Walnut stock
Barrel address "SPENCER REPEATING / RIFLE CO. BOSTON, MASS / PAT'D MARCH 6, 1860"
One of the most colorful, widely used and popular Civil War firearms
The Spencer received the unique advantage and personal endorsement of President Lincoln
Towards the end of the Civil War, the Spencer established itself firmly as the main firearm for cavalry use and was widely issued during the Indian War era
It was a dazed, somewhat incredulous Confederate soldier, after capture by Custer's 5th Michigan Calvary at Gettysburg (only outfit armed with the Spencer that day) who is credited with the oft repeated remark that "(Spencer's) load in the morning and fire all day!"
The rimfire metallic cartridge used int eh Civil War issue Spencer rifle and carbine was known as the "No. 56" or "56-56" these later numbers referring to the measurements at the top and bottom of the copper case, indicating it was straight. In actuality, the bore measurement of the arms in which this case was used is the 52 caliber
Present day collector terms usually describe such arms as 50 caliber referring to bore diameters
From studies made of these arms, it is noted that Spencer always used six groove rifling while those made by Burnside or converted at the armory having three groove rifling, THIS MODEL HAS THE 6 GROOVE RIFLING and has not been altered
Carbine model has a sling ring bar with ring on left side
Short forend fastened by single barrel band
Sling swivel n underside of butt
Civil War serial number range 11000-61000
ESA Ersknie S. Allin master armor marked
2 crisp military cartouches on stock
Ladder style flip up rear sight graduated to 800 yards
Balck walnut stock
Serial number 20429XX
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Guns International #: 101580901

Category - Spencer Rifles - Civil War Carbines

Category
Spencer Rifles
Civil War Carbines

Spencer Repeating Arms American Early Civil War 52 Caliber Rimfire Saddle Ring Carbine Rifle S/N 20429XX

Description:
Spencer Repeating Arms American Civil War Carbine Rifle

52 caliber rimfire
22" barrel
Blade front sight
Made in Boston Massachusetts
144,500 total production with 107,372 rifles and carbines sold to the United States Government
Seven shot repeater
Loaded by magazine tube in center of butt stock
Operated by lowering and raising the combination trigger guard lever
Iron mountings
Standard finish is case hardened receiver, butt plate, and barrel bands
Blued barrel is 6 groove and has good lands and grooves
Walnut stock
Barrel address "SPENCER REPEATING / RIFLE CO. BOSTON, MASS / PAT'D MARCH 6, 1860"
One of the most colorful, widely used and popular Civil War firearms
The Spencer received the unique advantage and personal endorsement of President Lincoln
Towards the end of the Civil War, the Spencer established itself firmly as the main firearm for cavalry use and was widely issued during the Indian War era
It was a dazed, somewhat incredulous Confederate soldier, after capture by Custer's 5th Michigan Calvary at Gettysburg (only outfit armed with the Spencer that day) who is credited with the oft repeated remark that "(Spencer's) load in the morning and fire all day!"
The rimfire metallic cartridge used int eh Civil War issue Spencer rifle and carbine was known as the "No. 56" or "56-56" these later numbers referring to the measurements at the top and bottom of the copper case, indicating it was straight. In actuality, the bore measurement of the arms in which this case was used is the 52 caliber
Present day collector terms usually describe such arms as 50 caliber referring to bore diameters
From studies made of these arms, it is noted that Spencer always used six groove rifling while those made by Burnside or converted at the armory having three groove rifling, THIS MODEL HAS THE 6 GROOVE RIFLING and has not been altered
Carbine model has a sling ring bar with ring on left side
Short forend fastened by single barrel band
Sling swivel n underside of butt
Civil War serial number range 11000-61000
ESA Ersknie S. Allin master armor marked
2 crisp military cartouches on stock
Ladder style flip up rear sight graduated to 800 yards
Balck walnut stock
Serial number 20429XX
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Price: $2,995.00

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Guns International #: 101580901

Category - Spencer Rifles - Civil War Carbines

Category
Spencer Rifles
Civil War Carbines

Spencer Repeating Arms American Early Civil War 52 Caliber Rimfire Saddle Ring Carbine Rifle S/N 20429XX

Description:
Spencer Repeating Arms American Civil War Carbine Rifle

52 caliber rimfire
22" barrel
Blade front sight
Made in Boston Massachusetts
144,500 total production with 107,372 rifles and carbines sold to the United States Government
Seven shot repeater
Loaded by magazine tube in center of butt stock
Operated by lowering and raising the combination trigger guard lever
Iron mountings
Standard finish is case hardened receiver, butt plate, and barrel bands
Blued barrel is 6 groove and has good lands and grooves
Walnut stock
Barrel address "SPENCER REPEATING / RIFLE CO. BOSTON, MASS / PAT'D MARCH 6, 1860"
One of the most colorful, widely used and popular Civil War firearms
The Spencer received the unique advantage and personal endorsement of President Lincoln
Towards the end of the Civil War, the Spencer established itself firmly as the main firearm for cavalry use and was widely issued during the Indian War era
It was a dazed, somewhat incredulous Confederate soldier, after capture by Custer's 5th Michigan Calvary at Gettysburg (only outfit armed with the Spencer that day) who is credited with the oft repeated remark that "(Spencer's) load in the morning and fire all day!"
The rimfire metallic cartridge used int eh Civil War issue Spencer rifle and carbine was known as the "No. 56" or "56-56" these later numbers referring to the measurements at the top and bottom of the copper case, indicating it was straight. In actuality, the bore measurement of the arms in which this case was used is the 52 caliber
Present day collector terms usually describe such arms as 50 caliber referring to bore diameters
From studies made of these arms, it is noted that Spencer always used six groove rifling while those made by Burnside or converted at the armory having three groove rifling, THIS MODEL HAS THE 6 GROOVE RIFLING and has not been altered
Carbine model has a sling ring bar with ring on left side
Short forend fastened by single barrel band
Sling swivel n underside of butt
Civil War serial number range 11000-61000
ESA Ersknie S. Allin master armor marked
2 crisp military cartouches on stock
Ladder style flip up rear sight graduated to 800 yards
Balck walnut stock
Serial number 20429XX
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Price: $2,995.00

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Guns International #: 101580901

Category - Spencer Rifles - Civil War Carbines

Category
Spencer Rifles
Civil War Carbines

Spencer Repeating Arms American Early Civil War 52 Caliber Rimfire Saddle Ring Carbine Rifle S/N 20429XX

Description:
Spencer Repeating Arms American Civil War Carbine Rifle

52 caliber rimfire
22" barrel
Blade front sight
Made in Boston Massachusetts
144,500 total production with 107,372 rifles and carbines sold to the United States Government
Seven shot repeater
Loaded by magazine tube in center of butt stock
Operated by lowering and raising the combination trigger guard lever
Iron mountings
Standard finish is case hardened receiver, butt plate, and barrel bands
Blued barrel is 6 groove and has good lands and grooves
Walnut stock
Barrel address "SPENCER REPEATING / RIFLE CO. BOSTON, MASS / PAT'D MARCH 6, 1860"
One of the most colorful, widely used and popular Civil War firearms
The Spencer received the unique advantage and personal endorsement of President Lincoln
Towards the end of the Civil War, the Spencer established itself firmly as the main firearm for cavalry use and was widely issued during the Indian War era
It was a dazed, somewhat incredulous Confederate soldier, after capture by Custer's 5th Michigan Calvary at Gettysburg (only outfit armed with the Spencer that day) who is credited with the oft repeated remark that "(Spencer's) load in the morning and fire all day!"
The rimfire metallic cartridge used int eh Civil War issue Spencer rifle and carbine was known as the "No. 56" or "56-56" these later numbers referring to the measurements at the top and bottom of the copper case, indicating it was straight. In actuality, the bore measurement of the arms in which this case was used is the 52 caliber
Present day collector terms usually describe such arms as 50 caliber referring to bore diameters
From studies made of these arms, it is noted that Spencer always used six groove rifling while those made by Burnside or converted at the armory having three groove rifling, THIS MODEL HAS THE 6 GROOVE RIFLING and has not been altered
Carbine model has a sling ring bar with ring on left side
Short forend fastened by single barrel band
Sling swivel n underside of butt
Civil War serial number range 11000-61000
ESA Ersknie S. Allin master armor marked
2 crisp military cartouches on stock
Ladder style flip up rear sight graduated to 800 yards
Balck walnut stock
Serial number 20429XX
MOTIVATED JUST LOWERED BY $1,000 for quick sale!!!

Price: $2,995.00

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