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US Springfield 1873 Rifle, 22" Barrel, 8 lbs.
US Springfield 1873 Rifle, 22" Barrel, 8 lbs.
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Guns International #: 103565782
Seller's Inventory #: 4848254
Seller's Information
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Seller: Cabelas Tulalip
Company: Bass Pro - Cabelas
Company: Bass Pro - Cabelas
Member Since: 6/14/12
State:
Washington
Zip: 98271
Country: United States
Phone:
(360) 474-4880
Platinum Seller
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Free shipping to any Bass Pro/Cabela’s US stores. $25 shipping fee to any Third Party FFL dealer
Free shipping to any Bass Pro/Cabela’s US stores. $25 shipping fee to any Third Party FFL dealer
Payment Methods:
About Us: When calling ask for the Gun Library
Click to Visit Cabela's Bass Pro Used Guns website - Fill in the Sellers Inventory # in the Pre-Owned Gun search and check out immediately.
US Springfield 1873 Rifle, 22" Barrel, 8 lbs.
Description:
The US Springfield Model 1873 with a 22-inch barrel is technically classified as the Cavalry Carbine. While the standard infantry "rifle" version featured a much longer 32 5/8-inch barrel, the carbine was designed for ease of use by mounted troops on the American frontier. This model was the fifth variation of the Erskine S. Allin design. It earned its nickname from the breechblock that flipped upward and forward like a trapdoor to allow the insertion of a single cartridge. To accommodate mounted soldiers, the carbine was fitted with a swivel bar and ring (sling ring) on the left side of the receiver for attachment to a cavalry carbine sling. This specific 22-inch variant is famously associated with the Battle of the Little Bighorn. During the battle, Custer's 7th Cavalry was armed with these carbines. History often cites issues with their copper-cased ammunition, which could jam in the chamber after heating up, requiring soldiers to pry the casings out with knives. None
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Metal Condition: Good Condition with Age Relative Handling Wear
Wood Condition: Fair Condition with Considerable Age Relative Handling Wear
Bore Condition: Good Condition Relative to Age
Barrels: 22" Barrel
Triggers: Factory
Stock Dimensions:
13 3/8
Butt Pad: Metal Butt Plate
Weight: 8 LBS
Sights: "Bladed Front Sight with Folding Rear Ladder Sight, Graduated for the Shorter Barrel's Ballistics.
Item Location: Tulalip, WA
Description:
The US Springfield Model 1873 with a 22-inch barrel is technically classified as the Cavalry Carbine. While the standard infantry "rifle" version featured a much longer 32 5/8-inch barrel, the carbine was designed for ease of use by mounted troops on the American frontier. This model was the fifth variation of the Erskine S. Allin design. It earned its nickname from the breechblock that flipped upward and forward like a trapdoor to allow the insertion of a single cartridge. To accommodate mounted soldiers, the carbine was fitted with a swivel bar and ring (sling ring) on the left side of the receiver for attachment to a cavalry carbine sling. This specific 22-inch variant is famously associated with the Battle of the Little Bighorn. During the battle, Custer's 7th Cavalry was armed with these carbines. History often cites issues with their copper-cased ammunition, which could jam in the chamber after heating up, requiring soldiers to pry the casings out with knives. None
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Metal Condition: Good Condition with Age Relative Handling Wear
Wood Condition: Fair Condition with Considerable Age Relative Handling Wear
Bore Condition: Good Condition Relative to Age
Barrels: 22" Barrel
Triggers: Factory
Stock Dimensions:
13 3/8
Butt Pad: Metal Butt Plate
Weight: 8 LBS
Sights: "Bladed Front Sight with Folding Rear Ladder Sight, Graduated for the Shorter Barrel's Ballistics.
Item Location: Tulalip, WA
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Guns International #: 103565782
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Cabelas Tulalip
Company: Bass Pro - Cabelas Member Since: 6/14/12
State:
Washington
Zip: 98271
Country: United States
Phone:
(360) 474-4880
Platinum Seller
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Free shipping to any Bass Pro/Cabela’s US stores. $25 shipping fee to any Third Party FFL dealer Payment Methods:
About Us: When calling ask for the Gun Library Click to Visit Cabela's Bass Pro Used Guns website - Fill in the Sellers Inventory # in the Pre-Owned Gun search and check out immediately.
US Springfield 1873 Rifle, 22" Barrel, 8 lbs.
Description: The US Springfield Model 1873 with a 22-inch barrel is technically classified as the Cavalry Carbine. While the standard infantry "rifle" version featured a much longer 32 5/8-inch barrel, the carbine was designed for ease of use by mounted troops on the American frontier. This model was the fifth variation of the Erskine S. Allin design. It earned its nickname from the breechblock that flipped upward and forward like a trapdoor to allow the insertion of a single cartridge. To accommodate mounted soldiers, the carbine was fitted with a swivel bar and ring (sling ring) on the left side of the receiver for attachment to a cavalry carbine sling. This specific 22-inch variant is famously associated with the Battle of the Little Bighorn. During the battle, Custer's 7th Cavalry was armed with these carbines. History often cites issues with their copper-cased ammunition, which could jam in the chamber after heating up, requiring soldiers to pry the casings out with knives. None SOLD Antique: Yes Metal Condition: Good Condition with Age Relative Handling Wear Wood Condition: Fair Condition with Considerable Age Relative Handling Wear Bore Condition: Good Condition Relative to Age Barrels: 22" Barrel Triggers: Factory Stock Dimensions: 13 3/8 Butt Pad: Metal Butt Plate Weight: 8 LBS Sights: "Bladed Front Sight with Folding Rear Ladder Sight, Graduated for the Shorter Barrel's Ballistics. Item Location: Tulalip, WA |
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Guns International #: 103565782
Seller's Inventory #: 4848254
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Cabelas Tulalip
Company: Bass Pro - Cabelas
Company: Bass Pro - Cabelas
Member Since: 6/14/12
State:
Washington
Zip: 98271
Country: United States
Phone:
(360) 474-4880
Platinum Seller
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Free shipping to any Bass Pro/Cabela’s US stores. $25 shipping fee to any Third Party FFL dealer
Free shipping to any Bass Pro/Cabela’s US stores. $25 shipping fee to any Third Party FFL dealer
Payment Methods:
About Us: When calling ask for the Gun Library
Click to Visit Cabela's Bass Pro Used Guns website - Fill in the Sellers Inventory # in the Pre-Owned Gun search and check out immediately.
US Springfield 1873 Rifle, 22" Barrel, 8 lbs.
Description:
The US Springfield Model 1873 with a 22-inch barrel is technically classified as the Cavalry Carbine. While the standard infantry "rifle" version featured a much longer 32 5/8-inch barrel, the carbine was designed for ease of use by mounted troops on the American frontier. This model was the fifth variation of the Erskine S. Allin design. It earned its nickname from the breechblock that flipped upward and forward like a trapdoor to allow the insertion of a single cartridge. To accommodate mounted soldiers, the carbine was fitted with a swivel bar and ring (sling ring) on the left side of the receiver for attachment to a cavalry carbine sling. This specific 22-inch variant is famously associated with the Battle of the Little Bighorn. During the battle, Custer's 7th Cavalry was armed with these carbines. History often cites issues with their copper-cased ammunition, which could jam in the chamber after heating up, requiring soldiers to pry the casings out with knives. None
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Metal Condition: Good Condition with Age Relative Handling Wear
Wood Condition: Fair Condition with Considerable Age Relative Handling Wear
Bore Condition: Good Condition Relative to Age
Barrels: 22" Barrel
Triggers: Factory
Stock Dimensions:
13 3/8
Butt Pad: Metal Butt Plate
Weight: 8 LBS
Sights: "Bladed Front Sight with Folding Rear Ladder Sight, Graduated for the Shorter Barrel's Ballistics.
Item Location: Tulalip, WA
Description:
The US Springfield Model 1873 with a 22-inch barrel is technically classified as the Cavalry Carbine. While the standard infantry "rifle" version featured a much longer 32 5/8-inch barrel, the carbine was designed for ease of use by mounted troops on the American frontier. This model was the fifth variation of the Erskine S. Allin design. It earned its nickname from the breechblock that flipped upward and forward like a trapdoor to allow the insertion of a single cartridge. To accommodate mounted soldiers, the carbine was fitted with a swivel bar and ring (sling ring) on the left side of the receiver for attachment to a cavalry carbine sling. This specific 22-inch variant is famously associated with the Battle of the Little Bighorn. During the battle, Custer's 7th Cavalry was armed with these carbines. History often cites issues with their copper-cased ammunition, which could jam in the chamber after heating up, requiring soldiers to pry the casings out with knives. None
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Metal Condition: Good Condition with Age Relative Handling Wear
Wood Condition: Fair Condition with Considerable Age Relative Handling Wear
Bore Condition: Good Condition Relative to Age
Barrels: 22" Barrel
Triggers: Factory
Stock Dimensions:
13 3/8
Butt Pad: Metal Butt Plate
Weight: 8 LBS
Sights: "Bladed Front Sight with Folding Rear Ladder Sight, Graduated for the Shorter Barrel's Ballistics.
Item Location: Tulalip, WA
Guns International #: 103565782
Seller's Inventory #: 4848254
Guns International #: 103565782
Seller's Inventory #: 4848254
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Cabelas Tulalip
Company: Bass Pro - Cabelas
Company: Bass Pro - Cabelas
Member Since: 6/14/12
State:
Washington
Zip: 98271
Country: United States
Phone:
(360) 474-4880
Platinum Seller
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Free shipping to any Bass Pro/Cabela’s US stores. $25 shipping fee to any Third Party FFL dealer
Free shipping to any Bass Pro/Cabela’s US stores. $25 shipping fee to any Third Party FFL dealer
Payment Methods:
About Us: When calling ask for the Gun Library
Click to Visit Cabela's Bass Pro Used Guns website - Fill in the Sellers Inventory # in the Pre-Owned Gun search and check out immediately.
US Springfield 1873 Rifle, 22" Barrel, 8 lbs.
Description:
The US Springfield Model 1873 with a 22-inch barrel is technically classified as the Cavalry Carbine. While the standard infantry "rifle" version featured a much longer 32 5/8-inch barrel, the carbine was designed for ease of use by mounted troops on the American frontier. This model was the fifth variation of the Erskine S. Allin design. It earned its nickname from the breechblock that flipped upward and forward like a trapdoor to allow the insertion of a single cartridge. To accommodate mounted soldiers, the carbine was fitted with a swivel bar and ring (sling ring) on the left side of the receiver for attachment to a cavalry carbine sling. This specific 22-inch variant is famously associated with the Battle of the Little Bighorn. During the battle, Custer's 7th Cavalry was armed with these carbines. History often cites issues with their copper-cased ammunition, which could jam in the chamber after heating up, requiring soldiers to pry the casings out with knives. None
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Metal Condition: Good Condition with Age Relative Handling Wear
Wood Condition: Fair Condition with Considerable Age Relative Handling Wear
Bore Condition: Good Condition Relative to Age
Barrels: 22" Barrel
Triggers: Factory
Stock Dimensions:
13 3/8
Butt Pad: Metal Butt Plate
Weight: 8 LBS
Sights: "Bladed Front Sight with Folding Rear Ladder Sight, Graduated for the Shorter Barrel's Ballistics.
Item Location: Tulalip, WA
Description:
The US Springfield Model 1873 with a 22-inch barrel is technically classified as the Cavalry Carbine. While the standard infantry "rifle" version featured a much longer 32 5/8-inch barrel, the carbine was designed for ease of use by mounted troops on the American frontier. This model was the fifth variation of the Erskine S. Allin design. It earned its nickname from the breechblock that flipped upward and forward like a trapdoor to allow the insertion of a single cartridge. To accommodate mounted soldiers, the carbine was fitted with a swivel bar and ring (sling ring) on the left side of the receiver for attachment to a cavalry carbine sling. This specific 22-inch variant is famously associated with the Battle of the Little Bighorn. During the battle, Custer's 7th Cavalry was armed with these carbines. History often cites issues with their copper-cased ammunition, which could jam in the chamber after heating up, requiring soldiers to pry the casings out with knives. None
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Metal Condition: Good Condition with Age Relative Handling Wear
Wood Condition: Fair Condition with Considerable Age Relative Handling Wear
Bore Condition: Good Condition Relative to Age
Barrels: 22" Barrel
Triggers: Factory
Stock Dimensions:
13 3/8
Butt Pad: Metal Butt Plate
Weight: 8 LBS
Sights: "Bladed Front Sight with Folding Rear Ladder Sight, Graduated for the Shorter Barrel's Ballistics.
Item Location: Tulalip, WA
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