Springfield Armory Model 1866 Allin Conversion Tra
$35
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- $35
- Buyer's premium (15%)
- $5
- Sales tax (est. 7.2%)
- $3
- Est. all-in
- $43
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Item: Springfield Armory Model 1866 Allin Conversion Tra Pickup: South Salt Lake, UT 84115 Loading help on site: please advise (assume none) Please quote pickup, any packing or crating, and transport.
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Springfield Armory 1866 Allin conversion rifle, .50 cal, 28-1/2" barrel with good bore and strong rifling, altered with shortened barrel and stock, lock plate dated 1864 and breech block marked 1866. Collectors and Civil War enthusiasts buy these for investment and display value, though the alteration and unknown modification history reduce premium pricing compared to unaltered examples. Verify whether the barrel and stock shortening was done at the arsenal or later, inspect the bore carefully under light for the mentioned fouling and corrosion, and examine the lock plate markings and breech block markings for authenticity before committing.
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Description from HiBid
Serial # NSN. .50 cal. center fire caliber single shot rifle with a 28-1/2” barrel. The bore is good, mostly clean with strong rifling with light fouling/corrosion in the grooves. The rifle has been altered; the barrel and the stock have been shortened and the rifle has only 2 barrel bands. It may or may not be an arsenal modification. The lock plate is marked Springfield Armory and is dated 1864. The breech block is marked 1866 over an eagle head. The hinge block is marked 140. The metal finish on the barrel is a blotchy brown patina with dings, scratches and patches of wear. It looks like it may have had a black finish at one time. The breech block has a brown/black patina. The lock plate, hammer, trigger guard and barrel bands are a cleaned brown/gray patina showing scattered light dings and scratches with scattered spots of older cleaned surface rust. The butt plate looks like it was cleaned by grinding and finished in black which has again worn. The plain walnut stock has been refinished and is in very good condition showing some remnant dings and scratches. There are no cartouches visible. The number 43 is stamped on the comb. Original front and rear sights. The action works fine. Includes the ramrod.
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South Salt Lake, UT 84115
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