General Custer Serial Number Range First Md. Trapdoor Carbine in as issued condition. This General Custer Serial Number Range First Md. Trapdoor Carbine was never turned back into the government. The serial number range is surrounded by known Battle of Little Big Horn/ The Battle of the Greasy Grass used carbines. This General Custer Serial Number Range First Md. Trapdoor Carbine even has the battle wear of a carbine with problems reloading in the "heat" of battle. Notice the breech area and the obvious marks from prying the swollen cartridges out of the barrel. This First Model Springfield Trapdoor Carbine surfaced with "JAWBONE" L.B.H. usage history. The action is strong and mechanically sound. THERE IS ONE SINGLE BRASS TACK AT THE END OF THE FOREARM. No doubt this carbine was in native American hands and carry. Maybe as a Battle Trophy or American Indian Scout for the Army.

This General Custer Serial Number Range First Md. Trapdoor Carbine has a wonderful chance at truly being at one of the Greatest Battles in American History. No Post Little Big Horn Factory alterations, serial number range perfect, condition shows the need for rapid reload, and when you hold it you feel the Spirit of the Wild.

This is one of those Antique Firearms that we all will look back on one day and say, "should have bought and kept one of them" .... You will love this carbine. Text Brian Akins for for more details and faster than email service.

Item # RR809