Generally, we charge a 20% restocking fee unless the fault was entirely our own. Shooting the 1873 Trapdoor Springfield.mov This is the final episode of The Guns of 1873 series. However, if you are dissatisfied with your product for any reason please email or give us a call and we’ll try and work something out. Graduated 1-5 on base and 1-12 on ladder. We have auctions on gunbroker - usually once a month. Description Complete orgiginal rear sight for the M1873 Springfield Trapdoor Carbine. Theelevation screw will loosen and the elevation slide does work but sticks alittle. The wingade adjustments does move to the leftand right but is a little stiff. You are offerding on a USSpringfield Trapdoor rifle Buffington rear sight. It is in excellent mechanical working condition. REAR SIGHT BUFFINGTON TRAPDOOR 1873 US SPRINGFIELD RIFLE 45-70:122.00. If there are multiple of the same item being stocked, you will receive the best-conditioned product we have until they are depleted.Īlso, peruse the 24-hour gun show to see what else we have to offer. 1873 first model rear sight with thinning black brown patina. M73, M77, and M79 Original slotless screws removed by Springfield. TOP: Locking screws are for the last and most common Buffington sight with the large shaft opening. The breech is complete and functions as it should.Ĭheck out the picture(s) so you know what you’re getting - they are the best indication of the condition of the product. Contact Al Frasca at 93 or e-mail him at:. The bore is dark and pitted with very weak rifling - it would need a relining to shoot properly. The barrel measures 32.5-inches in length and includes its original rear ladder sight and front post (but it’s missing its blade) - it has not been modified outside of its original form. The barrels metalwork is in good condition and features a nice brown rust patina. Although it didn't see as much action as some more. It’s in good shape with light wear from usage, storage, and handling. The Springfield Trapdoor took its place in history despite the hesitation of those aware of the superiority of repeaters and magazine fed rifles. You are considering a vintage Springfield Model 1873 Trapdoor Barreled Receiver - It’s chambered for 45-70 Government ammunition.