1866 Springfield 2nd Allin Conversion “Trapdoor” Rifle 50-70
Here we have an 1866 Model trapdoor 50-70, commonly called a 2nd Allin conversion. It is a true conversion of a civil war musket to breech loader configuration and this one bears a Whitney-ville stamped lock. The breech block pivot screw is missing it's nut but this rifle is otherwise complete. Lock function is perfect and the bore is excellent! There is an old wood repair at the wrist that appears very sound and well done. Barrel is 29-1/2”. Breechblock is stamped 1866 with an eagle and I cannot find a serial number.
It's possible this is a Bannerman put-together (in and of itself valuable) but this configuration of barrel and stock length is closer to what is described as an 1866 “short” rifle in the literature.
Please look at the photos as they are part of the description and ask any and all questions before bidding. This gun is being sold as is with no warranty expressed or implied. Please have it checked over by a competent Gunsmith before firing. Thanks for looking! (Antique)
| UPC | ECOM00176935 |
| Action | SINGLE SHOT |
| Barrel Length | 29.5" BARREL |
| Caliber | .50-70 GOVT |
| Capacity | NOT SPECIFIED |
| Finish | NOT SPECIFIED |
| Weight | NOT SPECIFIED |
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