SPRINGFIELD ARMORY 1884

Seller Description For This Firearm

*** The firearm shows only very minor wear, with small chips, dents, scratches, and dings present in the wood furniture. It remains very well preserved overall, though it appears to have been refinished at some point in its history. The metal exhibits a light, even patina. Markings include a “14” on the left side of the stock, “383” stamped on the top of the stock near the hammer, and an eagle alongside the “U.S. Springfield” marking on the receiver. The bore and rifling are in very good condition. Firing is not recommended. ***

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General Manufacturer Product Information

The US Springfield Model 1884 “Trapdoor” Carbine in .45-70 Government stands out as a purpose-built cavalry firearm with a distinctive 22-inch barrel. Its shorter length makes it remarkably handy compared to the standard infantry rifle, while still delivering the authoritative power the cartridge is known for.

Fit and finish reflect late 19th-century craftsmanship, and the trapdoor breech mechanism remains simple and historically fascinating. As a collectible, its cavalry-only configuration adds significant appeal. Overall, it’s a compact, iconic piece of American military heritage that balances function, history, and rarity.

UPC	ECOM00583291
Action	SINGLE SHOT
Barrel Length	22.00" BARREL
Caliber	.45-70 GOVT
Capacity	1 ROUND
Finish	BLACK
Weight	6.6