US SPENCER 1865 56-56 RF

2695.00
Category
Firearms Rifles
Classification
No PAL Required
Action
Lever
Condition
Good
Manufacturer
(other)
Caliber
(other)
Model
US Spencer
Sight
Iron
Capacity
5
Hand
Right Handed or Ambidextrous

A beautiful and rare example of craftsmanship and engineering of the past. 
 

One I don’t want to sell and I’m in no rush to let go of but for the right price anything is for sale. I took very good care of it and only brought it out of its sock and case to document its features and admire it from time to time. I have other mil surp I’m interested in so I’m willing to let it go. 
 

The US Spencer is an important and valuable piece of history and I have many books on the subject of its origins, creator, the engineering and war time service.

NO PAL REQUIRED to own this fully functioning example. I myself have not fired it but it’s definitely a functioning and ready to fire example. You should of course have your local gun smith inspect and approve its use before any use though. I myself had it inspected but a second opinion never hurts.

I have many more photos and a video that will soon be uploaded of its action. 
 

Condition: NRA Good

Make: US SPENCER

Model: 1865

Caliber: .56-56 RF

Bore(s): Fair, Pitted, Slight Shine Comes With: No Additional Items

Action: Lever Action Rifle

Main Description: Blade front sight with ramp, adjustable u notched ladder rear sight, tapered round barrel, back action lock with checkered spur hammer that functions, Stabler magazine cut off, saddle ring and bar on left side. Two piece smooth full military wood stocks, straight grip with partial inspectors initials on left side, smooth steel butt plate, inner magazine tube present, rear sling swivel, single barrel band.

Wear: Metal finish turning silver grey with light pitting, rust speckles, scratches, handling marks and wear.

Stock shows some marks, scratches and wear.

Barrel Length: 20"

Serial: 12230

Class: Canadian Antique, No PAL Required

Will update capacity shortly .

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