![]() ![]() I could only find one spot of finish pitting, and that is at the top-rear of the buttplate. The trigger let-off is typical military weight, but crisp. The hammer click stops are all there - and crisp and solid. The trapdoor release lever has a slight wobble (typical), but the action is tight. The bore is not truly “shiny”– it is more “shiny-gray.” There are signs of just VERY slight pitting in the grooves –almost imperceptible. The bore is far above average for a blackpowder-era rifle. Has the desirable Buffington adjustable sight. Given its high serial number, it was likely produced in 1887 or 1888–just before introduction of the Model 1888. ![]() Good overall condition, with typical stock dings. Springfield Armory 1884 Trapdoor Rifle, chambered in. ![]()
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