Original U.S. M1860 Spencer Carbine Converted to Centerfire & Possibly Captured by Native Americans - Serial 15560 MG 34 and therefore perform well in

and therefore perform well in environments where communicating with others at a distance in silence is required

a magazine housing made from solid brass[3] (later steel) and a mounting on the muzzle for use of a long-bladed 1907 bayonet

000 feet after 1 hour was only about 1 in 7

From Air to Armour

The iron barrel bears correct English proof marks and the EIC Heart motif with "MOORE 1798"

Original U.S. M1860 Spencer Carbine Converted to Centerfire & Possibly Captured by Native Americans - Serial 15560 MG 34 and therefore perform well inOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic "Frontier Used" example of a Spencer Model 1860 Repeating Carbine, which has had an interesting and long history! It began its life during the U. S. Civil war, and is marked Serial number of 15560, indicating mid late 1863 manufacture. This number is found on the receiver tang, and on the underside of the barrel. While the markings are faded, the 22 inch long barrel clearly identifies it as a