Trapdoor 45-70s....educate me
My Dad has an 1873 and an 1884...both rifles. The 1884 is in fantastic condition. We've shot it with blackpowder and 500 grain bullets and 405 with a light Unique load (if I recall 10 grains). Its great fun to shoot though the trigger pull is dang close to 20 pounds. Definitely go for it.
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- Trapdoor 45-70s....educate me -
Bryan Pettet,
2016-04-25, 19:47
- have used the H&R officers model carbine... -
cable,
2016-04-25, 22:04
- That's on my short list. Good to know. NT - Bryan Pettet, 2016-04-25, 22:24
- Trapdoor 45-70s....educate me -
Wildcat,
2016-04-26, 08:04
- Thx. Bidding on an 1884 rifle now. NT -
Bryan Pettet,
2016-04-26, 14:54
- Won the auction. Excited to get first Trapdoor. NT -
Bryan Pettet,
2016-04-26, 18:04
- Just a few photos... -
Bryan Pettet,
2016-04-26, 18:08
- Looks great! -
Wildcat,
2016-04-26, 18:22
- Thx. I'm pretty jazzed about it. NT - Bryan Pettet, 2016-04-26, 19:19
- Looks great! -
Wildcat,
2016-04-26, 18:22
- Just a few photos... -
Bryan Pettet,
2016-04-26, 18:08
- Won the auction. Excited to get first Trapdoor. NT -
Bryan Pettet,
2016-04-26, 18:04
- Thx. Bidding on an 1884 rifle now. NT -
Bryan Pettet,
2016-04-26, 14:54
- have used the H&R officers model carbine... -
cable,
2016-04-25, 22:04