![]() The breach locks tight, and the bore is bright. Yes, if this rifle could talk it would have some stories to tell!Īs you can see the rifle is in very good shape considering its age and military use. of California and were even garrisoned at Alcatraz for some time. In 1886 they were transferred to the Dept. They were able to return home despite the loss of their commander. 10 1876 near the Aros River in Mexico, and the next day they had a skirmish against Chihuahua troops. In the spring of 1882 Co K was sent to Arizona 1882 to settle the "Indian Uprising." They were noted as having fought bravely against Geronimo on Jan. and in June of 1880 sent to Texas to open up wagon roads and protect the route from attacks. In the fall/winter of 1878 they were garrisoned at Fort Mead, Dakota. They were responsible for driving Lame Deer's band into the agency. ![]() ![]() The stories that this rifle could tell! In 1876 Co K was sent to Standing Rock Agency (Fort Yates, ND) and patrolled the Yellowstone, Powder, Tongue, and little Missouri rivers, as well as the Black Hills. As indicated on the tang stamp this rifle was issued to the 1st infantry Co K. ![]() For sale is a rare 1873 model Springfield Trapdoor made the last quarter of 1876 (Oct-Dec).
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