TranslationWell, the board is either fixed, or it's going to run terribly. Cross your fingers and hope for the best. I'm at my technical limit right now.
A Faux 1868 Carbine
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Tidewater_Kid
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A Faux 1868 Carbine
They (Springfield) only made 4 of these 1868 Springfield Trapdoor Carbines as prototypes. So not an official model. I have always wanted a 50-70 Carbine and can't afford a real 1870 model. I had a bad barrel and a bunch of parts. With a bit of help from Dick Hosmer, I made this. It's not designed to fool a collector, but it fun to shoot 50-70 from a carbine!
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Tidewater_Kid
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Re: A Faux 1868 Carbine
I never noticed the hinge pin in the photo before. It's been corrected now. Guess I got in a hurry for the pictures.
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shoggoth80
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Re: A Faux 1868 Carbine
Looks like a fun thumper!
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