1860 Spencer Army Repeating Rifle

This well maintained 1860 Spencer Army repeating rifle is a rare find for the serious collector of Civil War firearms. A technological marvel of its time, the Spencer’s rapid-fire lever-action and seven-round magazine gave Union soldiers a decisive advantage on the battlefield.

200,000 pieces made between 1860-1869. First cartridge rifle developed.

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1860 Spencer Army Repeating Rifle: A Gem for the Discerning Collector

This well maintained 1860 Spencer Army repeating rifle is a rare find for the serious collector of Civil War firearms. A technological marvel of its time, the Spencer’s rapid-fire lever-action and seven-round magazine gave Union soldiers a decisive advantage on the battlefield.

  • Lever-Action Repeating Mechanism: The Spencer’s innovative lever-action allowed for rapid firing, giving soldiers a significant advantage in firepower.
  • Seven-Round Magazine Capacity: This magazine capacity was groundbreaking for its time, offering soldiers multiple shots before needing to reload.
  • U.S. Civil War Provenance: This rifle played a crucial role in the Civil War, used by Union forces to turn the tide of battle.
  • Original Preservation: Despite its age, this rifle has been meticulously preserved, showcasing its original craftsmanship and historical details.

With its meticulously preserved components and historical significance, this rifle is not just a weapon, but a tangible link to the past. The worn wood of the stock and the patina on the metal whisper tales of smoke-filled battlefields and the courage of those who fought.

This Spencer rifle is more than an artifact; it’s a firearm captured by its own history.

Year

1860

Era

19th Century

Brand

Spencer

Country

USA

Military Grouping

Army

Theatre

Civil War