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Need information on Springfield 30-40 Krag

KcGibsonKcGibson Member Posts: 3 ✭✭
edited December 2001 in Ask the Experts
I need some information on a gun that was passed down to me. I have looked on the web and I am at a bit of a loss.Here is the information on the gun.On the receiver as follows.1894 Springfield Armory 7XX (yes, 3 digit ser)It has NO "model" before 1894It has a single fat barrel strap.I see no cartouche on the weapon. But there could have been? Stock does not appear to have been replaced, Unless it was 50+ years ago. Bore/Rifling is good. Blueing on the barrel is 85% or so. Sites do not appear to be altered. Stock has no cracks, but is very dark. Buttplate has one fold-down latch for possibly a cleaning kit. It is empty though.A very old sling is on the gun, Make you can almost not see. Appears to say "Duncan"If anybody can help me out with what I have, and what it is worth. It would be greatly appreciated.Best regards.-KcGibson

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  • KcGibsonKcGibson Member Posts: 3 ✭✭
    edited November -1
    Yes it does Saxon, Has the side flip out mag, it also has a casting mark on the side facing the barrel of the rifle. 78A minus the - that crosses the A.The barrel is long, must be 30 inches. any more info you can provide?Thanks
  • just-shootjust-shoot Member Posts: 233
    edited November -1
    I was handed down a model 96 carbin, unfortunately some alteration had been done. (modern sight, stock cut for but pad, and a peice of stock removed from ontop of the barrel). A local gunsmith told me mine was worth $100 - $200 tops, but the last one he had in original military condition sold for $1,200. Mines an excellent shooter, hang on to it.[This message has been edited by just-shoot (edited 12-30-2001).]
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