I have a original 1873 trapdoor breech block with firing pin.
I bough this to replace the H&R trapdoor breech block as
they would sometimes open on firing.
This one is original marked 1873. $85.00 shipped.
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I have a original 1873 trapdoor breech block with firing pin.
I bough this to replace the H&R trapdoor breech block as
they would sometimes open on firing.
This one is original marked 1873. $85.00 shipped.
Is this just the block portion or the complete block including the door, catch mechanism, firing pin assembly, extractor, etc
Can you post a photo? Thanks.
High arch or low arch?
2nd Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. - "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."
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– Amber Veal
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- Wayne Dyer
This is just the block with firing pin and locking latch. No extractor. And it is the low
arch. With nice bluing, No rust.
Thank you for clarification. Much appreciated.
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