Cimarron AS530 1865 Spencer 45 Long Colt 7+1 20″ Blued Round Barrel, Color Case Hardened Receiver, Walnut Stock, Right Hand

SKU: RSR|CIMAS530UPC: 814230011381Mfr. Part #: AS530

$2,183.99

Cimarron AS530 1865 Spencer 45 Long Colt 7+1 20″ Blued Round Barrel, Color Case Hardened Receiver, Walnut Stock, Right Hand

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Personally endorsed by President Lincoln. the Spencer Repeater was one of the most popular and widely used rifles in the War Between the States. After the war, the Spencer moved westward to the frontier and was the primary U.S. Cavalry rifle used during the Indian Wars.

Additional information

upc

814230011381

manufacturer

Cimarron Firearms

Manufacturer Part Number

AS530

Action

Lever Action

ATF Type

SPORTING RIFLE

Barrel Length

20"

Caliber/Gauge

.45 ACP

Capacity

7

Length

37.8000

Model

1865

Product Type

Lever Action

Rate of Twist

1:16"

Sights

Adjustable Rear Sight

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