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  1. M

    1847 Springfield Carbine Parts

    Thanks for the info. I will check it out when I get home and send better photos!
  2. M

    New Member from Southeastern Ohio!

    Thank you!
  3. M

    New Member from Southeastern Ohio!

    Good to see a fellow Ohioan!
  4. M

    New Member from Southeastern Ohio!

    We have a cottage on Cayuga Lake. Not too far from you I reckon?
  5. M

    1847 Springfield Carbine Parts

    There are several pictures attached to the original post. The last one is the internals of the lock. When I try to cock it, nothing happens. There is no felt resistance or half cocking. It's as is the sear is not engaging at all. (But I have absolutely no experience in antique firearm mechanics)...
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    New Member from Southeastern Ohio!

    Good Morning Gents! I am a former Army Airborne Infantryman that lives with my wife and 5 kids in Muskingum county. Ohio. I grew up hunting and trapping while learning the ways of the generations before me. I have a busy career and big family that keeps me from spending as much time working on...
  7. M

    1847 Springfield Carbine Parts

    I have an 1847 Springfield that is a family heirloom that needs a few pieces replaced. I have found most of the brass but cannot locate the hardware (screws) that are missing. Does anyone know a good resource? I am awaiting to hear back from S&S Firearms. Would the screws from an 1842 work...
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