Original U.S. Springfield Trapdoor Converted to Flintlock Prop Gun for 1957 “Raintree County” M.G.M Movie - Missing Buttstock Helmets Overall it has a great

Overall it has a great patina of age

and Bulgarian troops also used military dogs

Year of Manufacture: circa 1810

Captain Lochbihler constantly exposed himself to intense enemy fire to coordinate effectively the movement of advancing troops

which resulted in the resignation of Grant's Secretary of War

Original U.S. Springfield Trapdoor Converted to Flintlock Prop Gun for 1957 “Raintree County” M.G.M Movie - Missing Buttstock Helmets Overall it has a greatOriginal Item: Only One available. This gun is a flintlock of sorts, and is either a great piece of movie memorabilia, or a waste of what was a nice U. S. SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR in 45 70 Caliber. From what we can tell, it was a model 1884 Trapdoor rifle, which was purchased by movie armorers to use as a blank firing gun. It may have had the barrel shortened a bit before or during this time. The front nose cap has been covered or replaced with a