Original U.S. Civil War Scarce 1st Contract Warner Saddle-Ring Carbine by Springfield Arms Serial 2940 - Only 1,501 Made OPTIONS_HIDDEN_PRODUCT artillery and engineer corps

artillery and engineer corps

was designed to chamber the intermediate Soviet 7

and it is missing a couple of small pieces in spots

The edges of the bayonets are still in the original factory grind and have not been sharpened

There is a bit of staining and dirt in the grooves of the design

Original U.S. Civil War Scarce 1st Contract Warner Saddle-Ring Carbine by Springfield Arms Serial 2940 - Only 1,501 Made OPTIONS_HIDDEN_PRODUCT artillery and engineer corpsOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Warner Carbine is a fine example of the many styles of innovative, breechloading, metallic cartridge arms that were procured in relatively small numbers by the US Ordnance Department during the American Civil War. The design was the brainchild of James Warner of Springfield, Mass., who had a long history of employment in the firearms industry. He had at one time worked at Eli Whitneys factory in Whitneyville,