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.50-70
The .50-70 Government, also known as the .50-70 Musket, .50-70 Springfield, and .50-1+3⁄4" Sharps) is a black powder cartridge adopted in 1866 for the Springfield Model 1866 trapdoor rifle.
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.50-70 Government small lot
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- For Sale
- $15
- Everett
- Washington
I was given a partial box of .50-70 Gov't ammo. This was black powder loaded ammo made for Cabela's. The brass is marked Bell (Brass Extrusion Labs Ltd), which was in operation from circa 1972 to 1989. 12 of these had been fired, 8 were still live. I pulled the bullets from the eight loaded...- Classified Ad
- Reloading Supply Classifieds
- gmerkt
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.50-70 New York Contract Remington Rolling Block
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- For Sale
- $1200
- Lincoln City
- Oregon
Nice rifle, and a real hoot to shoot. Bore is probably an 8-9, which will give 3" or so at 100 yards if you are any good; much better than expected for a 150 year old military gun. I will include brass, and a few loaded rounds (3fg black powder). Can include a bullet mold, assuming I find it.- Classified Ad
- Curio & Relic Classifieds
- Bobdp
- Replies: 0
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New York State - Remington .50-70 Rolling Block - 1872 to 1873
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- For Sale
- $750
- Beaverton
- Oregon
New York State - Remington .50-70 Rolling Block - produced from 1872 to 1873. Most of these were chambered in .50-70 (a few were in .45-70, but they are rare) with 36-inch barrels, full-length fore-ends held by three bands, and straight-grip military butt. The rear sling swivel is on the...- Classified Ad
- Curio & Relic Classifieds
- BooneOrvis
- Replies: 3
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