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Here are links to pictures of the Burnside Civil War era carbine I just bought. I couldn't find my original post.
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Rudy N
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I will have to retry and see what I can do. SorryRudy N
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I am going to try again. Let me know how this works.
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That link worksFrank
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Very niceOnly slaves don't need guns
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Thank you for the reply. I just started using flickr more since I have quit Photobucket.Rudy N
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Very cool!
I watched the Forgotten Weapons segment on the Burnside, I'd be interested in pics of the reloading parts you mentioned in your first post.Comment
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Very cool that’s a nice example! I have handled two of these over the years and I always admired the designComment
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BeautyComment
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Thanks for sharing. Most interesting. Looks to be in remarkable condition.THBailey
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"Everyone is ignorant, only in different subjects."Comment
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If you drop money on these it might tell you what unit got that carbine and when. The “when” is important for figuring out its history.
I’ve found Burnsides that we’re issued weeks before certain units were destroyed in combat and most likely became CSA property.
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