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Was Spencer rifle semi automatic?

No


Who invented the Spencer lever action repeating rifle?

Christopher Miner Spencer


Who made a shotgun who's only markings are army steel stamped into the barrel?

I have the same gun, I belive it was either made by the Spencer Rifle co or Crescent Arms


Was the Spencer carbine and rifle made in wi?

No - production ended circa 1869. Some Spencer rifles did see service during the First World War, though - but not in the European theatre. Paramilitary units organised as coast watchers were often issued surplus Spencer rifles.


What was the specner repeating rifle?

Try search for Spencer rifles- it was an early lever action repeating rifle from the period of the US Civil War.


Can you buy an original tubular magazine for a Spencer Civil War military rifle?

Yes.


What is earliest model year lever action rifle?

Probably the Spencer, 1860 or so.


What is the value of a 12 gauge Spencer Gun Co single shot serial 197164 YM?

The company that produced the Spencer rifle was the Spencer Arms Company, not the Spencer Gun Company, and they manufactured a slide action shotgun, not a single shot. It is possible that you have a post war conversion of a Spencer rifle, but not likely. It is most likely a low budget import from Belgium, marked to look like it had a better pedigree than it deserves. Value is minimal as a curiosity.


What was the gun used by brenda ann Spencer in 1979?

A 22 rifle that her father had given her for Christmas.


Famous repeating rifle used by the union forces?

You are probably thinking of the Spencer. A lever action rifle, known as "That Yankee gun you can load on Sunday, and shoot all week.". to quote one Confederate soldier. See the link below for more information on the Spencer.


Did H Spencer r co make a double barreled 12 gauge hammer shotgun serial number 14718 any info.?

The Spencer Gun Co. made guns for Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co. of Chicago, Il. These guns were actually manufactured by the Crescent Fire Arms Co. of Norwich, Connecticut from about 1892 to 1922 with "Spencer Gun Co" as a brand name. They were good quality insexpensive single and double barrel shotguns. This is not to be confused with the Spencer rifle fo Civil War fame which was manufactured by the Burnside Rifle Co in 1865 or the later Spencer Arms Co. of Windsor, Connecticut who manufactured the first successful slide action repeating shotgun from 1882 to 1889.


What gun did they use in the civil war?

.58 caliber Springfield musket .69 caliber Harpers Ferry Rifle '''Spencer carbine '''Henry repeating rifle '''Colt revolver '''Remington '''English Enfield rifle ''''''''''''''''''