There is no way of knowing this.All records of the US model 1873 springfield rifle/carbine will not have what regiment was issued which rifle by serial number.
our serial number indicates that your Springfield model Krag rifle was made in the year 1898.
rifle made 1890 and used during the Indian wars................
Not enough information to answer, however, Springfield is a brand used by Savage Arms. Contact their Customer Service Dept.
1911 model pistols , by all manufactures, used serial numbers to date the manufacture date of their pistols. therefore, to obtain the date of any 1911 pistol you have to furnish a serial number.
America Springfield
made 1938 and probably used during the beginning of WW2
it think you will find the long gun of the calvary at the little big horn were carbines, not rifles...
Located in Springfield Mass. the Springfield Arsenal was in operation from 1795 - 1968. After the arsenal closed in 1968, the name, Springfield was used as a commercial venture. The name Springfield was Public Domain, and cashed in on it. Several companies have used the name and trademarked variations of "Springfield".
If "1973" is the date the rifle was produced it couldn't have been used in the civil war because the civil war was in the 1860's.I think you mean "1873" the Trapdoor was used in the Indian wars and the Spanish American War. During WW1 it was used for training and Stateside guard duty.
Need to know the model and serial range for a real answer. Also, Springfield Armory made some early Bush length rifles and called them "M1A-A1." There are no "M1A1" M14 clones. I think you just mean M1A. Depending on what you've got, the used value could be quite a range.
The Springfield name was used by Stevens from 1920 to 1948.
go to trapdoorcollector.com click on production data looks to me like probably 1882-1883. possibly used in the spanish American war. rick