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 VINTAGE SPRINGFIELD TRAP DOOR BAYONET US $64.95 
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 INDIAN WARS SPANISH AMERICAN WAR SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR SCABBARD US $5.00
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 Springfield Trapdoor 45-70 Parts US $40.00
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 INDIAN WARS SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR SCABBARD 45-70 REPRO FROG US $13.34
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 US model 1885 TRAPDOOR SPRINGFIELD CARBINE BOOT 8th us cav saddle scabbard US $295.00
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 AMAZING INDIAN WAR .45/70 SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR LEAD DUG BULLET POST CIVIL WAR US $1.49
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 Springfield Trapdoor Rifle Carbine Original Lock Plate Only Excellent + US $49.99
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 Springfield Trapdoor Rifle Carbine Original Hammer Only Excellent + US $34.99
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 Springfield Trapdoor Rifle Carbine Original Tumbler & Sear Excellent + US $34.99
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 Springfield Trapdoor Rifle Carbine Original Bridle w/screws Excellent + US $32.51
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 Springfield Trapdoor Rifle Carbine Original Sear Spring & Screw Excellent + US $19.99
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 Springfield Trapdoor Rifle Carbine Original Mainspring Excellent + US $19.99
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 Civil & Indian War US Army Leather Sling for US M1873 Springfield Trapdoor Repro US $21.99
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 CIVIL WAR MUSKET, TRAPDOOR, KRAG,SPRINGFIELD US $4.95
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 Model 1873 Trapdoor Springfield Rifle 45-70 Socket Bayonet US Marked - Unissued US $65.00
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 Cadet Model 1873 Trapdoor Springfield Rifle 45-70 Socket Bayonet US Marked US $65.00
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 SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR MODEL 1882 HEADLESS SHELL EXTRACTOR FOR THE .45-70 US $15.00
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 Original Trap door Springfield bayonet US $75.00
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 25 INDIAN WAR TRAPDOOR SPRINGFIELD .45/70 BULLETS DUG IN MAINE COASTAL PATINA US $17.99
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 Springfield Trapdoor Rifle antique lead bullets - Fort Verde Arizona 20 bullets US $29.99
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 Model 1873 Trapdoor Springfield Hammer type III US $25.00
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 Trapdoor Springfield U.S. Model 1873 dated breechblock US $25.00
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 US M1887 KRAG SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR RIFLE LEATHER SLING 1887 US $26.99
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 US Trapdoor Springfield Tumbler - Nice! US $27.50
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 1885 US Springfield Trapdoor Carbine Cavalry Scabbard US $210.00
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 Indian War US Cavalry 1885 Leather Scabbard Boot Springfield Trapdoor Carbine US $399.99
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 Indian War US Cavalry 1886 Leather Scabbard Boot Springfield Trapdoor Carbine #1 US $399.99
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 Indian War US Cavalry 1886 Leather Scabbard Boot Springfield Trapdoor Carbine #2 US $369.99
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 US Model 1873 TRAPDOOR SPRINGFIELD Rifle BAYONET with Scabbard US $149.99
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 Original M1873 US Springfield Trapdoor Bayonet US $135.00
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 Indian War Relic Gift Set .45/70 Trapdoor Springfield Bullets New Mexico US $14.99
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 US MODEL 1887 SPRINGFIELD M1873 CARBINE BOOT cavalry leather scabbard trapdoor US $245.00
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 45-70 TRAPDOOR SPRINGFIELD BAYONET SCABBARD AND FROG US $200.00
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 MODEL 1873 US SPRINGFIELD 45-70 TRAPDOOR RIFLE TROWEL BAYONET & SCABBARD US $124.99
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 ORIGINAL US SPRINGFIELD 45-70 TRAPDOOR CARBINE CLEANING ROD SECTION (1 OF 3) US $100.00
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 SUPERB! M1888 SPRINGFIELD TRAPDOOR RIFLE BUTT TRAP TOOLS US $150.00
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Frequently Asked Questions...
Springfield trapdoor Corrosive cleaning?
Another trapdoor question;
I'm planning on shooting blackpowder loads in my trapdoor.
Obviously i need to use hot soapy water and then oil on the bore of the rifle after firing, but how far should i tear down the gun? Does the corrosive residue get inside the bolt/trapdoor? Obviously the lock/trigger mech. doesnt need the cleaning but does the door/bolt need full dissassembly after firing BP?
How does one go about doing that?
Answer:
My shooting partner says that area doesn't get to dirty on his rifle. He only tears it down completely for a thorough cleaning of the action once a year.
As you already know, scrubbing the bore with hot soapy water after you're done shooting and applying a light coat of oil will prevent rust from forming.
He says to use the instructions on this website link below if you feel you need to take it apart. Follow the instructions EXACTLY as described to prevent damaging the rifle.
http://www.trapdoorcollector.com/Disassembly.html
Good luck and good shooting -
