Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
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Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
Here you go, a free gift to the forum! As a "thanks" for all I've learned here.
Just post here if you want a free chance at this book, and on or about April 1st, I'll randomly select a winner and will mail this out to them next week.
Details on the book are below...
Good luck!
Old No7
My "Trapdoor Springfield" is a Uberti replica, so although I really enjoyed reading this book, I'd like to pass it along to someone who wants to know all about the originals. The level of details in this book is amazing!
"The .45-70 Springfield"
by Joe Poyer and Craig Riesch
"This 5th revised and expanded edition provides a part-by-part review of all models of the Springfield .45-70 Trapdoor rifle, carbine and cadet rifle. Three new chapters have been added to this edition: Officer's Model Rifles, Experimental (26-inch) Carbine, and Fencing Muskets.
Every part from buttplate to front sight of every model is discussed in terms of dimensions, use, markings, finish and changes to that part by serial number range. A new serial number list is included with serial number ranges listed by production years. This new list includes serial numbers not previously included by other authors.
This book makes it possible for the collector to determine whether or not a particular rifle, carbine or cadet rifle is original as manufactured."
Just post here if you want a free chance at this book, and on or about April 1st, I'll randomly select a winner and will mail this out to them next week.
Details on the book are below...
Good luck!
Old No7
My "Trapdoor Springfield" is a Uberti replica, so although I really enjoyed reading this book, I'd like to pass it along to someone who wants to know all about the originals. The level of details in this book is amazing!
"The .45-70 Springfield"
by Joe Poyer and Craig Riesch
"This 5th revised and expanded edition provides a part-by-part review of all models of the Springfield .45-70 Trapdoor rifle, carbine and cadet rifle. Three new chapters have been added to this edition: Officer's Model Rifles, Experimental (26-inch) Carbine, and Fencing Muskets.
Every part from buttplate to front sight of every model is discussed in terms of dimensions, use, markings, finish and changes to that part by serial number range. A new serial number list is included with serial number ranges listed by production years. This new list includes serial numbers not previously included by other authors.
This book makes it possible for the collector to determine whether or not a particular rifle, carbine or cadet rifle is original as manufactured."
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
Count me in, thanks
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
I would like a chance at that, please.
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
Well, thanks and.count me in.
Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
I'd like a chance too please.
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
I'd like a chance at that. And thank you for your generosity!
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
I too would like to have my name in the hat. Thanks
Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
Count me in too, and thanks
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
Ooohh! Count me in, too!
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
I'm in. Thanks for the chance.
Kevin
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
That is most kind of you sir! With an offer like that, how can I refuse? Drop my name in the hat if you please!
Wade
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
I have only 1 round of 45-70 and no Gun so leave Me out. This is Kind of You.
Perry
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
Old No7, I sure could put that book to good use if I was to win it.
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
Okay, count me in...the trapdoor is one historic rifle. And thank you for this drawing.
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
Please count me in Todd
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
I would like in also. Another arm I don't know much about...
Griff,
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
Include me as well please
Thanks for doing this.
Thanks for doing this.
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Sometimes I wonder if it is worthwhile gnawing through the leather straps to get up in the morning..................
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
Me too!! Would love to have the chance.
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
hey! I'll take a shot at it. count me in Thanks
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
I'm in.
Very nice of you!
Don't know how you're planning the draw, but I did a giveaway on another board. One of the mods told me that people had been using a random number generator that's available online. Worked great!
Very nice of you!
Don't know how you're planning the draw, but I did a giveaway on another board. One of the mods told me that people had been using a random number generator that's available online. Worked great!
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Isnt it amazing how many people post without reading the thread?
Isnt it amazing how many people post without reading the thread?
Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
Please count me in, and thanks for the opportunity!
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
Count me in, please. Thanks much!
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
Please count me in to as I have a 1898 trapdoor,and would love to read about her!
Bob
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
Sure..I am in..I don't have that book and would like one.
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
I am in!
Thanks
Thanks
Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
Congrats to Borregos -- it did happen!Borregos wrote:"Include me as well please
Thanks for doing this."
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It could happen
He won the drawing, and I'll send a PM to get the mailing address.
Thanks to all for looking.
Old No7
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Re: Free Book Drawing: "The .45-70 Springfield" (Trapdoor)
grats Borregos
Because I Can, and Have
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USAF-72-76
God Bless America.
Disclaimer, not responsible for anyone copying or building anything i make.
Always consult an expert first.
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USAF-72-76
God Bless America.
Disclaimer, not responsible for anyone copying or building anything i make.
Always consult an expert first.