Historically Accurate 1861

[Fixitall]

Hey Folks,
I'm looking for the most historically accurate reproduction of the 1861 Springfield. Who makes it? It would be good to see all the correct markings, two folding blades marked 3 and 5, U.S. Springfield on the lock plate, and the Eagle. Not to mention the correct rifling. Anyone know?

 

[yanici]

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[IPSC_DRL]

Hmmmm.

Hey Folks,

I look forward to your edited post.

 

[Fixitall]

I edited it. Sorry folks felt the need to indent my paragraph, but that didn't work in my favor....

 

[IPSC_DRL]

No biggie, welcome to the forum. Here is one resource. http://www.fcsutler.com/fcweapons.asp
Dixie, Cabela's, and EMF also seem to have them. (Depending upon where you live of course)
I also found this. http://www.historyshopping.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=CA39_500

Michael.

 

[Boghog1]

www.euroarms.net/

Work blocks most firearms sites so I can't give you the complete address but is you google Euroarms and 1861 you should find it

 

[Fixitall]

I'm curious on the rifling now. I see there's a few choices. I can see the breech plug is accurate, is that the one with the correct twist, too?

 

[Boghog1]

from what I understand the euro arms is as close as you are going to get in reproduction
http://www.euroarms.net/Avancarica/AVHTM/CatalogoAvancarica.htm