Civil War Rifles & Civil War Muskets for Sale

U.S. Military Antique Long Guns, Civil War Rifles & Civil War Muskets for Sale

We have highly collectable Civil War rifles and Civil War muskets for sale in our large inventory of U.S. military antique long guns, which also includes fine examples of rifles and carbines from Sharps, Spencer, Springfield, and others. Since our inventory changes frequently, make sure to check our new arrivals often.

Browse our selection of U.S. military antique long guns below. For other collectable antique military firearms, take a look at our inventory of antique U.S. martial pistols and Civil War revolvers, foreign military surplus antique handguns, and foreign military antique long guns.

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American Officers Fusil (AL2549)

$2,495.00

American Officers Fusil Inscribed "G. Dallett Jr" on tang. Percussion lock marked ìHenry Parker Warrantedî. Has sling swivels (front one missing). Very graceful military private purchase Fusil.

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U.S. Model 1861 pattern musket (AL2479)

$2,595.00

U.S. Model 1861 pattern musket with no maker markings. This gun has absolutely no maker markings. The only markings on this gun is the lock is dated 1864 and there is a 3 on the left hand side of the barrel near the breach. No markings are anywhere else, no barrel proofs, no US on the butt plate and no cartouche. We are not sure exactly what this gun is as we can not find a reference to a gun...

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Springfield Trapdoor (AL2453)

$895.00

converted to Forager. This is a well done conversion to a Springfield Forager model. The barrel is an original barrel that has been bored smooth and turned down. The wood has been nicely refinished. Quite a lot of work went into making this gun. Nice looking copy of a Forager!

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Jenks Navy carbine (AL2319)

$3,795.00

Jenks Navy carbine with excellent bore and very good stock. U.S.N. marked and dated 1845. Nice Navy carbine.

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Sharps 1859 carbine (AL2367)

$4,750.00

Sharps 1859 carbine. This is a guaranteed Sharps 1859 Civil War era carbine that made it to the Western frontier. Several blacksmith repairs have been made to the forearm and numerous holes left by tacks remain. These are proper period tack holes. This gun is definitely in the condition you would expect to find an Indian gun. Great piece!

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U.S. Model 1877 Trapdoor Springfield rifle...

$4,250.00

U.S. Model 1877 Trapdoor Springfield rifle. Superb possibly unfired gun. Has excellent blue, excellent case colors and nice wood with excellent cartouche. Not much not to like here. Great gun!

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U.S. Model 1892 Krag rifle (AL2269)

$2,950.00

Springfield 1892 Krag rifle with receiver marked 1894. Gun has 1896 updates. Very low serial number 419. Very good overall condition with good bore. This is the lowest serial number Krag we have owned!

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U.S. Model 1884 Springfield Cadet rifle (AL2262)

$2,350.00

U.S. Model 1884 Springfield Cadet rifle. Excellent condition with 96-97% blue, very good case colors on the door and fine stock with only minor bruises. No stock cartouche and appears to never have had one. Excellent condition Cadet '84! Note: the letters U.R. are branded on the stock just in front of the trigger guard. We have seen this type of branding on...

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U.S. Model 1873 Springfield 1st Model carbine...

$8,495.00

U.S. Model 1873 Springfield 1st Model carbine. Right in the range of forensically identified guns that were at the Custer battle. Has all the 1st Model features, such as long wrist, early lock plate, high arch breech, no barrel proofs, no trap in butt, early sight and correct stacking swivel band. All correct, unaltered Custer range carbine!

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Richmond 1861 rifled musket (AL2213)

$7,500.00

Richmond 1861 rifled musket from the renown Ben Michel collection. Pictured in the catalogue. First type musket produced at Richmond and using high hump lockplate. For more information see accompanying description in photo.

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Confederate Alteration of an 1816 Starr (AL2211)

$3,495.00

Confederate Alteration of an 1816 Starr from the Ben Michel collection and pictured in the catalogue. Mr. Michel notes that this bolster alteration with rounded bottom and lockplate filed to fit bolster is typical of those alterations done by the Union Manufacturing Co. of Richmond, VA. Reassembly number "51" on inside of hammer. Middle band marked...

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Confederate Altered & assembled Richmond...

$4,250.00

Confederate Altered and assembled Richmond Arsenal musket. From the renown Ben Michel collection and pictured in the catalogue. Mr. Michel states that Richmond altered and assembled guns bear the same characteristics. For a detailed description by Mr. Michel see the accompanying photo information.

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Texas Confederate Alteration of a Hall rifle...

$4,500.00

Texas Confederate Alteration of a Hall rifle. From the renown Ben Michel collection and pictured in the catalogue. Mr. Michel states that the gun was recovered in Texas. These types of alterations have a somewhat crude hammer brazed to the base of the original flintlock hammer and the nipple screwed in to the old pan leaving the rear fence intact. See photos of additional info.

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Confederate Mississippi Alteration of a Hall...

$4,500.00

Confederate Mississippi Alteration of a Hall rifle. From the renown Ben Michel collection and pictured in the catalogue. Mr. Michel states that this alteration is performed at either Holly Springs or Columbus, MS. Murphy and Madaus show an identical example on page 334 of Confederate Rifles and Muskets. For more extensive commentary see additional photos

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Confederate South Carolina Assembled 1842...

$3,495.00

Confederate South Carolina Assembled 1842 musket. From the renown Ben Michel collection and pictured in the catalogue. See Mr. Michel's commentary and further description in accompanying photos.

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Spencer Carbine (AL2192)

$2,975.00

Spencer carbine made in Belgium. Top of frame marked:"Union Armuriere, Belge, Liege". Stock is cartouched "Famsse & Trapmann, Liege 1873" (probably they were the retailers). This is an excellent period copy. Has mint bore with 6 groove rifling, 20" barrel and no stabeler cutoff. Extremely well made. You would certainly think this was a Spencer made in America, but it is Belgian!

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U.S. Model 1873 (AL2101)

$8,950.00

U.S. Model 1873 Springfield saddle ring carbine. Rare unaltered 1st model. Serial number 40745. Custer serial number range. Totally correct 1st model with stacking swivel only, high arch block and long comb. Rare to find this model and serial number range unaltered.

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Confederate Alteration of a Model 1816 Musket...

$3,750.00

Confederate Alteration of a Model 1816 musket by B. Evans, Valley Forge. From the renown Ben Michel collection. Bolster alteration by S.C. Robinson of Richmond, VA with typical two facet bolster. Mr. Michel notes "This alteration is very rare on this type contract musket".

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