I have a Harrington & Richardson replica identified as "Little Big Horn" Commemorative Trapdoor 45-70 Carbine, 22 inch barrel, sporting a serial number LBH 3396. Although potentially used, it is in excellent condition. It came with a beautiful recessed felt lined (perfect fit) wooden case with key locks.
Would appreciate any help to verify and/or provide any information as to a source where I could find, as a minimum, the following information: (any additional info would be greatly appreciated)
- Understand that it may have been manufactured in early 1970's and that about few thousand were produced. Would like to determine when it was actually manufactored?
- Any estimate on its approximate value?
- It was suggested that 55 grain black power charge be used in the carbine rather than the 70 grain normally used in rifle model.
Would appreciate any help.
Thanks
Would appreciate any help to verify and/or provide any information as to a source where I could find, as a minimum, the following information: (any additional info would be greatly appreciated)
- Understand that it may have been manufactured in early 1970's and that about few thousand were produced. Would like to determine when it was actually manufactored?
- Any estimate on its approximate value?
- It was suggested that 55 grain black power charge be used in the carbine rather than the 70 grain normally used in rifle model.
Would appreciate any help.
Thanks