By the end of 1863, the 1861 Springfield Rifled Musket was the principal firearm of Federal infantry, although the Enfield was also in widespread use. The percussion lock is marked with 1861 Springfield and an eagle. Military style sights allow shooting at long ranges. Like the original, this modern day reproduction has an armory bright satin white finish and includes a swelled ramrod. The 1861 Springfield is capable of long range accuracy to 300 yards and beyond, and is NSSA approved.

Specifications and Features:
.58 caliber
Muzzle loading black powder musket
40" rifled barrel
Percussion ignition
Military style sights
One piece oil finished walnut stock
Swelled ramrod
Overall length 56"
Weight 10.1 lbs
Satin white