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Springfield Model1898 Krag Jorgensen BA Rifle:Springfield Model1898 Krag Jorgensen BA Rifle: For your consideration is a Springfield Model 1898 Krag Jorgensen. Search our price guide for your own treasures The stock is of the proper short carbine style with an extended barrel band to protect the rear sight from bumping into the saddle boot, a short saddle ring on the left side followed immediately by a "JSA/1896" cartouche, a circled script "P" behind the trigger guard, and a flat buttplate with a trapdoor cleaning rod compartment (two out of three rod segments included).A few examples of appraisal values for US SPRINGFIELD ARMORY 1898 28191" on the left side (appropriate for a very early production 1896 Carbine). The casehardened receiver is marked "U.S./1895. Fixed blade front and 2,000 yard "C" marked ladder rear sights. Rider-issued Krags fall in four known serial number blocks, with this one squarely in the first, 26,784-28,995. These carbines were used throughout the Spanish American War and late in the Philippine Insurrection, most famously by future President Theodore Roosevelt's 1st Volunteer Cavalry "Rough Riders" among other distinctions, the Rough Riders were the only non-regular unit to be issued the Krag for action in Cuba, due to the political connections of the leadership.
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