Jubal Early
01-23-2013, 09:25 PM
Folks, I'm mostly a reenactor but I know these Maynards are appreciated and used by the NSSA.
I have a repro Maynard I'm thinking about selling. Its a Harpers Ferry Arms second model Maynard, but its a low serial number, one thirty something. Also it looks to be practically unfired. It is so clean and nice I do not know if it was ever fired.
I have 38 brass, reduced capacity Maynard brass shells for it. (I had 40, but I've misplace two of them, still looking for them). These have never been fired. I was meaning to get it rigged up for some live fire and reenacting but never happened. I fired one of the shells once, as a blank. Also have a leather Civil War carbine sling, and a carbine cartridge box (cheap Pakastani version but I'll throw it in).
Its a nice looking, tight carbine. If you're interested, email me at cwkepi@comcast.net and I'll see about getting some good photos made of it to send to you.
Thank you,
Greg Starbuck
I have a repro Maynard I'm thinking about selling. Its a Harpers Ferry Arms second model Maynard, but its a low serial number, one thirty something. Also it looks to be practically unfired. It is so clean and nice I do not know if it was ever fired.
I have 38 brass, reduced capacity Maynard brass shells for it. (I had 40, but I've misplace two of them, still looking for them). These have never been fired. I was meaning to get it rigged up for some live fire and reenacting but never happened. I fired one of the shells once, as a blank. Also have a leather Civil War carbine sling, and a carbine cartridge box (cheap Pakastani version but I'll throw it in).
Its a nice looking, tight carbine. If you're interested, email me at cwkepi@comcast.net and I'll see about getting some good photos made of it to send to you.
Thank you,
Greg Starbuck