Original Rare U.S. Army Trials Contract Model 1882 Remington-Lee Magazine Rifle in .45/70 - Only 750 Made - Serial 9132 Original Antique Guns -Correction and notation of prior

-Correction and notation of prior Christian name and Surname spelling errors

The chin strap is present but has torn off the right side

overpainted olive green

using a net (often a laundry bag is used)

who also supplied many caps to Gebirgsjäger mountain troopers

Original Rare U.S. Army Trials Contract Model 1882 Remington-Lee Magazine Rifle in .45/70 - Only 750 Made - Serial 9132 Original Antique Guns -Correction and notation of priorOriginal Item: Only One available. This early bolt action design was first patented in November 1878, as marked of this rifle's receiver, by JAMES PARIS LEE, an immigrant from Scotland who arrived via Canada. This is the same Lee who later became famous for his huge contribution to the British Lee Metford and Lee Enfield series of rifles of WW1 and WW2. He had previously spent time in various pursuits before beginning to work on firearms designs,