PLUS ONE for Abilene 

The original Colt Open Top was specifically developed as a "partner" for the 1860 Henry Improved (Winchester 1866) and was only chambered for production In 44 Rim Fire.  (44 Stetson).  It has been rumored Colt also built two Prototype Open Top guns in 44 Central Fire.  No one I know of has ever seen one, and Colt was known, as was Winchester, to sell their proto guns when they were done piddling with them.

That's pretty cool and the pricing is great - I am guessing if you call the number they have not stocked them in years? How would you even find that?

Hello I was wondering if anyone out there can help me with information on the serial # of my Spencer Model 1860 Carbine. This carbine was passed down to me recently from my father. Gun belonged to my GG Grandfather. I have been able to get a good clean look at the sn and it is 16732. The barrel is 22'' and doesn't look to have been altered in any way. Trying to find what State or company Spencer could have been issued to. Thanks  Matt B       

Original '76 in .45-60. Long time ago.

Good day!  I inherited a JM Marlin in 45 colt from my dad, HH Hipshot.  He loved the CAS group.

So, was hoping for some direction valuing the 45.  I'll attach pics.

Thanks in advance.