Burnside carbine model question

kotkinjs1

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Hi all,

Is this a fourth or a fifth type? What should be the lever hinge pin on this one looks different than what I've seen. It looks more like just a large pin? It's SN 31XXX. Thanks!
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It look like a 5th model with a hinged load lever and the 5 digit #confirms what are the last 3 # and I will see if it shows up in the SRS
 
he load lever hinge?

The guide screw is the difference but the patent model 1864 had a guide screw also. With just one photo and no info on marking that the best I can do.
 
Your Burnsie is not listed but below is the range above and below your serial#

31436 081064CO G 2ND ILL VOL CAV (ISSUED)
31437 081064CO G 2ND ILL VOL CAV (ISSUED)
31457 10 64CO H 6TH OHIO VOL CAV
31468 081064CO G 2ND ILL VOL CAV (ISSUED)
31477 081064CO G 2ND ILL VOL CAV (ISSUED)
 
You are correct that the hinge pin is not a Burnside pin. The proper hinge pin will have an arm that locks behind the spring loaded pin on the frame. There is also a "tab" on the arm that will fit into a slot as the arm locks into place so as to keep the hinge pin from sliding out of position.
J.

Jobe, does that mean I can replace it with the correct part (Part Number BN105 - Lever Pin - from S&S firearms)?
 
Your Burnsie is not listed but below is the range above and below your serial#
31436 081064CO G 2ND ILL VOL CAV (ISSUED)
31437 081064CO G 2ND ILL VOL CAV (ISSUED)
31457 10 64CO H 6TH OHIO VOL CAV
31468 081064CO G 2ND ILL VOL CAV (ISSUED)
31477 081064CO G 2ND ILL VOL CAV (ISSUED)

Thanks, really interesting. Five away from the 6th OH issue!
 

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