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Then given that the 11.35 bore is slightly smaller than the .45-70, it would be unsafe to try to fire .45-70 rounds in this rifle? The guy selling it thinks it's a .45-70.

I recently saw a rolling block which was clearly marked model 1867 on the reciever. It does not have a sling bar, and is a full length military stock. According to sources I have checked the 1867 was a Navy issue carbine. Most interesting is that the rifle is chambered in .45-70. The bore is pristin...