"Springfield Armory" - NHS U.S. Firearms History Film - Re-enacting Retro

Re-enacting Retro - Older National Park Service Museum film from the early 1980s. I am guessing on the production date, but it does include some footage from the great NPS film "Antietam Visit" from 1981 so I assume this was produced and completed sometime after 1981, but it feels like something from the 1970s. I nice little film.
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[@rogerscottcathey]

1893 Springfield 45-70 was the first rifle I ever shot. 10 yo

[@gallantcavalier3306]

Great documentary!!! Glad to see it back here again!!

[@spankthatdonkey]

I did not know that!

[@stephenpierce2242]

Wow this is really good!

[@user-kt8yp5ho2y]

Springfield armory is closed in 60s. But it’s legacy is lived in today.

[@Touchstarvedguy]

I always wondered how stocks were mass produced......awesome documentary!

[@pistolgrip44mag]

Not the Springfield Armory of today. Totally different company.