h&r 733
I picked up a H&R model 733, 32 long, with the short barrel,,like maybe 11/2 or 2 inch, it looks more like stainless than nickel,,did they make this gun in s/s? Its in the box in new cond,,any idea what it would be worth?
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i have a h&r model 733 serial #asxxxxx
would like to know year of mag.
also it has no fireing pin.as i understand
this model has two differnt types of fireing pins
witch pin shoud i order and where
thanks
curtis0 -
Welcome to the forum. Probably need a little more on the serial number...like the first two digits. Suggest you check e-gunparts.com for parts. They have diagrams that show the parts and explain differences sometimes. 0 -
curtis,
The 733 should be a nickel-plated revolver, in .32 Smith & Wesson Long caliber. The only two kinds of firing pins that I can think of would be hammer-mounted & frame-mounted. The hammer-mounted one is part of the hammer. The frame-mounted one sits in a hole, between the hammer & the cylinder, and will have a transfer bar that rises up from inside of the frame, when you cock the hammer. Which style of firing pin do you have?0 -
serial #as28427
fram mount
thanks0 -
"AS" prefix indicates YOM 1978. This is a 2nd Model with the transfer bar safety/ignition system and the frame mounted firing pin. Firing pin for the Model 732 (the blued analogue) will also fit. 0 -
thanks to everyone this is ino. i need
again thanks curtis0
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