H&R single shot 410-44
I bought a H&R single shot 410-44 shotgun and was wanting to get a ballpark figure of what it is worth. Most of the blueing is gone, but it is still tight and shootable. The dealer said it was made between 1915 and 1921.
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$100.00 0 -
quote:Originally posted by duckhunter
$100.00
$100? Then why do you have one listed for $395? [;)]
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=1860722500 -
The beauty of unlimited free relists!
Also a classic example of, if I got it, it's gold.
If you got it, it's junk0 -
just to note, these have 'short' chambers. either 2" or 2 1/2". 0 -
see below for how to date a H&R 410 by its markings.
MODEL 1915
1916-1942
Single Barrel, Small Size Frame, Top Lever Break Action, Barrel Lock is Non-Self Adjustable, Three Piece Take Down (Non-Removable Hinge Pin), Available as Ejector & Non-ejector, 24, 28, 12mm, 14mm Gauges and 410-44, 45 Shot chambering, barrel Length 26,28, & 30 inches, Walnut Pistol Griped Butt-Stock Fore-Arm, Hard Rubber Butt Plate, Frame is Case Hardened and Barrel is Browned, Weight 4 to 4_ Pounds. The 410 Bore can be Dated by its markings,
410-44 = 1916-1921 (chambered for 2 inch shells)
410-12MM = 1922-1936 (chambered for 2 1/2 inch shells)
410 = 1937-1942 (this is the only Pre WWII 410 chambered for the 3 inch shell)
First Variation identifying features- Slim and Short Fore-Arm ---1916-1921
Second Variation identifying features-Long Forearm, Squared off Pistol Grip, 45 caliber dropped---1922-1930
Third Variation identifying features- Now Known as the Model No.5 Standard (which may be marked on the frame
1931-1936
Fourth Variation identifying features- 410 is chambered for 3 inch shells---1937-1942
This Model was made available to the Mail-Order Trade as a Brand Name Shotgun
VALUE: 100%=$365 60%=$155
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