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  • samysombra
    I bought a H&R Trapper, .22 7 shot, 6" octagon bbl with sawhandle grip s/n 1793xx. Paid $175 in about as near new as a used revolver can be, blue showing wear at muzzle as when laid on a table, otherwise about 100%. I think it probably dates from 1920s but would like to confirm it's DOM if possible. Also any comments. Thanks
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  • allechalley
    Try www.e-gunparts.com. I think they have the hammer. You may have to ask them by inquiry as to whether they might have the rest. The grips may be the same as a newer model, but they also were problematic as I believe these where a hard plastic that became more brittle over time, hence less chance of good ones being salvaged, ect.
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  • leesshop
    The H&R Trapper models that I have seen all had wood grips with the wood extended back over the web of your hand. E-Mail me for info on grips.
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  • rhmc24
    Two of my Trappers have the wood 'saw handle' and the third has a rounded more later type. Trapper and its predecessor the H&R 1906 Model could make a nice collection. The 1906 is seen with at least two hard rubber type of grips, small frame-fitting and extended sort of target type. I have both plus three Trappers. Other people who are more H&R specialists probably will offer more complete info when they see your post.

    You might find your grip, etc. by placing a "Want Ad" in the GB forum below.
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