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Harrington and Richardson 410 foregrip and stock

mfrobel
I am in search of a wood foregrip and stock for my H&R 410 #A82178. Please email me if you know where I can get one. Thank you all for your time.
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  • Fatstrat
    Several years ago I bought an old IJ Champion .410 for $40. at a sale. It had a cracked stock and at 1st I intended to replace it.
    Searched around and found one of the repro stock MFG'ers who made the buttstock. Not sure about the forestock. Seems like it was American Stock Co.
    Also during a few weeks searching eventually found some that came up for auction. These are fairly common guns and parts/parts guns do occasionally pop up. If not any now, just be patient. But you will need to be sure of what model.
    I ended repairing the original to my satisfaction and never bought a replacement.
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  • 32 Magnum
    mfrobel,
    To correctly replace your furniture you will need to know exactly which model you have (there are at least 4 variations). If you describe the take down (removable hinge pin or fixed pin with pull off forestock) and all the markings on the left side of the receiver, I can probably help you determine the model you need to research. By the way, contrary to what was posted on another site, the 'A' prefix does not necessarily mean your piece was made in 1940, although it may - need more info. Thanks,
    Jim Hauff H&R Collector
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  • mfrobel
    I am new to this forum so please bear with me. I would love to send you a few pictures of my 410. I do not see any other #'s or markings other than the A82173. There is an "E" underneath the extractor. You can email me @ mfrobel@sbcglobal.net if you are interested in taking a look at some pictures of my 410. If not, please do not feel obligated in any way and I thank you for your assistance thus far. Thank you very much for your time.

    Martin

    quote:Originally posted by 32 Magnum
    mfrobel,
    To correctly replace your furniture you will need to know exactly which model you have (there are at least 4 variations). If you describe the take down (removable hinge pin or fixed pin with pull off forestock) and all the markings on the left side of the receiver, I can probably help you determine the model you need to research. By the way, contrary to what was posted on another site, the 'A' prefix does not necessarily mean your piece was made in 1940, although it may - need more info. Thanks,
    Jim Hauff H&R Collector
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  • mfrobel
    Also, the hinge pin can be removed by taking out a small flathead screw on the top of the trigger assembly. as far as the foregrip, it appears that it might be a pull off. Again I would have to send a photo. Thanks againg for your time.
    Martin
    quote:Originally posted by 32 Magnum
    mfrobel,
    To correctly replace your furniture you will need to know exactly which model you have (there are at least 4 variations). If you describe the take down (removable hinge pin or fixed pin with pull off forestock) and all the markings on the left side of the receiver, I can probably help you determine the model you need to research. By the way, contrary to what was posted on another site, the 'A' prefix does not necessarily mean your piece was made in 1940, although it may - need more info. Thanks,
    Jim Hauff H&R Collector
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