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  • rufe-snow
    Been there, done that. Unless you can luck out and get all the missing parts for free. It's not worth the time, money and aggravation trying to rebuild it into a functioning handgun. Send the parts you do have to GPC, at least you will be able to get some money out of them.
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  • tazzer
    quote:Originally posted by rufe-snow
    Been there, done that. Unless you can luck out and get all the missing parts for free. It's not worth the time, money and aggravation trying to rebuild it into a functioning handgun. Send the parts you do have to GPC, at least you will be able to get some money out of them.


    I have the parts its just striped down to clean it up all but the grips
    [:D][:D]
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  • tazzer
    I got the screws some were but my have to replace them if I cant find them again, I do need to find a break down of it.
    taz
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  • b.goforth
    this is a "H&R Premier" model. check out the numrich arms web site for what you need. the difference in what they show and yours is the barrel length. the 2nd model premier was manufactured between 1905 and 1942. the H&R Target Model was the same as the long barrel Premier model with oversized walnut grips that was cataloged between 1925 and 1934. difference here is left side of barrel marked H&R TARGET and caliber was marked on right side of barrel. the revolver in the picture with just the caliber marked on the left side of the barrel was manufactured before 1925.
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  • tazzer
    quote:Originally posted by b.goforth
    this is a "H&R Premier" model. check out the numrich arms web site for what you need. the difference in what they show and yours is the barrel length. the 2nd model premier was manufactured between 1905 and 1942. the H&R Target Model was the same as the long barrel Premier model with oversized walnut grips that was cataloged between 1925 and 1934. difference here is left side of barrel marked H&R TARGET and caliber was marked on right side of barrel. the revolver in the picture with just the caliber marked on the left side of the barrel was manufactured before 1925.

    b.goforth

    thanks do much for the info. good to know.

    taz
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