harrington & richardson

jlc86

October 28, 2009 03:51

Harrington & Richardson: Self-Loading; .32 ACP; 5-digit SN; mfg 1907-1909; Type II; near mint;
looking for information and value of this hand gun



L R Clark

0

• 

  jlc86

  October 28, 2009 03:51

  got a old h&r 12 ga. and would like to find out the approx. ageno model on the gun, but i believe it to be a model 6it has the words "12 ga. choke" on the top of the breech and on one side of the reciever it has a pat. date of feb. 27 1900i don't think it's original the barrel length is 20" so i think it's been cut-offany info would be helpful

  0
• 

  fordsix

  October 28, 2009 06:23

  need pics first

  0
• 

  32 Magnum

  October 28, 2009 06:54

  The Model 1915 is the small frame, single. In common chamberings (.410, 20 ga & 28 ga)in excellent condition they sell up to around $125; in lesser conditions: down to about $50 for a parts gun. In the less common chamberings (12mm, 14mm, 24 ga., 32 ga) they are, at this date, very scarce. A dealer friend of mine, recently sold a 32 ga. piece in NRA fair+, on an on-line auction site for just under $300. Your results may vary depending upon the market in your area or how you attempt to vend the item.
  Jim Hauff
  H&R Collector

  0

Please sign in to leave a comment.