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H&R 410 Over Under With Pics

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  • He Dog
    Some of the H&R shotguns were manufactured for them overseas. Back of the bluebook will give you the year of manufacture from the letter prefix to the serial number.

    Few H&R guns are really collectable, mostly sold as shooters, they were utilitarian guns when built (but don't tell that to the guys that collect them).
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  • nord
    How do I put this?...

    Yours is about as utilitarian as a O/U can get. The plain wood, the stamped trigger guard, the clunky trigger, the obvious slam-bang-ship it look of the piece... BUT IT'S A .410.

    Since a Stevens SxS in about the same shape will bring $400.00 (more or less), I see no reason your little gun won't do the same. Maybe the "Made in Japan" will decrease value a bit but I doubt it.

    Nord
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  • ATF
    Hate to down it,but it looks really cheap.The pictures (way they were presented) were about the worst I've ever seen!!! [:(]

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    When a worm wants to relax,does he go fishing?  "And remember a wet dog doesn't fly at night"  ATF,Eagle Guns
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  • b.goforth
    during the 1970's h&r was in the business of importing several models of shotguns marked with their name and acting as distributors for others. if the only h&r markings are the sticker on the stock my guess is this was a gun that they were the distributor for and was imported in 1971.

    i have almost a complete set of h&r catalogs from this era and this shotgun does not appear in any of them. this shotgun must have been imported in very limited numbers as this is the first i have heard or seen of it.

    everyone need to remember h&r business was inexpensive field grade shotguns, rifles and handguns. how many other 410 over/under are there?
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