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was it worth a 100$

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  • jonk
    What caliber, what model, what barrel length? A .22? What vintage? With or without box? In excellant condition though I don't think you got ripped off in any event.

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  • p3skyking
    YES! The little .22's are one of the few H&R's (old models) that people still look for.

    Plus they are a great little utility gun.

    A man who starts imagining that others think good because he does is simply out of his mind
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  • luv1800s
    If they make a 9 shot in another caliber let me know i WANT one of those!


    HA!
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  • ryan_marine
    I got one of there new ones for $125. If you want to get rid of it let me know. I will give you what you got in it.

    Thanks

    Ray


    More Powder, More Lead, More Dead
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  • Bushnell Boy
    I got a 38 S&W H&R and its a piece of crap. The thing broke the third time I took it out ot shoot it. I did buy it buy it used so I don't know the care the previous owner took with the gun but I use it as a paper weight now. I might have just gotten unlucky with this one.




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  • leeblackman
    I think it was a good deal. H&R .22lr revolvers are fun and affordable to collect. They are fun little shooters. I commonly see people trying to sell them for $200 on some models.

    Bushnell Boy-Those old breaktop .32's and .38's are just "saturday night specials" in my opinion. They are fun and cheap, but don't expect alot out of them. You should be able to find parts to fix that paper weight of yours thru numrich, with no problem.
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