I'm cleaning house and found a few old .22 caliber handguns that need a new home. They are:
SPF 1.) Harrington & Richardson model 922 9-shot revolver. Has 6" barrel, good plastic H&R grips, thinning blue from holster. Seems to be fully functional. Has period leather holster that has likely been with the gun for decades.
SPF 2.) Harrington & Richardson top-break Premier revolver. Has 3" barrel, hard rubber grips with chunk missing from butt of right panel, nickel finish generally wearing thin. Seems to be in working condition except cylinder does not lock up between shots but does lock up in battery. Not sure if that is the design or if something is broken.
SPF 3.) Stevens No. 35 Single Shot pistol. Has 6" barrel, wood grips, beautiful blue with only light wear at the high points. Seems fully functional except the business end of the leaf-mount rear sight is broken off/missing. Has modern synthetic Uncle Mike's holster.
$315 shipped for the pair of H&Rs$500 for the lot, shipped to FFL or C&R
SPF 1.) Harrington & Richardson model 922 9-shot revolver. Has 6" barrel, good plastic H&R grips, thinning blue from holster. Seems to be fully functional. Has period leather holster that has likely been with the gun for decades.
SPF 2.) Harrington & Richardson top-break Premier revolver. Has 3" barrel, hard rubber grips with chunk missing from butt of right panel, nickel finish generally wearing thin. Seems to be in working condition except cylinder does not lock up between shots but does lock up in battery. Not sure if that is the design or if something is broken.
SPF 3.) Stevens No. 35 Single Shot pistol. Has 6" barrel, wood grips, beautiful blue with only light wear at the high points. Seems fully functional except the business end of the leaf-mount rear sight is broken off/missing. Has modern synthetic Uncle Mike's holster.
$315 shipped for the pair of H&Rs$500 for the lot, shipped to FFL or C&R
