Recent content by jamesjo

What do you expect for free? there are countless 3's of H&R's out there that have been shot for years with no care or upkeep, and they just keep going bang. By the same token, they were a budget priced revolver, and I'm sure there were some duds produced. All I know is that in all my 40 or...

Definitely not "cheap" any more. But, H&R's are still very well built revolvers, and the values, especially the sportsman series, are really rising! Great revolvers. A few sportsman Some 22/22 mag convertibles A pic of some various other models

Another vote for the H&R line! Several models come to mind. first would be the 4" sportsman, top of the line for H&R, and great revolvers! Here's a pair of 1980 Sportsman 4" barrels. A couple more choices. Model 929 22 lr swing cylinder 2.5" Model 642, 22 magnum Many others out there...

farmguy, "AC" prefix of serial # = 1966 manufacture of your Model 949. Can you post some pics? We love to see H&R's around here! Jim

crestoncowboy, Can't help you with the lettering, I have never heard anything about any H&R's with red lettering. From the Blue Book of Gun Values, Bill Goforth's research talks about the key lock on the Model 939, which was the same gun as the Model 940, except it had a slab sided barrel, while...

First thing that will really help, is to post some pictures. Second thing is all H&R's had serial #'s, it may be under the grip, on left side. The matching #'s you speak of are actually the last 3 digits of the serial #. Third is, I am by no means an expert on these older H&R's and don;t...

jad0110, Yep! Pretty much the same piece except for the cylinders. Here's a pic of my 622 1961 manufacture Here's one with some after market grips

303tom J prefix on your revolver = 1949 manufacture. 10 years before the 22 WMRF cartridge was introduced. The cylinder for sure did not come with the revolver originally. I really have no explanation for the model 922 only being a 6 shooter. I can tell you with confidence that the 922...

303tom i would like to know the letter prefix of the serial # on the 922 with the mag cylinder you have pictured. To determine date of manufacture. it appears to be a model in the early to mid 50's. I have a 1950 model that looks exactly like yours. The magnum cylinder shown with the 922 is NOT...

303tom, As you know, the 922 is a 9 shot, 22 lr only revolver, while the 666 is a 6 shot 22 lr / 22 mag convertible. They do look a lot alike, and function alike also. both being pull pin to remove cylinder. Basically the same gun, except the 666 has the 22 magnum cylinder. Also the 666...

Remllez, Hey, it's not like I am going to GIVE them away! LOL Seriously though, if I have the parts, it's nice to see someone get their old H&R up and running again.

tp8686, I found 4 different sets of grips that will fit your model 666. 1 set of factory style plastic grips that are brown. 1 set of factory style that are white. 1 set of aftermarket grips made of rosewood. And 1 set of factory H&R grips that are walnut, these are a factory target grip...

Yep, The devil gun. Here's a couple pics 1980 H&R Model 666

Tom is right, It is always worth a call to Numrich, they do sometimes have parts in stock that are not listed online! I will get my box of spare grips out today and check to see if I have any.

303tom Numrich is sold out of 666 grips.