Date of manufacture, Hi Standard Sentinel MK IV

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H. Faversham

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Picked up a High Standard Sentinel Mark IV .22 Mag revolver, but can't find a source for it's date of manufacture. SN is S623XX. All I can find is info for pistols.

Can anybody give me a link?

Thanks.
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Picked up a High Standard Sentinel Mark IV .22 Mag revolver, but can't find a source for it's date of manufacture. SN is S623XX. All I can find is info for pistols.

Can anybody give me a link?

Thanks.
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1974 or after, according to this web link.
https://unblinkingeye.com/Guns/Sentinel/sentinel.html

Some years ago I had the 2" snubbie in 22 magnum. I had several links in my favorites on an older computer. I'll post more if I find them.
 
Near the bottom of the following page, under "High Standard Revolvers Police Style", shows the Mark IV produced between '74 and '84.

https://gun-data.com/high_standard_1956_1980.htm

I don't think the longer barrel was produced but for a few of those years.

High Standard was more highly thought of for their target 22LR semi-autos. From what I have read, the Army marksman teams used them at one time.

The semis are more sought after by collectors, though I think your 3 or 4" barrel is a good find.
 
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Thank you, kcofohio. I appreciate your efforts. You've come up with more than I found.
 
Thank you, kcofohio. I appreciate your efforts. You've come up with more than I found.
You're welcome! I have to fire up the old puter in the next week or so for taxes. I will look to see what links I have that still work. I will post if there is more. :)
 
Great info. I have one of the shorter barreled 22 magnums that superficially resemble a Colt Detective. Great shooter.
 
Sorry I do not know the pull weight. Mine is a sort of satin nickel that I find attractive.

Thanks, Dframe. Yes, that is an attractive finish. The bluing on my 4-Inch MK IV is not very deep or consistent, and the 4.75 lb. SA trigger pull is a little too heavy. But I love the overall looks and the very good accuracy--which would be even better if the SA pull weight was less; maybe 3 lbs.
 
I thought of the one I had as a decent build. Just couldn't find reliable anmo in my area on a regular bases.
 
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