Bought this 5-6 years ago at a local show for $100. Dealer said the action was frozen and required some work and he didn't want to mess with it. I took it home and just as I suspected the action was packed with grease that had hardened. I poured some solvent through it and it worked fine. Have to reload if you want to shoot the 38 S&W, and I do, so I find this gun a hoot. Firing DA (only choice) I can get palm sized groups at 15 yards.
Spotted this about two years ago at another show. Tagged at $165 it has some corrosion on the barrel. I had long wanted one of these H&Rs (but I really wanted the scarce 4" version). I offered $150 and it was mine.
The finish blemish doesn't seem to affect the accuracy which for an inexpensive revolver is pretty good.
Today I was at a show and saw this. Priced at $325 I gave him the classic "Make me feel like I'm getting a deal" line and he made it $300. Now I have my 4" H&R. Has some finish loss on the stocks and a small touch of corrosion just above the stock on the right side but I thought it was OK for the price. I really enjoy shooting these top break revolvers. Maybe now I'll look for this same gun in 38 S&W.
Spotted this about two years ago at another show. Tagged at $165 it has some corrosion on the barrel. I had long wanted one of these H&Rs (but I really wanted the scarce 4" version). I offered $150 and it was mine.
The finish blemish doesn't seem to affect the accuracy which for an inexpensive revolver is pretty good.
Today I was at a show and saw this. Priced at $325 I gave him the classic "Make me feel like I'm getting a deal" line and he made it $300. Now I have my 4" H&R. Has some finish loss on the stocks and a small touch of corrosion just above the stock on the right side but I thought it was OK for the price. I really enjoy shooting these top break revolvers. Maybe now I'll look for this same gun in 38 S&W.
