harrington and richardson revolver serial number lookup

I'll tell you that is worth less than $120, and really isn't a collector piece - so feel free to restore it as you desire. I personally will not give a values anymore - too many variables. I spin the bit in my fingers, no real need for the drill itself. Note: these aftermarket grips may need some minor fitting.minor filing, and using a drill bit to open up alignment hole a little. If you want some replacement grips, it would be these(aftermarket: ) Be sure to order the optional 3-piece generic hardware kit too for the screw and escutcheons. Numrich has many of the replacement parts, but not all. 38S&W, which is a different cartridge from. It is a smokeless model(black powder is ok too). It was made between 19(no way to narrow it to exact year). Numrich calls this the 'New Model Hammerless Large Frame', or something like that. You have a 'Hammerless 2nd Model Large Frame, 3rd Variation'. I'm hoping that all the images show up alright. I would appreciate any info that you can share with me. the only one i can think of that may not have a model name on it is the top break Premier. There are some parts of the gun where the bluing has worn off but not as bad as I first thought it would be. alan, H&R manufactured several top break and several solid frame 22 rimfire seven shot revolvers starting as early as 1885 and as late as 1941. I was thinking this before I started to clean it. I was thinking of getting some new grips for it plus taking the bluing off and having it nickel plated. The rubber grips have a nick on the bottom of one side of the grips. It has the serial number stamped on the bottom of the butt end and underneath the lip of the barrel lock, and under the grips on the butt end of the revolver, the serial number is 224 043. USA' and on the side of the barrel it says '38 CAL S&W CTGE'. On the top of the barrel it says: 'Harrington & Richardson Arms Co. I'm looking for information as to when it was first made? Also if it was made to shoot Black Powder or a. Before I put it in the oil to soak it was hard to read the imprints on the gun. It looks like it would be a good gun to shoot plus being fun to shoot too. That's okay because I'm not interested in it for the resale value. I know that they made a lot of these models and the value isn't really there. Then I went through it with some 'Hoppes' gun cleaner as well as 'Break-Free Cleaner and De greaser'. I broke it apart and let it soak in gun oil for a few days. When I first got the gun it was real dirty, rusty and had some minor pitting that was just starting to appear. So here I am asking for some information about it. I wanted to make a complete new thread with pictures of my revolver. It was just very similar to the revolver that I had but I didn't include any images of the gun. Hello everyone, I first posed a question on another thread in reference to my question.

Harrington and richardson revolver serial number lookup