[ehall]

An H&R 929 from the MIL's house (third gun we found--there are probably more). Since the box says "H&R 1871", and the gun is stamped Gardner Mass, I believe this is from the Remington period at the turn of the 2000s. There was a lot of cat hair and a few spots of rust / finish damage but it cleaned up pretty well. I have fired this one and it works fine. It's not made to a very high crafting standard, but its a good size for a pocket buddy and has some interesting potential.

 

[Abby'sDad]

I had one of those from back in the 80s; my wife used for nightstand as she had muscle weakness issues. Sold it for $50 at a garage sale; mine was an H&R-made. Handy for fun camp plinking, not very accurate but fun nonetheless.

 

[Curt360]

Interesting little piece of history there. Thanks for the pic.

 

[HighDesertDrifter]

Recently came upon an H&R model 900 - 22cal. 6". Made in Massachusetts- Viet Nam era. Paid about G.B. price from local private seller. Didn't know much about H&R except the name from way back.
Bought it anyway, cause I like small cal. double action. Haven't shot yet, maybe before Christmas...
Should be a fun "beer can & milk jug" plinker.
Drifter.

 

[ehall]

I had one of those from back in the 80s; my wife used for nightstand as she had muscle weakness issues. Sold it for $50 at a garage sale; mine was an H&R-made. Handy for fun camp plinking, not very accurate but fun nonetheless.

You don't happen to have a picture of it that shows the left-side engraving, do you?

 

[ehall]

correction--this one is from 1977 (I was misinformed about the Gardner stamping).