I just picked up an old Harrington and Richardson .410 single shot break action shotgun, it is the smallest and lightest 410 I think I have ever seen and...
Now my serial number-year made tables for Harrington & Richardson shotguns don't go that high (977603) but that's the number on the gun. The highest number is for a Model 1905 is 462,001+ for 1940 so your gun must have been made after 1940.
Two Desirable Small Gauge Harrington & Richardson Shotguns -A) Harrington & Richardson Double Barrel Hammer Side by Side 410 Gauge ShotgunBrass bead front sight on a solid rib marked "410-44 CAL", extractor and double triggers. Casehardened action with the two line address/patent date marking on...
I've picked up a Harrington & Richardson single shot, break top shot gun from my grandfather. I'm having a hard time finding any information about it online. On the left side of the gun, there appears to be a date of (or 1951), but the writing is worn so its difficult to tell...
I need to determine the date of an old single shot H&R 12 gauge break open shotgun. On the left side of the receiver it reads in two lines: HARRISON & RICHARDSON ARMS CO. WORCESTER MASS, U.S.A. PAT. FEB. 20 & 27 1900 On the same side of bur up further near the front and top there loos to be a...
The 1912 Schoverling, Daly & Gales catalogue lists the Harrington & Richardson Model 1905 available in 24 and 28 gauges, and .44 and .45 caliber. (No 12 mm - .410)
I have an H&R 12 gauge single shot that I believe is a 1908 model (breaks into 3 pieces with the snap on foregrip) but it is marked differently than any I have seen online or off. It only has writing on the left side and it is only two lines. First line is "HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON ARMS CO,."...
I have a richardson and harrington 10 Gauge made in gardner mass hand stamped serial number (not real straight, doesnt look like machine stamp) SN AP257528 It seems to have a wood stock, painted in a weird woodland cammo. Butt Plate is an HR butt place made out of rubber with diamonds and...
American Rifleman: I Have This Old Gun: Harrington & Richardson Officer’s Model