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Im trying to identify a H&R pistol so I can try to find a hand which is wore out

It looks very similar to a Model 999 but it has a teardrop style grip. Plus the internal parts are different. It is a break open 9 shot 22 LR. The only markings are H&R "Sportsman" the caliber and serial number. Most H&R pistols have the hand attached to the lifter and it has s wire spring. This lifter attaches to the hammer and its a single action pistol. Barrel is around 6 inches, didn't measure.

I have scoured Numerich, called Jack First, and many others with no luck. Trying to identify the model so parts looking can be easier.

I can probably rebuild the worn hand but would like to also tune up the springs.

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Maybe a 199 ?


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Maybe a 199 ?


Its a single action but grip is different. It has the newer style hand too. Thanks though
 
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grip is different?

https://youtu.be/GSSrqyIxjt4


That one is double action and yes grip is traditional on that gun. This grip looks just like the grip on a Colt Lightning. Thanks though
 
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Hey 'earl,

PM me for my email address if you want me to post some pictures. The teardrop grip has me baffled a bit. Pix go a long way.
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Pm sent sir
 
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It is a Model 199 I finally figured it out. Thanks for the suggestions
 
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A 199? I guess the "teardrop grip" in your description threw me way off as this seems to be a regular grip hence the request for pictures.


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A 199? I guess the "teardrop grip" in your description threw me way off as this seems to be a regular grip hence the request for pictures.


I threw myself off. Appreciate the assistance.
 
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A birds head frame. grip I.D.


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I replied to your email but Google gave me an error not sure if you got it. I appreciate the help. I was able to repair the hand and cylinder rotates now. Customer found some grips on eBay. It is a second model made in 1934-1935. Found the info in Blue Book Gun Values web site. Thanks again for helping me ID it
 
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You're welcome. Youda man!


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https://www.hogislandgunparts....pring-p/hn312-28.htm

Is this it? Might be worthwhile to have it as a backup.
 
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Thanks for the new business name.

I have been looking for 922 parts for the Old octagon bbl style for years. I need all the internals.

I found the same model 922 round bbl is a totally different gun. Be aware of that.

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