999 history, please.....
I also have a late model H&R Sportsman purchased shortly after they were discontinued.
I read somewhere that the late guns were made one at a time by one old guy and were truely hand fitted revolvers. When he died H&R dropped the line.
Is this true and does anyone have any other info on these cool .22s?
Thanks in advance,
Byron
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- took a H&R 999 home this evening. I have wanted one -
Rob Leahy,
2013-05-09, 00:00
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- took a H&R 999 home this evening. I have wanted one - Fivegunner, 2013-05-09, 03:56
- Cool! - Slow Hand, 2013-05-09, 04:02
- Those H&Rs are getting right popular these days -
FOG,
2013-05-09, 06:45
- Slim Pickens on H&R revolvers -
Bud,
2013-05-09, 08:28
- I noticed some pretty high prices @ GunBroker recently - FOG, 2013-05-09, 08:37
- Yes they are! I've wanted a 999 for a while... -
Boge Quinn,
2013-05-09, 09:03
- Here's a nice one - FOG, 2013-05-09, 09:44
- Same here! I saw one here in TN for that too. - stonewalrus, 2013-05-09, 09:54
- Slim Pickens on H&R revolvers -
Bud,
2013-05-09, 08:28
- 999 history, please..... -
Byron,
2013-05-09, 08:58
- Don't know much... - Hoot, 2013-05-09, 11:01
- me too! looked for reasonable priced one and finally -
cable,
2013-05-09, 09:39
- Thanks! I'd appreciate that. (nm) - Boge Quinn, 2013-05-09, 13:06
- took a H&R 999 home this evening. I have wanted one - Drago, 2013-05-09, 11:22
- took a H&R 999 home this evening. I have wanted one - SKgrips, 2013-05-11, 08:53