Harrington & Richardson Early Model 922 parts

[i.c.spots]

Does anyone know another source for parts for a very early model H&R 922other than http://www.gunpartscorp.com/catalog/Products.aspx?catid=7923 ? This was my brothers revolver from when we were kids. When he got marrried and had kids of he was worried about them finding it. I had mine locked up at my folks; but, my brother decided to be real safe and threw away the cylinder and pin. Fast forward 3 decades and we need parts. Numrich is out of stock on these parts. This one is so early that the serial number starts with E and is only 4 digits long. Any help on locating parts is appreciated.

 

[Inigoes]

You might get lucky if you contact remington repair, through www.hr1871.com.

The caveat, Remington will not service any firearms made prior to their acquisition of H&R.

If you wish to get rid of it, let me know, I'm looking for a barrel for a Model 88.

 

[i.c.spots]

Unfortunately, Remington does not appear to handle any of the handguns. On that note, I suspect the 922 parts aren't going to work on a model 88. The model 922 was a DA 22lr with a 9 shot cylinder. This one is blue with a one piece grip. As I recall, the pistol shot fine the problem was the 16 year old holding it and trying to shoot single handed like in the cowboy movies.

 

[Inigoes]

I didn't have my caffeine infusion completed when I responded to the post, sorry about that.

I got excited with the possibility of H&R parts

 

[i.c.spots]

Understood. The problem is the whole gun appears to worth around $150. How much effort do I put into putting it back together? From what I have been able to find Numrich appears to have bought up H&R's inventory of parts and does buy used parts from those wanting to sell.

Good news is they do have some parts for your model 88. http://www.gunpartscorp.com/catalog/Products.aspx?catid=8117

 

[4MarDiv]

wow, thats a shame he threw the stuff out. I woulda just hide the parts seperate. good luck on your hunt for parts.

 

[wasillashack]

H&R 922 parts

Try Bob's Gun Shop Rogers, Arkansas. I have a 922 also that needs a few internal parts, the timing is bad for the cylinder, a common problem. I am rarely on this site, my e mail is shack@twinviewfarm.com. Good luck.