Up for sale is a vintage H&R Model 925 revolver, chambered in .38 S&W, featuring a compact 2.5-inch snub-nose barrel. This classic revolver is perfect for collectors of vintage firearms, shooting enthusiasts, or those seeking a reliable vintage revolver for self-defense or concealed carry. Its compact size and historical significance make it a desirable addition to any collection.
Key Features:
- Manufacturer: Harrington & Richardson (H&R)
- Model: 925
- Caliber: .38 S&W
- Barrel Length: 2.5 inches (snub-nose barrel for compact carry)
- Finish: Factory blued steel with light wear and patina
- Sights:
- Front: Fixed front sight
- Rear: Fixed rear sight
- Action: Double-Action/Single-Action (DA/SA) for versatile use
- Capacity: 5 rounds (ideal for self-defense and range use)
- Grips: Brown plastic grips with no cracks or significant wear
- Serial Number: AF98173 (see images for detailed serial number)
Condition Overview:
- Metal Finish: The original blued steel finish shows minor handling marks, consistent with its age and use. The revolver has a well-maintained finish with some surface wear, particularly around the cylinder.
- Grips: The original brown plastic grips are in excellent condition with beautiful checkering and no major cracks, offering a secure and comfortable hold.
- Bore and Mechanics: The bore is clean and the rifling is strong, ensuring accurate shots. The revolver functions flawlessly with a smooth, crisp trigger pull in both single and double-action modes. The cylinder rotates smoothly, and the action operates as expected.
Collector's Note: The H&R Model 925 revolver is an excellent example of mid-20th-century American revolver craftsmanship. Known for its reliability and compact design, this model is perfect for those interested in vintage handguns or Harrington & Richardson firearms. The .38 S&W caliber offers a good balance of power and manageable recoil, making this revolver suitable for both shooting enthusiasts and collectors.
Ideal Use:
- Vintage firearm collecting
- Self-defense
- Concealed carry
- Target shooting
- Harrington & Richardson revolver enthusiasts