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Just acquired this H&R model 650 and I need to find a 22 mag cylinder. I have the product number below. I check Numrich who has it listed "Out of Stock". Does anyone know of a good source?
Cylinder, .22 Mag, 6 Shot, Nickel Product No. 276250 Thanks, Floyd
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Floyd,
Good luck! Numrich has been sold out for at least a few years. They are scarce, to bad, I just sold my spare a couple months ago. $85 I believe. I have bought a lot of spare cylinders over the years, only found 2 nickel mag cylinders, and 1 nickel lr cylinder. You just don't see them. Keep watching the auctions, and you may luck out someday. You can always buy a mag cylinder for one of the blue H&R's. It will function in your 650 fine, just won't match finish wise. When you display it, put the lr cylinder back in. I have 8 H&R convertibles, here's a pic of my model 650 ![]() Last edited by jamesjo; 04-19-2011 at 03:48 PM.. |
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Thanks for the reply James, 8 wow! thats a big collection. If they all look like the one in the photo above you have a very nice collection.
I kind of thought this was going to be difficult. I like your idea to purchase the blue model cylinder from another model. I assume the 649 model would be fine. I wonder how hard it would be to have the cylinder nickeled. Thanks again for the info. I hope to have mine out by the end of the month and see how she shoots. |
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Floyd,
Lots of people may be tired of seeing them, but I'm not tired of showing them off! Here's my other convertibles. If you decide to buy a blue cylinder, I have one that functions perfectly, but someone took a bunch of the bluing off where the caliber is stamped. It would make a perfect candidate for being replated. or just shoot it as is. Jim Model 649 5.5" 1980 ![]() Model 649 7.5" 1980 ![]() Model 686 4.5" 1980 ![]() Model 686 5.5" 1980 ![]() Model 686 7.5" 1980 ![]() Model 686 10" 1982 ![]() Model 686 12" 1980 ![]() |
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James...very nice collection, I can see why you like this manufacturer. I appreciate you showing me these photos. Do you fire these frequently and if so have you experienced any mechanical problems?
I would be interested in the cylinder, how much are you asking for it? I'm not sure what it will run to re-plate, I will look into it on my end. Thanks again, Floyd |
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Floyd,
I have never fired the 10", and only fired the 4.5" a few times. The rest of them I have shot. Health issues have kept me from any shooting for quite some time, but they are all very good shooters, not target accuracy, but still better than I am capable of taking advantage of! Have had no problems with any of the convertibles! Sent you a PM, so check your messages. Jim |
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the case color ones are sweet. I got a 949 and 999 but just long rifle cylinder and all blue.
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Nice collection james! Your H&R is sweet floyd!
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I'm hijacking the H&R thread a little, but, I do have one more convertible that I don't show very often.
High Standard, High Sierra ![]() Last edited by jamesjo; 04-20-2011 at 09:31 PM.. |
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I can nickel plate your cylinder. If the metal finish matches the gun's finish (new or like new cylinder), all I have to do is strip the bluing, and plate it. I can't guarantee a surface finish match, as I don't have an FFL, and can't accept the frame.
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Floyd,that is a very nice H&R-650 thank's for the picture.Also,JamesJo I enjoy seeing your collection and I'm sure all the other H&R lovers do also.Keep the pictures coming!
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Floyd and Bill DeShivs,
The 650s had a matte, electroless nickel finish and the cylinders were high polish nickel.
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Here's another finish comparison pic of my 650.
Frame on mine seems to have more of a polished finish than the example Jim Hauff is showing. Jim, what model # do you have shown here? Floyd, I've got the cylinder all boxed up, and ready to go! ![]() Last edited by jamesjo; 04-24-2011 at 10:35 AM.. |
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i recently bought a H&R 650 with 22LR & 2 Mag cylinders. all look like they been "under the seat" too long but work fine. would sell the extra mag cylinder. make offer
Last edited by Bobn10; 09-06-2011 at 04:45 PM.. Reason: sold the item |
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Here's my 650.
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Very nice! Serial number?
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