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Parts diagram for H&R model 195

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#1 ·
Hello!
Does anyone have a schematic on the parts breakdown of the H&R Model 195 single-shot U.S.R.A. revolver?
Thanks!
Old Gun Guy
 
#10 ·
Jim,
I have just received an H&R 195 in excellent condition. It is a mid range gun, better than that it is the gun made just before your #2003, it is #2002! We have a consecutive serial number pair, that is between us. I also have the original box and cleaning rod. Box is well worn!
Errol
 
#4 ·
Those are really nice examples.There dosn't seem to be many of them around or for sale either.The ones Iv'e seen are selling for around $500 to $1000 dollars.I like the one with the longest barrel best.Also, looking at gun auction sites Iv'e seen similar pistols,I think it was a smith&wesson early model single shot priced the same as the H&R models, high.Thanks for showing us.
 
#9 · (Edited)
Old Gun Guy - that is what I do.:)

Jimjo - you should be used to that by now.:rolleyes:

FYI purposes - the top one s/n 49 has the rarest of the ejectors - about a dozen are known to exist. The bottom one has the highest known serial number - I've been offered quite a bit over a grand for it. Speaking of current pricing for this model - the three represented above equal in value an all correct, collector grade Winchester M1 Garand.
For educational purposes, since we're getting into real details about the USRA, here's the three type of ejectors: