Harrington &Richardson ~ Hammerless ~ 38 S&W
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An authentic Harrington & Richardson (H&R) Auto-Ejecting Hammerless Top-Break Revolver chambered in .38 S&W is up for sale, offering a classic piece of American firearms history. This double-action-only pocket pistol features a sleek, snag-free hammerless design that made it a popular choice for discreet carry in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Offered in Good overall condition, this vintage wheelgun features a chrome/nickel finish that displays honest, character-building holster wear and age patinagiving it a fantastic, authentic antique look without sacrificing functionality. Unlike many firearms of this era that have become frozen wall-hangers, this H&R remains a functioning shooter. It boasts an original set of checkered black Bakelite (hard rubber) grips featuring the iconic H&R target logo. The action is mechanically sound: while it carries a deliberate, heavy double-action trigger pull for safety, it transitions through a remarkably smooth stroke to a crisp, creep-free break. Key Specifications & Details • Manufacturer: Harrington & Richardson Arms Co. • Caliber: .38 S&W (Note: This is separate from .38 Special) • Capacity: 5-round cylinder • Action Type: Top-Break, Auto-Ejecting Double-Action Only (Hammerless) • Serial Number: 74457 (Stamped on frame) c. 1895 • Finish: Chrome/Nickel (showing vintage wear, surface swirling, and thinning) • Grips: Original black Bakelite/hard rubber with target emblem • Mechanical Status: Excellent timing; smooth trigger pull with a very clean, crisp release Standout Features • Auto-Ejecting Top-Break System: Automatically expels spent casings upon opening the latch, allowing for fast reloads. • Snag-Free Profile: The internal hammer profile ensures a completely smooth draw from a pocket or holster without catching on clothing. • Historical Appeal: A definitive artifact from the golden age of American pocket revolvers, perfect for collectors and vintage firearm enthusiasts alike.
