Hmmmmmmmmmmm............

WHADIFIND

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NOLA_Ken

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WHADIFIND

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I'm pretty sure what you have there is an H&R Model 1905. There are a few other pistols that are very similar, but looking at the grip profile the 1905 is the closest match I can think of. That's a really cool find and in good shape for having come out of farm land!

Here's a link, H&R Arms: "The American" Double Action Revolver ; H & R Firearms; 1905-1942; 13067 - Australian Stockman's Hall of Fame and Outback Heritage Centre on eHive

Thanks for the help folks.

I'm inclined toward this one too. The condition is pretty good too but, I did knock a LOT of rust off it first.

Thanks again!

HH
 

Gunrunner61

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Put it in a dish of apple cider viniger for about a week...THEN check it out! HH
 

NOLA_Ken

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Thanks for the help folks.

I'm inclined toward this one too. The condition is pretty good too but, I did knock a LOT of rust off it first.

Thanks again!


HH

Take a brass brush to it, and knock off the loose rust, then give it a few coats of clear coat. It'll look really good framed on your wall. That's a really nice find as far as guns go, and I'm just a tiny bit jealous....:icon_thumleft:
 

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Awesome piece for sure :thumbsup: I've found bits and pieces of a real gun but never the entire thing.
 

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