How big is a Harrington and Richardson shotgun?
This Harrington & Richardson is equipped with a 32.2” barrel, beaded sights, wood stock, and a blued finish. This package DOES NOT come with a case. The overall condition is great with some …Click for more info
When was Harrington and Richardson gun company founded?
Harrington & Richardson was founded in 1871, and is an established manufacturer of shotguns and rifles. Shop today! The year was 1871.
When was Harrington and Richardson bought by Marlin?
After the original company closed, in 1991 a new company, H&R 1871 was formed in Gardner, Massachusetts. In 2000, H&R 1871 was purchased by Marlin Firearms.
Where was the original Harrington and Richardson located?
Original Harrington and Richardson started in 1871 and was in existence until 1986. For all those years, the company was located in Worcester, Massachusetts. After the original company closed, in 1991 a new company, H&R 1871 was formed in Gardner, Massachusetts.
When did Harrington and Richardson stop making guns?
H&R ceased production in 2015. H&R manufactured „private-branded“ or „trade-branded“ H&R Handy-Guns for other distributors. One variation has ESSEX GUN WORKS on left side of receiver. Another has HIBBARD stamped on left side and MODEL W.H. stamped on right; holster with identical stampings was also available.
When did Harrington and Richardson go out of business?
Original Harrington and Richardson started in 1871 and was in existence until 1986. For all those years, the company was located in Worcester, Massachusetts. After the original company closed, in 1991 a new company, H&R 1871 was formed in Gardner, Massachusetts. In 2000, H&R 1871 was purchased by Marlin Firearms.
Where was the Harrington and Richardson Handy Gun made?
None of those inspected during this research had any markings identifying H&R as original manufacturer. Anecdotal evidence suggests H&R manufactured a Handy-Gun for an independent telephone company in Colorado; none were located during this research. These materials are copyright 1998 by Eric M. Larson.