HR Mod 1 1/2 *32 Rimfire **Indexing video.

$525 Shipped. Antique Status. No pal. 5 shot. Nickel mostly nice 85-95%. Indexs well. Has a non original cylinder stop that does time and indexs into battery but the pressure is weak ( Weak Lockup), as there is NO CYL STOP Spring to keep tension when the hammer falls. It indexs and times well on every 5 one at a time. When a touch of pressure is on the cylinder or on the stop itself so it doesn't shift a hair counter clockwise, you can cock it, let It down and keep going 5 times succesfully. If you press up and squeeze the frame & cyl stop in your hand it locks up ( Fair- Good) shootable.

Manufactured 1878-1883. Comes with RCMP antique papers. All antique status in this model. 

Cosmetically sexy. Near Excellent. Big HR fan myself. Take a look, don't take a word. That's what videos are for, proof. 

Mechanically pretty good but WEAK LOCKUP, Needs a SPRING.  Has a push button release for the cylinder rod & a screw that keeps it engaged. You turn the screw 1-2 rotations then push the button to pull the cyl rod out. 

Right grip partially chipped. Buy Epoxy and black dye or melt broken other period correct grips or zipties into it. ( Stinks like ass). Wear a mask & do it outside or yes your mom, wife, neighbors will smell it. 

Very well rifled.  Fit a stop spring or buy an original cyl stop and spring & this is a 750-850 CAD gun all day every day. 

Once again can't be shot with live rounds right now. I'd give lockup a 2-3/10. It has the potential to be good as holding it up by human hands I'd give it a (7/8/10), the Spring will make it a reality. 

You could shoot primers or blanks but it probably won't stay in lockup under recoil the way it is now. 

Final sale. No return. ** Might look Sat or Sunday if I can Figure it out. 

Thanks for looking. Some asshole sold it to me with no cylinder stop & didn't mention it, surprise! Fun! , so this spare I had was close enough to technically work but not well enough to live fire it.

HR firearms generally sell for a premium over lesser quality guns. 

For a knowlegable fixer or a gunsmith this would PROBABLY be easy. If you've never had one you MIGHT be able to figure it out. All else fails order the part from the USA it's admissible being a $2-5 part at most. or sand cast an original out of pewter or aluminum.