harrington and richardson

[desertdog 149]

ive just put in for the s,g, cert and ive been offered a single barrel harrington and richardson,its old but in very good condition,and that is all i want a single, anyone know anything about them?

[HUnter_zero 58]

ive just put in for the s,g, cert and ive been offered a single barrel harrington and richardson,its old but in very good condition,and that is all i want a single, anyone know anything about them?

 

 

It's worth about £15

 

John

[stubby 175]

trust me, you'll soon want more than one shot

[Bullcat 12]

You shouldnt pay too much for one. But I have found them tough and reliable in the past.

[desertdog 149]

trust me, you'll soon want more than one shot

i understand what your saying, but its all i want,two dogs,flushing old jon henry too the gun, etc,im sure you get me, keep to tha code, ha,ha.

[shotgunny 39]

Hi mate I've got a baikal single barrel.

Very good gun and it's tough as nails I'd recommend that at only 120euro.

 

Atb

sg

[HUnter_zero 58]

The great thing with shotguns, you can buy as many as you like as long as you can store them! My mate, recently got in to full bore rifle shooting, he purchased a Parker Hale .243" & Parker hale .308 (near brand new condition) all for the princely sum of £120. His words to me were " I don't care if I can not hit a barn door, I just want the fun of shooting the rifles and a big bang ". After his first trip up the range, and after only managing a 4" group free hand with open sights, he has now invested in scopes, bases, rings, bi-pods, range mat and cleaning kit and is now in search of reloading kit. The moral is simple, you will end up with a few shotguns. Buy a single barrel but soon, you will want another so don't invest much money in a single barrel because it will end up sitting in the cabinet and not being used, trust me!

 

John

[desertdog 149]

The great thing with shotguns, you can buy as many as you like as long as you can store them! My mate, recently got in to full bore rifle shooting, he purchased a Parker Hale .243" & Parker hale .308 (near brand new condition) all for the princely sum of £120. His words to me were " I don't care if I can not hit a barn door, I just want the fun of shooting the rifles and a big bang ". After his first trip up the range, and after only managing a 4" group free hand with open sights, he has now invested in scopes, bases, rings, bi-pods, range mat and cleaning kit and is now in search of reloading kit. The moral is simple, you will end up with a few shotguns. Buy a single barrel but soon, you will want another so don't invest much money in a single barrel because it will end up sitting in the cabinet and not being used, trust me!

 

John

i have an old mate, who is giving me the gun, im sure your right i probbly will want another, but for what i want it for its ideal, with my terrs for protecting ground nesting birds, and just in case my big dogs happen to flush old john henry,thats good enough, it just give me a bit more legality,

[HUnter_zero 58]

i have an old mate, who is giving me the gun,

 

 

At that price, take two!!

John