Model 1906 H&R .22RF Revolver

[herohog]

A friend of mine said she had an old .22 she wanted to get rid of and I told her I would look at it and see what it was worth and either buy it (if it was cheap enough) or find a buyer for it. It is a 7 shot double/single-action Model 1906 H&R .22RF Nickle plated Revolver in fair to good shape. Looking around, I figured I would offer her $50 for it. Sound fair to y'all?

[SgtBill]

Yes if you want it. It sold brand new for between $2.50 and $5.00
Bill

[herohog]

I went ahead and bought it. I figure most any working gun is worth $50 and given the guns condition, it is pretty close to that in value. It's not like I am gonna sell it to make a million. I got it to keep and shoot.

[Username]

None in my auction database (I'm an auctioneer and have access to records of gun auction results nationwide) for the past 6 months, but not all of the auctioneers are computerized yet.

Only reference I found was this:

http://www.gunsamerica.com/guns/976724988.htm

That said, any working gun should be worth $50 I'm with you on that.

[herohog]

I found several on Google last night using "H&R"+1906+revolver as the search string. The highest I found was $186 or so for a mint one in the box!

[Hiwaytahell]

Speedy, wait til DC does a gun buyback program again...you can double your money

[herohog]

For what? Another C9 Hi Point? I already have one, A small .22 revolver I didn't have!