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 H&R 999
mtlaw  [Member]
1/24/2012 9:25:09 PM
I have the opportunity to pick up a 999 revolver from a friend for 350$. Everything I have read up on the pistol and on auction sites points to this being a good deal. Just for info, it has never been carried, has a 4 inch barrell, and is in immaculate shape. Anything I should be concerned about or look for? Should I grab it? Thanks in advance for your help.
Harv24  [Team Member]
1/28/2012 9:43:56 PM


There great pistols. I would snag it.
jeepnik  [Member]
1/29/2012 12:32:43 PM
Grab it. By the way, the 999 was originally intended as a "target" handgun. They are crazy accurate once you find their preferred load. This one has seen many trail miles.

feudist  [Member]
1/29/2012 12:54:53 PM
I've got a 199(single action) and the timing is bad.

Anyone work on these things?
weptek911  [Team Member]
1/29/2012 1:02:22 PM
Originally Posted By feudist:
I've got a 199(single action) and the timing is bad.

Anyone work on these things?


It's a common problem. The "hand" relies on a plastic part that breaks. Tag for the answer to this question.

jeepnik  [Member]
1/29/2012 7:16:55 PM
Any competent smith can order the part(s) and replace them. 999's are pretty easy to work on, but, and this is important, you need the right tools, or you'll make a mess of it.