H&R 22 T.B. smooth (127c)
	Quantity in Basket: None Code: HR_127c Price: $68.00 Shipping Weight: 0.25 pounds
	Select SOLID color ($10). Natural Ivory is no extra cost. For pearl effects, use PEARL option instead (Ivory = default) : Select a pearl color below... (otherwise, Ivory) Pure White Natural Ivory (Base Price) Aged Ivory Extra Aged Ivory Dark Yellow Yellow Military Tan Walnut Brown WW II 1911 brown Light Grey Dark Grey Ebony black Light Green Green "Zombie" green Olive Pale Blue Blue Royal Blue Violet Light Violet Maroon Magenta Light Pink Hot Pink Red Tangerene Orange Send ANY color in stock (save $$) Translucent/Pearl ($16 option). Do NOT select both SOLID and PEARL. (Pearl over-rides solid color choice) : None: Use solid color, above (default = Ivory) White Pearl Antique Pearl (aged/yellowed white pearl) Grey Pearl Gold Pearl Aztec Gold Tiger Stripe Gold Sparkle Gold Yellow Pearl Green Pearl Jade green (darker and less transparent than green pearl) Blue Pearl Flamingo Pearl Pink Pearl Red Pearl Russet Pearl Amethyst purple Violet Pearl Blue Opal Black Opal Australian (White) Opal Pink Opal Mexican (Red) Opal Amber Burl Light Amber Pearl Walnut Burl Cappuccino Pearl Bronze (metallic) Copper (metallic) Sparkle Copper Silver Pearl Antique Silver Sparkle Silver Send ANY color available now (Save $$) Optional note: Are you sending a tracing?: YES! I want to assure proper size/shape. Tombstone is responsible for fit to tracing. Tracing will show hole pattern. ************************************** NO. I will be responsible if I choose the wrong size grip. I will measure my gun and compare to the listed specs. If I order a grip that is the wrong size or shape, I agree that it is NOT returnable. ***************************************************** I already mailed a tracing BEFORE I placed this order.
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These grips are for various Harrington and Richardson pocket pistols, mainly the little 22 rimfires made during the 1880-1900 period. That doesn't mean they won't fit a later .32 or .38 breaktop, or even a different make (since there was considerably copying and contract manufacturing by the various arms firms). Likewise, inventories of frames were sometimes used to build a later model until the old parts were used up. So, there are two ways to find out if these grips fit your gun (asking me won't be very helpful, as I just said all I know about it). Take the grips off your gun and... ...measure them, compare to the info posted here. If your grips are smaller, great. These will probably be easily sanded a bit for a perfect fit. ...make a pencil tracing around your grips, and send the original tracing to me (not a fax, not a photocopy). If you also include a couple of ways to reach you other than phone (e-mail address, mailing address, fax number) then I can make a template from your drawing, test the mold with it, and let you know whenever I drag myself back from the shop at 2 in the morning (you don't really want me to call, believe me! I'm deaf as a post and forget everything in five minutes -- that's why I LOVE written communication of any type and avoid the phone with a passion.) Width across top corners = 0.8 inches Width of step at top corners = 0.1 inches each side Height of curve above line joining top corners = .25 inches Base to front top corner height = 1.65 inches Base to rear top corner height = 2.15 inches Width across screw hole center = 0.95 inches Height of screw hole center from base = 1.05 inches Max width parallel to base = 1.0 inches Width of base = 0.85 inches