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H&R 922, 732 Rnd Stag (21c)
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Quantity in Basket:
None
Code: HR_21C
Price: $75.00
Shipping Weight: 0.15 pounds
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This is a staghorn pattern grip set for the round butt
small frame versions of the Harrington and Richardson Models
922, 732, and similar. Bear in mind that H&R used the same
model numbers for both larger, square butt revolvers and
the smaller shorter barrel round butt version, and order the
right one for your gun.
In other words, look at your gun, look at the dimensions on
these grips, compare them using a ruler, and if your gun is
obviously not the same shape or size, don't order these. People
do that with some regularity, and that's why I pound away
on the idea that a tracing of your grips surely does
avoid problems of that kind. But so would taking a look
at the numbers, and making a few simple measurements of
your existing grips or gun frame. If your 922 or 732 uses
a "Coke-bottle" shaped pair of grips with a big square
flat base, these are not the right grips for it.
Another thing H&R did was mix up the various kinds of
mounting methods without changing the model numbers. If
your gun requires a pair of 6-32 oval head screws to
fasten each separate grip panel onto the gun, with a U-shaped
bracket surrounding the hammer spring, then order the
appropriate 6-32 mounting method. If your gun has the
hammer spring located so it won't interfere with a single
screw run all the way through the grip frame, then you
can use the standard No.4 single screw mounting kit. If
you do not have the 6-32 tapped U-shape bracket inside
the gun frame (a separate, loose piece that straddles the
hammer spring) then probably you'll need to get or have
one made unless the existing grips fasten with a single
screw. I mention this because sometimes folks get a gun
that has no grips, and no mounting bracket, and they
don't know what to use. Look at the standard hole
location on the chart, and see if that would put the
screw right into the hammer spring, or if a screw at
that point would be able to go past the hammer spring.
That tells you which mounting will work for you.
These pictures of a factory grip have the hollowed back and a pin at top and bottom as well as the recessed bracked. The grips I make can
have a recess for the bracket, but I don't try to put a pin in the thin top section. The solid Tombstone grip backs are well secured with a pin
at the bottom. Tombstone grips, being cast in open top molds where the back is the surface of the liquid before it cures, cannot have molded-in plastic pins. Instead, metal pins are inserted, which are stronger.
I don't have the U-shape brackets but I understand that
Numrich Arms and certain other parts dealers can supply
them. It would not be too hard to fabricate one with 12 to
14 gauge sheet metal, a small vise, tap hammer, and a 6-32 drill and tap.
Here are the dimensions of this grip:
- Width across the flat base = 1.1 inches
- Height to the screw hole = 1.1 inches
- Width across grip at the screw hole center = 1.1 inches
- Front edge to center of screw hole = 0.5 inches
- Width across the top "ears" = 0.9 inches
- Height of the round top above line connecting the "ears" = 0.3 inches
- Overall height of grip = 2.3 inches
- Front ear height 90-degrees to base = 1.7 inches
- Rear ear height 90-degrees to base = 2.2 inches
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