It has some holster wear and a couple freckles missing but is tight and in time. I will put some colibre's through this in a bit.

I found a SR45 yesterday as well. it's a big sacrifice searching out these guns for holster making, sometimes, I don't know how I make it through the day...

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Of the Troops & For the Troops

Is it marked "999"? It looks to me more like the older Sportsman due to the one-piece grip. They started in 1940 with an 'A' prefix on the serial number. If it's just numerical, it predates 1940...

Either way, it's a nice one.

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Of the Troops & For the Troops

damned hard to find out where we live.

Looks great. Never had a H&R. I have a couple of Double Nines that were my grandpas and dads.