H&R auto ejector revolver

[Steppenwolf]

Here is a photo of the H&R auto ejector revolver I just picked up. It isn't an antique but it has the same classic look Here is the information I have been able to gather. It is the 3rd Model, 3rd Variation in 38 S&W cal. This type or variation was produced between 1913 and 1925. A close estimate of the probable DOM would be late 1918 or early to mid 1919. The "standard" issue had a 3.25" barrel and was nickel plated with rounded, two piece hard rubber "Target Logo" grip panels. It seems that the spread between 6 shot .32 S&W Long and .38 S&W chamberings was about even - although earlier variations seemed to favor the .32 cal. With a blued finish, 6" barrel and with the optional - two piece, wrap around and extended target style grip, black hard rubber grips is a bit on the scarce side. 5" and 4" barrels were also offered, but are scarcely seen, with 5" seeming to be the least produced or have at least the fewest survivors.

 

[dingus]

Very nice!
There is one Model H&R in 32 H&R caliber thats and Antique its Auto ejection as well. its one of the earlier models.
Its one of the few 32s thats OK as Antique as H&R made there own 32 and its slightly diffrent than the other 32s on the list.

Sorta like the 38 M&H tho thats been changed, im not sure if the 32 H&R has.