dsf
Member
I have a few HS revolvers. This one's a bit different - snub with no hammer spur as from the factory.
The High Standard Sentinel
- Thread starter Goony
- Start date
An article on the Double-Nine: The Hi-Standard Double-Nine– …the Department Store Cowboy – Surplused
The hammer price on this trio of Sentinels recently auctioned is typical of the sort of price that they're fetching nowadays: Three High Standard Sentinel Double Action Revolvers | Rock Island Auction
Not sure why, but this snubnose commanded quite a high price when sold at auction a few years back: High Standard Sentinel R-103 Double Action Revolver | Rock Island Auction
Edit: I apologize, I didn't realize this was the same auction I referenced in my original post, so an unnecessary duplication.
Edit: I apologize, I didn't realize this was the same auction I referenced in my original post, so an unnecessary duplication.
Last edited:
It's only money and they make more every day. A good pistol for an old geezer that can't handle recoil. I've got one for when that day comes. Larry
kreuzlover
Member
I had a 6" barreled model, bought it from Western Auto* I bought it in '65,
kept it until '73, and sold it to my great uncle* He killed himself with it about 4 years later, after his wife, my aunt, died a horrible death from brain
cancer* A young family member ended up with it, and asked me years later if I wanted it back* My answer to him was NO!
kept it until '73, and sold it to my great uncle* He killed himself with it about 4 years later, after his wife, my aunt, died a horrible death from brain
cancer* A young family member ended up with it, and asked me years later if I wanted it back* My answer to him was NO!
Similar threads
