[guy sajer]

Anyone shooting their's ?

I've sold these in our store for years . Couldn't say how many . Never really paid them much attention . We got in an almost new R-101 series the other day and it was like a light went on . This is a decent gun ! Light weight . Adequate sights with drift adjustable rear . Very short DA pull and light in comparison to the latest DA 22's which require gorilla strength . Just a plain but good serviceable revolver

Oh yeh , I did buy it
I'll post a few pics tomorrow .

Any reviews you'd care to share welcomed .

 

[guy sajer]

Thanks for the replies gentlemen . Mine exhibits the "scar" as the Judge mentions .

Photos as promised .

 

[guy sajer]

Depends on the rest of the finish . For almost new , probably $175-225 around here .

 

[guy sajer]

Another High Standard - now that you mention it, they were all pretty well made for the price and worked as they said they would.

High Standard made a police shotgun; it was an autoloader with the buttplate attached to the rear of the receiver and a lower with a pistol grip something like an AR15, it was sometime in the 60's. The gun with a 18" bbl was shorter by the length of the buttstock. What was that gun called. Any more details about it?

Here's a pic
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Are you hijacking my thread sir

HS 12ga 10A/10B ? ... the flashlight seldom worked .

 

[guy sajer]

My dad bought a Sentinel for me, but I can't recall the year. He had gone to a convention in Kansas City, Missouri, and brought the pistol back on a plane.

It is a R-101 in the 561000 serial number range. Anyone have a list of serial numbers by year?

Those were the days !

Found this site . http://unblinkingeye.com/Guns/Sentinel/sentinel.html