value of my little buddy

[steelrain82]

hi i got this off my uncle when he passed away. its never been fired and im looking to see how much i could probably get if i ever decice to sell. its in great condition. it has a few tiny little spots of pitting from where it was exposed to some moisture but they are tiny and only noticeable upon real close inspection. but that is on the outside of the cylinder. otherwise its been kept in the gun gase.

h&r 929 sidekick 9shot 4inch barrel

[B.D.Dubloon]

Not much. I just bought one from a CGer, never fired, in near mint condition, for 250 bucks. They are fun little plinkers, but they are very common. Just hang on to it, I'd guess it's worth around 200 bucks, give or take.

[mswanson223]

why sell it. It was your uncles gun.

[trickyvic]

Not sure on the value but I'd keep it, it's kinda cool.

[scootergmc]

You could get $150-200. That's about what they're worth. To tell the truth, they're pretty handy with 9 shots and all...

[MAD SVT]

its worth 2 dollars... i'll give you 3 =)

j/k....

hold on to it man, im sure its worth more than its actual value because it was your uncles.

[tba02]

foh-fiftee!

Cool piece, have fun with it.

[steelrain82]

Thanks guys. Yeah it's pretty neat. I haven't fired it yet. It feels pretty good though in the hand despite the small grip. I don't really like revolvers but this one has grown on me. I was just wondering the price cause I was thinking of getting a 92fs and figured if I can sell my enfield and another gun maybe I can save some cash. I just don't shoot alot and only have one mag for my 22 rifle and enfield ammo is so expensive might as well get one gun and stick with that but even finding 9mm ammo is hard.

[jdberger]

Isn't the H&R Dick Heller's gun?

[five.five-six]

how much for the enfield?

[Super Spy]

Kinda cool little gun, I'll take it.....

[gn3hz3ku1*]

let me know if you want to sell within socal

[jarhead995]

ill take it kid needs a gun of is own

[floogy]

Keep it, shoot it. The Beretta will still be there when you are ready to buy it.

[ponderosa]

Keep it, shoot it. The Beretta will still be there when you are ready to buy it.

I definitely say keep it. I had a great uncle that had an H&R 22, not sure what model it was, as I was pretty young when we shot it, but I'd sure like to know and find one just like it.