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Winchester_73 · January 22, 2009, 07:42 PM

I have 2 questions for you curio and relic guys. First, what would be the production year of a H&R young america 22 LONG revolver SN - 469XXX? Second, does this gun need transferred (legally)? The local FFL said it did not need to be (because of age) BUT he made me transfer an Ortgies pistol which dates 1920s. I think this Young America revolver is post 1920 but I didn't argue with him since he is the FFL and I can't find a SN source for H&R anywhere. I called H&R and they don't date any of their handguns. Should I get this gun registered? What do you guys think?

January 22, 2009, 07:42 PM	#1
Winchester_73 Senior Member Join Date: December 20, 2008 Location: Pittsburgh PA Posts: 2,863	H&R Young America I have 2 questions for you curio and relic guys. First, what would be the production year of a H&R young america 22 LONG revolver SN - 469XXX? Second, does this gun need transferred (legally)? The local FFL said it did not need to be (because of age) BUT he made me transfer an Ortgies pistol which dates 1920s. I think this Young America revolver is post 1920 but I didn't argue with him since he is the FFL and I can't find a SN source for H&R anywhere. I called H&R and they don't date any of their handguns. Should I get this gun registered? What do you guys think?