For shooters who want a compact, straightforward platform for target practice, training, or quiet plinking, a light, low-recoil .22 revolver remains a solid choice. This review examines a used example with practical dimensions and a defensive-minded silhouette that still prioritizes accuracy and follow-up shots.

H&R 929

Overview and build

The H&R 929 arrives as a traditional double-action revolver chambered in .22 LR, manufactured and imported by Harrington & Richards. Its blued finish and 2.5″ barrel yield a compact package ideal for range time and training. The synthetic grip provides a consistent purchase in varied conditions, and the “single” barrel type paired with a short sight radius favors quick target acquisition at close to moderate distances. This is a used firearm offered at $449.99. Shop this product — clicking will take you to the shop page where purchase options are available.

Key features and performance

Caliber and capacity

.22 LR is economical, produces minimal recoil, and is excellent for building trigger control and basic marksmanship fundamentals. The H&R 929’s nine-round capacity is notable for a revolver, allowing more shots between reloads and steady practice sessions without repeatedly reloading.

Handling and ergonomics

The synthetic grip balances durability and comfort, while the 2.5″ barrel keeps the gun compact for transport and quick presentation. The blued finish is durable and traditional in appearance. Keep in mind this listing indicates no case included, so plan storage and transport accordingly. View product details and pricing on the shop page to confirm condition specifics and accessory needs.

As a compact, cost-conscious option from H&R, the H&R 929 suits beginners learning fundamentals and experienced shooters wanting a low-cost plinker. Note the used condition when comparing value at $449.99, and confirm local purchase and transfer details on the retailer page. Check current availability to proceed to the shop page and the retailer’s checkout flow.

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