Produced in the 1920s and 30s, the Handy Gun was marketed as an inexpensive and effective way of dealing with varmints at close ranges. It features: bead front and frame notch rear sights, "MADE IN U.S.A. 410 GA.CHOKE" on top of the barrel, the two line address on the right side of the frame, "H.&R. "HANDY-GUN" on the left, a smooth forearm, and a checkered pistol grip stock with web spur. Includes a possibly homemade, unmarked, tan suede flap holster.

Fair with traces of the original finish, primarilly a mixed brown and gray patina, blue on the break lever and underside of the chamber, and a few streaks of case color. Wood is fair with mended chips and cracks on the grip. Holster is fair with some staining and small tears. Mechanically very good. NOTE: This is a smoothbore pistol, an "Any Other Weapon" as defined by the National Firearms Act and registered with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives in accordance with said law. It is the sole duty of the successful bidder to comply with the National Firearms Act and any other relevant Federal, State or local laws that affect their place of residence.