My dad bought one identical to it around 1964. I recently passed it on to my oldest grandson.

My grandfather bought thats same model in 1962 and he passed that gun down to my dad and after my dad died i got it. It still looks brand new.

It is nickel plated. I bought mine in 1962 and I still have it. It is very accurate and very nice handling and I love it. I think you got a great deal. I think I paid around $65 for it new with a nice light brown holster. My nickel has started to peel a little but I still love it. You got a real bargain for$175 in today's money. It is worth a lot more to me.

I have one that I bought for $58 at K Mart in 1962. I have used it in the desert a few times this winter and it it very accurate even used at double action.. Much cheaper to shoot that my 22 Mag auto loader.

First gun I ever shot i inherited from my dad when he passed away it's in the original box with two cylinders one for 22 magnums and the other one is for 22 shorts. he bought it from holiday for 84 dollars

Engineered to be manufactured cheaply, but maid of quality components. I pick mine up tomorrow 04/05/21. Like you I’ve done lots of research. I did pay more then you did. And mine is a 1956, model 929 from a collection never fired. So I hope it shoots as good as yours. Thanks for the video.

I have the exact same gun and it is amazingly accurate.

Man.. I've got one looks identical to that and I'll NEVER give it up. One solid straight shooting SOB!

Had one of these - wish I'd never sold it. Looked exactly like the one in your video.

blue collar is right. a friend of mine had one of these and almost every time i saw him i would ask to shoot it. first off,i have normal male size hands and there is something about the grip and where you see the sights that is magic. i cant imagine shooting a better designed pistol. point it hit it. if it was made today it would sell-out all year long. thanks for the video.

I have one, just bought a .22 mag cylinder tonight that cost me more than the revolver did, but I just wanted it for the reasons you stated, it's a great little gun, and I had a bunch of .22 mag ammo from several pistols ago lol. loved the video, thank you

The High Standard High Sierra is my number one choice for survival/subsistence kit and carry. Spectacular design. You'll be lucky if you can get one.

My dad bought one in the 60s I inherited when he died. Almost everytime I shoot it in front of someone they offer to buy it. I'll have it until I die.

I love my old high standard. They are accurate as it comes. Sweet pistola

Best dam tool on the farmstead.

We just got one from my father-in-law. And he bought it in 1958

I have one and my dad also has one. We use it all the time for opossums and raccoons that get in the barn and start eating the cat and dog food .

I like the black grips. Mine is Blued with Pearl grips in great condition with original holster. Only light marks on the cylinder. Great Score!! Shoot some clay blocks!!

I have one in blue, but would never sell mine for that. I bought mine in about 1976. It has a LR and Mag cylinder, very accurate.

Excellent deal!

Nickle not stainless , and don't let the fox squirrels bother you, their pretty with their big bushy tails 😃 so just give them some peanuts and stuff they love !

Imagine being a squirrel and this dude is having a bad day

I bought 1 @ a pawn shop Faux stag grips best 22 revolver I ever bought... i ordered a custom fast draw belt & holster for it...

nice little score

Aye I got mine in a pawn shop too!!

I bought one from my cousin, who is a buy and, try, then sale for quick cash, kinda guy. I bought the gun with a leather holster, and I can't even remember how many boxes of ammo for like $ 50.00 bucks! My Boss at the time was an avid hunter and, shooter and, I mentioned it to him because, I didn't even know what a Double Nine was and, I knew He would. He told me he had been looking for one for years and, would buy it himself. He mentioned a price 3 times higher that he would give to buy it ,so I thought what the heck. I didn't really have any use for or really even want it. I went and looked at it liked it and, bought it. I never sale, only buy (Horder) as my wife call's it (ME)! HA, HA,HA! My Uncle had bought it new back in the day! This thing had never been shot but a few times, and I've only shot it maybe 2 times in 20 years! Like New! My Boss called me a $HIT@$$ for buying it because, He wanted it BAD! TOO BAD!! HA,HA! "Rah"! SEMPER FI...........................................

I have one that is from 1958 when it first came out. Mine is the blue finish. I love taking it out to just shoot for fun!

I have one just like it. Paid about $150 and then had $35 of work done to it correct the timing and replace some springs.

I miss mine. I gave it to my brother...... He pawned it.

i have the same gun in the box my dad passed away but it is a nice gun

It's not stainless, it's nickel plated.

My family inherited one of these from our grandpa

I have that is identical to this one. My dad had it when he was a boy and his papa carried it when he was sheriff. I have an issue with it right now though. When shooting you get 1 round off and it jams. When I take the bullets out and try to dry fire ut won't turn and hammer will not go back until you help it. Do you have any idea what i could do to fix it?

I have this very pistol w/holster. i read that you can use .22 magnum cartridges in it as well as shorts, longs and long rifle. I didn't know you could use magnum ammo. I've had it for 8 or 10 years and like it.

It really is so much fun and such a fucking tank feels SOOOO GOOD in the hand. Some one made fun of me for my choice in gun and called it a pea shooter but like.. DUDE THE SONG BIG IRON BY MARTY ROBBINS!!!

I just seen one at my local pawnshop while picking up a firearm being my FFL dealer and they are asking $299.00 I think they would take $225.00 it has the white handles on its the same one so should I consider buying it? Because it caught my attention.

so the w-104 model is 22lr and 2 Magnum, and the same cylinder can be used for those 2 calibers?

I have this revolver. My daddy left it to me after he passed in 2007. It's starting to stick & needs a good cleaning but I still go out and shoot it at least once a year in his memory. Am I damaging it by using it that way?

Hi I inherited one that looks like your gun the barrel is 104w so I no it is some we're between 1962 and 1970.. how can I figure out what year was made..

I bought 4 of these then bought a custom western belt & holster

I have one just like it

I have one per model number, 1930,s in box, paperwork, mint, beautiful, both cylinders , I have a question about the release in front of the gun under the barrel ,

How can a person tell if th will fire both log rifle and 22 mag , in the double Nine

How can you tell what year it is?

Where can I get parts for this gun

I want one of these or a S&W 617

Would you consider selling it

More info like who makes it name of it

Oh dude, my handles broken all to shit where could I maybe buy replacement grips??

I'll give you $200 for it

Fox squirrels causing a ruckus?... okay

I have on that has an impossible double action trigger pull.

Looking for this revolver for my dad. Was his first gun. He unfortunately had to sell it 30 years ago. Anyone who has 1 and is willing to sell it please let me know.

Found this same firearm in store today for sale on consignment. Very functional in good shape but both sides of grips are broken. Have not made offer but they want $350. So question is, is that insane? This is 5 years later, have prices increased that much?

and it shoots LR, long and shorts

It is nickel plate not stainless... My Dad has had this exact pistol since 68' ...The nickel has started peeling a little on his... Great rattlesnake pistol for when your hunting in snake country.. That's what he always used it for..His has a niceblack leather holster with button straps..

Lol man you stole that thing. Original High Standards are the best.

Lol fucking south park on them squirrels, THIN OUT THEIR NUMBERS!! I wanna go gun shopping with you dude nothing gay, I just have no guy friends.

T,a,n, arts i love nepal,

have one that has only been shot a few hundred times with dam near no wear sits in the factory cardboard box take it out every now and then to wipe it down and keep it oiled if you want to see a pic of mine check out my instagram at tmathes1

I had an uncle who was a bull queer. He carried one of those.