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HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON H&R MODEL 60 REISING SEMI AUTO 45ACP RIFLE
HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON H&R MODEL 60 REISING SEMI AUTO 45ACP RIFLE
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Guns International #: 102594608
Seller's Inventory #: #G1902
Category - Harrington & Richardson Rifles
- Military Arms
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Eastern Branch Firearms
Member Since: 5/22/17
First Name: Glen
Last Name: Breton
State:
Florida
Zip: 34668
Country: United States
Phone:
(207) 215-5021
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 329
Total Listings: 6171
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Postal money order, certified check , Major credit cards with 3% add
HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON H&R MODEL 60 REISING SEMI AUTO 45ACP RIFLE
Description:
HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON H&R MODEL 60 REISING SEMI AUTO 45ACP RIFLE. SER# 205. MADE 1944-1946. SEMI AUTO VERSION OF THE MODEL 50 FULL AUTO MACHINE GUN.HARD TO FIND GUN WITH LIMITED PRODUCTION . GUNS IN VERY NICE CONDTION . ORIGINAL BLUE FINISH . NICE SOLID WOOD. COMES WITH TWO STICK MAGAZINES.
The Model 60 was known to be issued by many law enforcement and government agencies, the US Navy, the Coast Guard and several large US prisons. The U.S. Marines issued them as training weapons, and several WWII veterans have reported that the Model 60 was issued to Marine officers in the Pacific Theater of operations.
The Model 60 is very similar to the Model 50 submachine gun and shares virtually all the same parts except for the barrel. The Model 60 barrel is much longer at 18.25 inches, and with a few exemptions has no radial cooling fins. The front sight is adjustable for windage via a small hex-head screw. No compensators were fitted to the Model 60. The auto connector lever is absent from the M60 and the stud that supports it is partially cut away so that the lever cannot be fitted.
The United States was embroiled in WWII when the Model 60 was introduced. The entire country was on edge fearing enemy acts of sabotage and spying. Many Model 60 Reisings were sold for arming factory guards. Many railroad bridges were protected from sabotage by placing an armed guard at each end. Many of these guards were armed with Model 60s that were purchased by the various U.S. railroads. During World War II the federal government controlled virtually all firearms sales within the United States. Firearms were only available to police or government agencies that were assigned priority codes for purchasing weapons. The priority codes were issued and controlled by the War Production Board (WPB). Few if any, new firearms or even ammunition was sold for civilian hunting or sport shooting during WWII. Most firearms were procured through a government-operated entity known as the Defense Supplies Corporation. On 6 February, 1942, the War Production Board authorized the Defense Supplies Corporation to order 500 Reising Model 50 submachine guns at a cost of $75.00 each, and 1700 Reising Model 60 semi-automatic rifles at a cost of $60.00 per weapon. These arms were purchased directly from the Harrington & Richardson Arms factory. The weapons were stored in DSC warehouses until they were resold to authorized stateside organizations.
EASTERN BRANCH FIREARMS
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – NEXT DAY AIR SHIPPING
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – LONG GUNS GROUND
OPTIONAL INSURANCE IS AVAILABLE AT 1.25 PER 100.00
Questions e-mail or call Glen at Eastern Branch Firearms 207-215-5021
TERMS – PLEASE READ BEFORE
I DO NOT HAVE A LAYAWAY OPTION ( WE ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS ) -- I GET ALOT OF REQUEST FOR TRADES, I WOULD PERFER NOT TO DO TRADES ON MY INTERNET LISTINGS
PAYMENT OPTIONS- We accept money orders, cashier’s checks , bank checks. sorry no personal checks. We accept all major credit cards please add 3% to the ’s cash discount price.(Shipping within the state of Florida - Florida Residents must pay sales tax) .Handguns and long guns do need to be shipped separate. PLEASE do not send payment via FED EX . USPS & UPS are fine. Thank you.
We include a signed copy of our FFL with each firearm shipped.
SAFTY NOTICE- Buyer is solely responsible for determining that a used gun is safe to shoot. The firearms offered have not been test fired but have been given a visual inspection only for purposes. It is a requirement that every used firearm is inspected by a qualified gunsmith before firing. By , the buyer agrees to hold seller harmless against damages, injury, or death caused by defective merchandise.
RETURN POLICY- All firearms come with a 3-day non firing , non messing with ( turning srews ,taking apart,removing parts, scoping. firing, cleaning or messing with in anyway) inspection/return privilege.Inspection is based on a visual review of the gun to confirm the gun is in the condition stated. In the case of a return, buyer pays all shipping charges & if paid for with a credit card buyer absorbs the 3% credit card charges . So please ask questions BEFORE you bid. Thanks for Looking and Good Luck!!
U.S. sales only, no exports…this includes antiques. I will ship to third party for exporting
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Description:
HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON H&R MODEL 60 REISING SEMI AUTO 45ACP RIFLE. SER# 205. MADE 1944-1946. SEMI AUTO VERSION OF THE MODEL 50 FULL AUTO MACHINE GUN.HARD TO FIND GUN WITH LIMITED PRODUCTION . GUNS IN VERY NICE CONDTION . ORIGINAL BLUE FINISH . NICE SOLID WOOD. COMES WITH TWO STICK MAGAZINES.
The Model 60 was known to be issued by many law enforcement and government agencies, the US Navy, the Coast Guard and several large US prisons. The U.S. Marines issued them as training weapons, and several WWII veterans have reported that the Model 60 was issued to Marine officers in the Pacific Theater of operations.
The Model 60 is very similar to the Model 50 submachine gun and shares virtually all the same parts except for the barrel. The Model 60 barrel is much longer at 18.25 inches, and with a few exemptions has no radial cooling fins. The front sight is adjustable for windage via a small hex-head screw. No compensators were fitted to the Model 60. The auto connector lever is absent from the M60 and the stud that supports it is partially cut away so that the lever cannot be fitted.
The United States was embroiled in WWII when the Model 60 was introduced. The entire country was on edge fearing enemy acts of sabotage and spying. Many Model 60 Reisings were sold for arming factory guards. Many railroad bridges were protected from sabotage by placing an armed guard at each end. Many of these guards were armed with Model 60s that were purchased by the various U.S. railroads. During World War II the federal government controlled virtually all firearms sales within the United States. Firearms were only available to police or government agencies that were assigned priority codes for purchasing weapons. The priority codes were issued and controlled by the War Production Board (WPB). Few if any, new firearms or even ammunition was sold for civilian hunting or sport shooting during WWII. Most firearms were procured through a government-operated entity known as the Defense Supplies Corporation. On 6 February, 1942, the War Production Board authorized the Defense Supplies Corporation to order 500 Reising Model 50 submachine guns at a cost of $75.00 each, and 1700 Reising Model 60 semi-automatic rifles at a cost of $60.00 per weapon. These arms were purchased directly from the Harrington & Richardson Arms factory. The weapons were stored in DSC warehouses until they were resold to authorized stateside organizations.
EASTERN BRANCH FIREARMS
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – NEXT DAY AIR SHIPPING
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – LONG GUNS GROUND
OPTIONAL INSURANCE IS AVAILABLE AT 1.25 PER 100.00
Questions e-mail or call Glen at Eastern Branch Firearms 207-215-5021
TERMS – PLEASE READ BEFORE
I DO NOT HAVE A LAYAWAY OPTION ( WE ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS ) -- I GET ALOT OF REQUEST FOR TRADES, I WOULD PERFER NOT TO DO TRADES ON MY INTERNET LISTINGS
PAYMENT OPTIONS- We accept money orders, cashier’s checks , bank checks. sorry no personal checks. We accept all major credit cards please add 3% to the ’s cash discount price.(Shipping within the state of Florida - Florida Residents must pay sales tax) .Handguns and long guns do need to be shipped separate. PLEASE do not send payment via FED EX . USPS & UPS are fine. Thank you.
We include a signed copy of our FFL with each firearm shipped.
SAFTY NOTICE- Buyer is solely responsible for determining that a used gun is safe to shoot. The firearms offered have not been test fired but have been given a visual inspection only for purposes. It is a requirement that every used firearm is inspected by a qualified gunsmith before firing. By , the buyer agrees to hold seller harmless against damages, injury, or death caused by defective merchandise.
RETURN POLICY- All firearms come with a 3-day non firing , non messing with ( turning srews ,taking apart,removing parts, scoping. firing, cleaning or messing with in anyway) inspection/return privilege.Inspection is based on a visual review of the gun to confirm the gun is in the condition stated. In the case of a return, buyer pays all shipping charges & if paid for with a credit card buyer absorbs the 3% credit card charges . So please ask questions BEFORE you bid. Thanks for Looking and Good Luck!!
U.S. sales only, no exports…this includes antiques. I will ship to third party for exporting
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
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Guns International #: 102594608
Category - Harrington & Richardson Rifles
- Military Arms
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Eastern Branch Firearms
Member Since: 5/22/17
First Name: Glen
Last Name: Breton
State:
Florida
Zip: 34668
Country: United States
Phone:
(207) 215-5021
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 329
Total Listings: 6171
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Postal money order, certified check , Major credit cards with 3% add
HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON H&R MODEL 60 REISING SEMI AUTO 45ACP RIFLE
Description: HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON H&R MODEL 60 REISING SEMI AUTO 45ACP RIFLE. SER# 205. MADE 1944-1946. SEMI AUTO VERSION OF THE MODEL 50 FULL AUTO MACHINE GUN.HARD TO FIND GUN WITH LIMITED PRODUCTION . GUNS IN VERY NICE CONDTION . ORIGINAL BLUE FINISH . NICE SOLID WOOD. COMES WITH TWO STICK MAGAZINES. The Model 60 was known to be issued by many law enforcement and government agencies, the US Navy, the Coast Guard and several large US prisons. The U.S. Marines issued them as training weapons, and several WWII veterans have reported that the Model 60 was issued to Marine officers in the Pacific Theater of operations. The Model 60 is very similar to the Model 50 submachine gun and shares virtually all the same parts except for the barrel. The Model 60 barrel is much longer at 18.25 inches, and with a few exemptions has no radial cooling fins. The front sight is adjustable for windage via a small hex-head screw. No compensators were fitted to the Model 60. The auto connector lever is absent from the M60 and the stud that supports it is partially cut away so that the lever cannot be fitted. The United States was embroiled in WWII when the Model 60 was introduced. The entire country was on edge fearing enemy acts of sabotage and spying. Many Model 60 Reisings were sold for arming factory guards. Many railroad bridges were protected from sabotage by placing an armed guard at each end. Many of these guards were armed with Model 60s that were purchased by the various U.S. railroads. During World War II the federal government controlled virtually all firearms sales within the United States. Firearms were only available to police or government agencies that were assigned priority codes for purchasing weapons. The priority codes were issued and controlled by the War Production Board (WPB). Few if any, new firearms or even ammunition was sold for civilian hunting or sport shooting during WWII. Most firearms were procured through a government-operated entity known as the Defense Supplies Corporation. On 6 February, 1942, the War Production Board authorized the Defense Supplies Corporation to order 500 Reising Model 50 submachine guns at a cost of $75.00 each, and 1700 Reising Model 60 semi-automatic rifles at a cost of $60.00 per weapon. These arms were purchased directly from the Harrington & Richardson Arms factory. The weapons were stored in DSC warehouses until they were resold to authorized stateside organizations. EASTERN BRANCH FIREARMS ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – NEXT DAY AIR SHIPPING ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – LONG GUNS GROUND OPTIONAL INSURANCE IS AVAILABLE AT 1.25 PER 100.00 Questions e-mail or call Glen at Eastern Branch Firearms 207-215-5021 TERMS – PLEASE READ BEFORE I DO NOT HAVE A LAYAWAY OPTION ( WE ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS ) -- I GET ALOT OF REQUEST FOR TRADES, I WOULD PERFER NOT TO DO TRADES ON MY INTERNET LISTINGS PAYMENT OPTIONS- We accept money orders, cashier’s checks , bank checks. sorry no personal checks. We accept all major credit cards please add 3% to the ’s cash discount price.(Shipping within the state of Florida - Florida Residents must pay sales tax) .Handguns and long guns do need to be shipped separate. PLEASE do not send payment via FED EX . USPS & UPS are fine. Thank you. We include a signed copy of our FFL with each firearm shipped. SAFTY NOTICE- Buyer is solely responsible for determining that a used gun is safe to shoot. The firearms offered have not been test fired but have been given a visual inspection only for purposes. It is a requirement that every used firearm is inspected by a qualified gunsmith before firing. By , the buyer agrees to hold seller harmless against damages, injury, or death caused by defective merchandise. RETURN POLICY- All firearms come with a 3-day non firing , non messing with ( turning srews ,taking apart,removing parts, scoping. firing, cleaning or messing with in anyway) inspection/return privilege.Inspection is based on a visual review of the gun to confirm the gun is in the condition stated. In the case of a return, buyer pays all shipping charges & if paid for with a credit card buyer absorbs the 3% credit card charges . So please ask questions BEFORE you bid. Thanks for Looking and Good Luck!! U.S. sales only, no exports…this includes antiques. I will ship to third party for exporting SOLD Curio/Relic: Yes |
Click Photo to Enlarge
Guns International #: 102594608
Seller's Inventory #: #G1902
Category - Harrington & Richardson Rifles
- Military Arms
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Eastern Branch Firearms
Member Since: 5/22/17
First Name: Glen
Last Name: Breton
State:
Florida
Zip: 34668
Country: United States
Phone:
(207) 215-5021
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 329
Total Listings: 6171
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Postal money order, certified check , Major credit cards with 3% add
HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON H&R MODEL 60 REISING SEMI AUTO 45ACP RIFLE
Description:
HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON H&R MODEL 60 REISING SEMI AUTO 45ACP RIFLE. SER# 205. MADE 1944-1946. SEMI AUTO VERSION OF THE MODEL 50 FULL AUTO MACHINE GUN.HARD TO FIND GUN WITH LIMITED PRODUCTION . GUNS IN VERY NICE CONDTION . ORIGINAL BLUE FINISH . NICE SOLID WOOD. COMES WITH TWO STICK MAGAZINES.
The Model 60 was known to be issued by many law enforcement and government agencies, the US Navy, the Coast Guard and several large US prisons. The U.S. Marines issued them as training weapons, and several WWII veterans have reported that the Model 60 was issued to Marine officers in the Pacific Theater of operations.
The Model 60 is very similar to the Model 50 submachine gun and shares virtually all the same parts except for the barrel. The Model 60 barrel is much longer at 18.25 inches, and with a few exemptions has no radial cooling fins. The front sight is adjustable for windage via a small hex-head screw. No compensators were fitted to the Model 60. The auto connector lever is absent from the M60 and the stud that supports it is partially cut away so that the lever cannot be fitted.
The United States was embroiled in WWII when the Model 60 was introduced. The entire country was on edge fearing enemy acts of sabotage and spying. Many Model 60 Reisings were sold for arming factory guards. Many railroad bridges were protected from sabotage by placing an armed guard at each end. Many of these guards were armed with Model 60s that were purchased by the various U.S. railroads. During World War II the federal government controlled virtually all firearms sales within the United States. Firearms were only available to police or government agencies that were assigned priority codes for purchasing weapons. The priority codes were issued and controlled by the War Production Board (WPB). Few if any, new firearms or even ammunition was sold for civilian hunting or sport shooting during WWII. Most firearms were procured through a government-operated entity known as the Defense Supplies Corporation. On 6 February, 1942, the War Production Board authorized the Defense Supplies Corporation to order 500 Reising Model 50 submachine guns at a cost of $75.00 each, and 1700 Reising Model 60 semi-automatic rifles at a cost of $60.00 per weapon. These arms were purchased directly from the Harrington & Richardson Arms factory. The weapons were stored in DSC warehouses until they were resold to authorized stateside organizations.
EASTERN BRANCH FIREARMS
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – NEXT DAY AIR SHIPPING
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – LONG GUNS GROUND
OPTIONAL INSURANCE IS AVAILABLE AT 1.25 PER 100.00
Questions e-mail or call Glen at Eastern Branch Firearms 207-215-5021
TERMS – PLEASE READ BEFORE
I DO NOT HAVE A LAYAWAY OPTION ( WE ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS ) -- I GET ALOT OF REQUEST FOR TRADES, I WOULD PERFER NOT TO DO TRADES ON MY INTERNET LISTINGS
PAYMENT OPTIONS- We accept money orders, cashier’s checks , bank checks. sorry no personal checks. We accept all major credit cards please add 3% to the ’s cash discount price.(Shipping within the state of Florida - Florida Residents must pay sales tax) .Handguns and long guns do need to be shipped separate. PLEASE do not send payment via FED EX . USPS & UPS are fine. Thank you.
We include a signed copy of our FFL with each firearm shipped.
SAFTY NOTICE- Buyer is solely responsible for determining that a used gun is safe to shoot. The firearms offered have not been test fired but have been given a visual inspection only for purposes. It is a requirement that every used firearm is inspected by a qualified gunsmith before firing. By , the buyer agrees to hold seller harmless against damages, injury, or death caused by defective merchandise.
RETURN POLICY- All firearms come with a 3-day non firing , non messing with ( turning srews ,taking apart,removing parts, scoping. firing, cleaning or messing with in anyway) inspection/return privilege.Inspection is based on a visual review of the gun to confirm the gun is in the condition stated. In the case of a return, buyer pays all shipping charges & if paid for with a credit card buyer absorbs the 3% credit card charges . So please ask questions BEFORE you bid. Thanks for Looking and Good Luck!!
U.S. sales only, no exports…this includes antiques. I will ship to third party for exporting
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Description:
HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON H&R MODEL 60 REISING SEMI AUTO 45ACP RIFLE. SER# 205. MADE 1944-1946. SEMI AUTO VERSION OF THE MODEL 50 FULL AUTO MACHINE GUN.HARD TO FIND GUN WITH LIMITED PRODUCTION . GUNS IN VERY NICE CONDTION . ORIGINAL BLUE FINISH . NICE SOLID WOOD. COMES WITH TWO STICK MAGAZINES.
The Model 60 was known to be issued by many law enforcement and government agencies, the US Navy, the Coast Guard and several large US prisons. The U.S. Marines issued them as training weapons, and several WWII veterans have reported that the Model 60 was issued to Marine officers in the Pacific Theater of operations.
The Model 60 is very similar to the Model 50 submachine gun and shares virtually all the same parts except for the barrel. The Model 60 barrel is much longer at 18.25 inches, and with a few exemptions has no radial cooling fins. The front sight is adjustable for windage via a small hex-head screw. No compensators were fitted to the Model 60. The auto connector lever is absent from the M60 and the stud that supports it is partially cut away so that the lever cannot be fitted.
The United States was embroiled in WWII when the Model 60 was introduced. The entire country was on edge fearing enemy acts of sabotage and spying. Many Model 60 Reisings were sold for arming factory guards. Many railroad bridges were protected from sabotage by placing an armed guard at each end. Many of these guards were armed with Model 60s that were purchased by the various U.S. railroads. During World War II the federal government controlled virtually all firearms sales within the United States. Firearms were only available to police or government agencies that were assigned priority codes for purchasing weapons. The priority codes were issued and controlled by the War Production Board (WPB). Few if any, new firearms or even ammunition was sold for civilian hunting or sport shooting during WWII. Most firearms were procured through a government-operated entity known as the Defense Supplies Corporation. On 6 February, 1942, the War Production Board authorized the Defense Supplies Corporation to order 500 Reising Model 50 submachine guns at a cost of $75.00 each, and 1700 Reising Model 60 semi-automatic rifles at a cost of $60.00 per weapon. These arms were purchased directly from the Harrington & Richardson Arms factory. The weapons were stored in DSC warehouses until they were resold to authorized stateside organizations.
EASTERN BRANCH FIREARMS
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – NEXT DAY AIR SHIPPING
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – LONG GUNS GROUND
OPTIONAL INSURANCE IS AVAILABLE AT 1.25 PER 100.00
Questions e-mail or call Glen at Eastern Branch Firearms 207-215-5021
TERMS – PLEASE READ BEFORE
I DO NOT HAVE A LAYAWAY OPTION ( WE ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS ) -- I GET ALOT OF REQUEST FOR TRADES, I WOULD PERFER NOT TO DO TRADES ON MY INTERNET LISTINGS
PAYMENT OPTIONS- We accept money orders, cashier’s checks , bank checks. sorry no personal checks. We accept all major credit cards please add 3% to the ’s cash discount price.(Shipping within the state of Florida - Florida Residents must pay sales tax) .Handguns and long guns do need to be shipped separate. PLEASE do not send payment via FED EX . USPS & UPS are fine. Thank you.
We include a signed copy of our FFL with each firearm shipped.
SAFTY NOTICE- Buyer is solely responsible for determining that a used gun is safe to shoot. The firearms offered have not been test fired but have been given a visual inspection only for purposes. It is a requirement that every used firearm is inspected by a qualified gunsmith before firing. By , the buyer agrees to hold seller harmless against damages, injury, or death caused by defective merchandise.
RETURN POLICY- All firearms come with a 3-day non firing , non messing with ( turning srews ,taking apart,removing parts, scoping. firing, cleaning or messing with in anyway) inspection/return privilege.Inspection is based on a visual review of the gun to confirm the gun is in the condition stated. In the case of a return, buyer pays all shipping charges & if paid for with a credit card buyer absorbs the 3% credit card charges . So please ask questions BEFORE you bid. Thanks for Looking and Good Luck!!
U.S. sales only, no exports…this includes antiques. I will ship to third party for exporting
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Guns International #: 102594608
Seller's Inventory #: #G1902
Guns International #: 102594608
Seller's Inventory #: #G1902
Category - Harrington & Richardson Rifles
- Military Arms
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Eastern Branch Firearms
Member Since: 5/22/17
First Name: Glen
Last Name: Breton
State:
Florida
Zip: 34668
Country: United States
Phone:
(207) 215-5021
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 329
Total Listings: 6171
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: Postal money order, certified check , Major credit cards with 3% add
HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON H&R MODEL 60 REISING SEMI AUTO 45ACP RIFLE
Description:
HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON H&R MODEL 60 REISING SEMI AUTO 45ACP RIFLE. SER# 205. MADE 1944-1946. SEMI AUTO VERSION OF THE MODEL 50 FULL AUTO MACHINE GUN.HARD TO FIND GUN WITH LIMITED PRODUCTION . GUNS IN VERY NICE CONDTION . ORIGINAL BLUE FINISH . NICE SOLID WOOD. COMES WITH TWO STICK MAGAZINES.
The Model 60 was known to be issued by many law enforcement and government agencies, the US Navy, the Coast Guard and several large US prisons. The U.S. Marines issued them as training weapons, and several WWII veterans have reported that the Model 60 was issued to Marine officers in the Pacific Theater of operations.
The Model 60 is very similar to the Model 50 submachine gun and shares virtually all the same parts except for the barrel. The Model 60 barrel is much longer at 18.25 inches, and with a few exemptions has no radial cooling fins. The front sight is adjustable for windage via a small hex-head screw. No compensators were fitted to the Model 60. The auto connector lever is absent from the M60 and the stud that supports it is partially cut away so that the lever cannot be fitted.
The United States was embroiled in WWII when the Model 60 was introduced. The entire country was on edge fearing enemy acts of sabotage and spying. Many Model 60 Reisings were sold for arming factory guards. Many railroad bridges were protected from sabotage by placing an armed guard at each end. Many of these guards were armed with Model 60s that were purchased by the various U.S. railroads. During World War II the federal government controlled virtually all firearms sales within the United States. Firearms were only available to police or government agencies that were assigned priority codes for purchasing weapons. The priority codes were issued and controlled by the War Production Board (WPB). Few if any, new firearms or even ammunition was sold for civilian hunting or sport shooting during WWII. Most firearms were procured through a government-operated entity known as the Defense Supplies Corporation. On 6 February, 1942, the War Production Board authorized the Defense Supplies Corporation to order 500 Reising Model 50 submachine guns at a cost of $75.00 each, and 1700 Reising Model 60 semi-automatic rifles at a cost of $60.00 per weapon. These arms were purchased directly from the Harrington & Richardson Arms factory. The weapons were stored in DSC warehouses until they were resold to authorized stateside organizations.
EASTERN BRANCH FIREARMS
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – NEXT DAY AIR SHIPPING
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – LONG GUNS GROUND
OPTIONAL INSURANCE IS AVAILABLE AT 1.25 PER 100.00
Questions e-mail or call Glen at Eastern Branch Firearms 207-215-5021
TERMS – PLEASE READ BEFORE
I DO NOT HAVE A LAYAWAY OPTION ( WE ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS ) -- I GET ALOT OF REQUEST FOR TRADES, I WOULD PERFER NOT TO DO TRADES ON MY INTERNET LISTINGS
PAYMENT OPTIONS- We accept money orders, cashier’s checks , bank checks. sorry no personal checks. We accept all major credit cards please add 3% to the ’s cash discount price.(Shipping within the state of Florida - Florida Residents must pay sales tax) .Handguns and long guns do need to be shipped separate. PLEASE do not send payment via FED EX . USPS & UPS are fine. Thank you.
We include a signed copy of our FFL with each firearm shipped.
SAFTY NOTICE- Buyer is solely responsible for determining that a used gun is safe to shoot. The firearms offered have not been test fired but have been given a visual inspection only for purposes. It is a requirement that every used firearm is inspected by a qualified gunsmith before firing. By , the buyer agrees to hold seller harmless against damages, injury, or death caused by defective merchandise.
RETURN POLICY- All firearms come with a 3-day non firing , non messing with ( turning srews ,taking apart,removing parts, scoping. firing, cleaning or messing with in anyway) inspection/return privilege.Inspection is based on a visual review of the gun to confirm the gun is in the condition stated. In the case of a return, buyer pays all shipping charges & if paid for with a credit card buyer absorbs the 3% credit card charges . So please ask questions BEFORE you bid. Thanks for Looking and Good Luck!!
U.S. sales only, no exports…this includes antiques. I will ship to third party for exporting
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Description:
HARRINGTON & RICHARDSON H&R MODEL 60 REISING SEMI AUTO 45ACP RIFLE. SER# 205. MADE 1944-1946. SEMI AUTO VERSION OF THE MODEL 50 FULL AUTO MACHINE GUN.HARD TO FIND GUN WITH LIMITED PRODUCTION . GUNS IN VERY NICE CONDTION . ORIGINAL BLUE FINISH . NICE SOLID WOOD. COMES WITH TWO STICK MAGAZINES.
The Model 60 was known to be issued by many law enforcement and government agencies, the US Navy, the Coast Guard and several large US prisons. The U.S. Marines issued them as training weapons, and several WWII veterans have reported that the Model 60 was issued to Marine officers in the Pacific Theater of operations.
The Model 60 is very similar to the Model 50 submachine gun and shares virtually all the same parts except for the barrel. The Model 60 barrel is much longer at 18.25 inches, and with a few exemptions has no radial cooling fins. The front sight is adjustable for windage via a small hex-head screw. No compensators were fitted to the Model 60. The auto connector lever is absent from the M60 and the stud that supports it is partially cut away so that the lever cannot be fitted.
The United States was embroiled in WWII when the Model 60 was introduced. The entire country was on edge fearing enemy acts of sabotage and spying. Many Model 60 Reisings were sold for arming factory guards. Many railroad bridges were protected from sabotage by placing an armed guard at each end. Many of these guards were armed with Model 60s that were purchased by the various U.S. railroads. During World War II the federal government controlled virtually all firearms sales within the United States. Firearms were only available to police or government agencies that were assigned priority codes for purchasing weapons. The priority codes were issued and controlled by the War Production Board (WPB). Few if any, new firearms or even ammunition was sold for civilian hunting or sport shooting during WWII. Most firearms were procured through a government-operated entity known as the Defense Supplies Corporation. On 6 February, 1942, the War Production Board authorized the Defense Supplies Corporation to order 500 Reising Model 50 submachine guns at a cost of $75.00 each, and 1700 Reising Model 60 semi-automatic rifles at a cost of $60.00 per weapon. These arms were purchased directly from the Harrington & Richardson Arms factory. The weapons were stored in DSC warehouses until they were resold to authorized stateside organizations.
EASTERN BRANCH FIREARMS
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – NEXT DAY AIR SHIPPING
ADD 50.00 SHIPPING – LONG GUNS GROUND
OPTIONAL INSURANCE IS AVAILABLE AT 1.25 PER 100.00
Questions e-mail or call Glen at Eastern Branch Firearms 207-215-5021
TERMS – PLEASE READ BEFORE
I DO NOT HAVE A LAYAWAY OPTION ( WE ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS ) -- I GET ALOT OF REQUEST FOR TRADES, I WOULD PERFER NOT TO DO TRADES ON MY INTERNET LISTINGS
PAYMENT OPTIONS- We accept money orders, cashier’s checks , bank checks. sorry no personal checks. We accept all major credit cards please add 3% to the ’s cash discount price.(Shipping within the state of Florida - Florida Residents must pay sales tax) .Handguns and long guns do need to be shipped separate. PLEASE do not send payment via FED EX . USPS & UPS are fine. Thank you.
We include a signed copy of our FFL with each firearm shipped.
SAFTY NOTICE- Buyer is solely responsible for determining that a used gun is safe to shoot. The firearms offered have not been test fired but have been given a visual inspection only for purposes. It is a requirement that every used firearm is inspected by a qualified gunsmith before firing. By , the buyer agrees to hold seller harmless against damages, injury, or death caused by defective merchandise.
RETURN POLICY- All firearms come with a 3-day non firing , non messing with ( turning srews ,taking apart,removing parts, scoping. firing, cleaning or messing with in anyway) inspection/return privilege.Inspection is based on a visual review of the gun to confirm the gun is in the condition stated. In the case of a return, buyer pays all shipping charges & if paid for with a credit card buyer absorbs the 3% credit card charges . So please ask questions BEFORE you bid. Thanks for Looking and Good Luck!!
U.S. sales only, no exports…this includes antiques. I will ship to third party for exporting
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