Harrington & Richardson Mk V

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Hebel94
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Harrington & Richardson Mk V

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Hello,

Would you have information on the Harrington & Richardson Mk V, 10 gauge, notably date of production and use? Many thanks in advance for your help.

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Peter
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Re: Harrington & Richardson Mk V

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Here is the one in my collection.
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Re: Harrington & Richardson Mk V

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This pistol, M5, had a very short history and life span. It was technically adopted as a Substitute Standard for infantry ground use replacing the Remington Mark-III and a substitute for the M3 and M4 ground projectors. A limited procurement was executed in in December 1941, production stopped in September 1942. Only 5,260 M5 pistols were manufactured. Additionally, it was directly based of the H&R Mark-III A. Its close similarities are obvious.
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Re: Harrington & Richardson Mk V

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Great information - thank you for sharing!
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