HIGH STANDARD

Previous manufacturer located in New Haven, Hamden, and East Hartford, CT. High Standard Mfg. Co. was founded in 1926. They entered the firearms business when they purchased Hartford Arms and Equipment Co. in 1932. The original plant was located in New Haven, CT. During WWII High Standard operated plants in New Haven and Hamden. After the war, the operations were consolidated in Hamden. In the late 1940s and early 1950s the pistol plant was located in East Haven but the guns continued to be marked New Haven. In 1968, the company was sold to the Leisure Group, Inc. A final move was made to East Hartford, CT in 1977 where they remained until the doors were closed in late 1984. In early 1978, the Leisure Group sold the company to the management and the company became High Standard, Inc.
Many collectors have realized the rarity and quality factors this trademark has earned. 13 different variations (Models C, A, D, E, H-D, H-E, H-A, H-B First Model, G-380, GD, GE, and Olympic, commonly called the GO) had a total production of less than 28,000 pistols. For these reasons, top condition High Standard pistols are getting more difficult to find each year.
As a final note on High Standard pistols, they are listed under the following category names: Letter Series, Letter Series w/Hammer, Lever Letter Series, Lever Name Series, 100 Series, 101 Series, 102 Series, 103 Series, 104 Series, 105 Series, 106 Series - Military Models, 107 Series, Conversion Kits, and SH Series.
Note: catalog numbers were not always consistent with design series, and in 1966-1967 changed with accessories offered, but not design series.
The approx. ser. number cut-off for New Haven, CT marked guns is 442,XXX.
The approx. ser. number range for Hamden, CT marked guns is 431,XXX-2,500,811, G 1,001-G 13,757 (Shipped) or G15,650 (Packed) or ML 1,001-ML 23,065. One exception is a 9211 Victor serial number 3,000,000 shipped 1 March, 1974.
The first gun shipped 16 June, 1977 from E. Hartford was a Victor 9217 serial number EH0001.
The approx. ser. number ranges for E. Hartford, CT manufacture is ML 25,000-ML 86,641 and SH 10,001-SH 34,034. One exception is a single gun numbered ML90,000.
All "V" marked guns were shipped during June 1984 or later independent of serial number.
Original factory boxes have become very desirable. Prices can range from $50-$100 for a good condition Model 106 or 107 factory box to over $150 for an older box of a desirable model.
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HIGH STANDARD Models

.22 or .22 WMR cal., double action only O/U, 2 shot, 3 1/2 in. barrels.
.22 LR or .22 WMR cal., blue, white, or black grips.
.22 LR or .22 WMR cal., nickel, black grips, ivory grips were used on some early models, introduced 1970.
.22 LR or .22 WMR cal., with black grips, includes presentation case, introduced 1964.
.22 WMR cal., gold plated, smooth walnut grips, includes walnut case marked "PRESIDENTIAL DERRINGER".
.22 WMR cal., smooth walnut grips, includes presentation case marked "PRESENTATION DERRINGER", ser. no GP0 through GP1000, approx. 917 produced in 1980 in E. Hartford.
. 22 LR or .22 WMR cal., checkered walnut grips.
.22 WMR cal., faux mother-of-pearl grips, includes presentation case marked "PRESENTATION DERRINGER", ser. nos. SP0 through SP500, 501 were mfg. 1981.
.22 LR cal., original High Standard pistol, basically the same gun as Hartford Arms 1925 Automatic, small frame, 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. lightweight barrel (approx. 63" diameter at frame), fixed Patridge type front and rear sights, checkered hard rubber grips (later production versions have checkered grips impressed with the High Standard monogram), 10 shot mag. Beginning ser. no. 5,000. Approx. 65,000, early production utilized Hartford front sight, safety and takedown levers. Post War models have the frame contour of the B-US. C-R.
a version of the Model B with slight contour modification to the back of the frame. 4 1/2 in. barrel only. 14,000 made for the US government during 1942-1943. Most are marked "PROPERTY OF U.S." on the top of the barrel and on the right side of the frame above trigger guard. Crossed cannon ordnance stamp usually found on the right side of the frame. Monogrammed hard rubber grips. Type II takedown only. Note the early Model Bs shipped to the government and marked "PROPERTY OF U.S." had the original frame contour with transition to the B-US contour between ser. no. 99,261 and 100,972, .22 LR cal., 10 shot mag.
.22 LR cal., chambered for .22 LR shot shell cartridge, essentially a Model B with a 6 3/4 in. smoothbore barrel only without choke, ivory bead front sight, left side of slide is stamped "HI-STANDARD MODEL S .22 LR SHOT ONLY", this variation was never a production model, ten are registered as Model S. Additional five with Model C slides are registered, Model C/S. Others may exist but only 15 are registered with BATFE (see serial numbers below). Manufactured in 1939 and 1940. Values for both variations are equal. 6 3/4 in. barrels. C-R.
.22 Short cal. only, identical to Model B in appearance, small frame, 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. lightweight barrel, fixed rear sight, checkered hard rubber grips with or without H.S. monogram, this action was adapted for the decreased power of the .22 Short cartridge. Early production in separate serial number series beginning with 500 and continuing through 3,116. Joined regular serial number series at 42,806. There are numerous Model Cs in the regular serial number series earlier than 42,806 around 25,600 which shipped a date later than the Model Bs in the same serial number range. C-R.
.22 LR cal., similar to Model B, except grip part of frame is lengthened with a squared-off butt, 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. lightweight barrel, adj. rear sight, checkered walnut grips, checkered thumb rest walnut grips optionally available separately, automatic slide lock, 10 shot mag. Approx. 7,300 mfg. C-R.
.22 LR cal., identical to Model A except 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. medium weight barrel (approx. 79 in. diameter at frame), adj. sights, walnut grips, checkered thumb rest walnut grips optionally available separately, slide lock, trigger stop, 10 shot mag. Approx. 2,500 mfg. C-R.
.22 LR cal., high quality, deluxe model of the hammerless series, adj. sight, 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. heavy bull barrel (approx. 90 in. diameter at frame), checkered walnut target grips with thumb rest, automatic slide lock, trigger stop, 10 shot mag. Approx. 2,600 mfg. C-R.
.22 LR cal., first exposed hammer model, similar to Model D, 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. medium weight barrel, adj. sight, trigger stop, slide lock, checkered walnut grips, (checkered thumb rest walnut grips optionally available separately), no external safety, 10 shot mag., pistols in the 135,990 to 145,439 range have a safety and are marked "Model HD" but do not have the adjustable sight or trigger overtravel screw. Fewer than 700 mfg. C-R.
.22 LR cal., this model was developed because the government needed a training pistol similar to the Colt Model 1911 .45 ACP, the result was a Model HD with external safety and fixed sight, 4 1/2 in. medium weight barrel, the barrel is marked "Property of USA", black checkered hard rubber grips, first models mfg. had high gloss blue finish, changed to a parkerized finish around ser. no. 128,000 to 130,000. Approx. 34,000 mfg. 1943-1945. C-R.
.22 LR cal., variation of the USA-Model-HD with integral silencer, mfg. for U.S. Government for the OSS during 1944 and 1945, ownership requires NFA transfer, approx. 2,000 mfg. Only a few registered with BATFE for civilian ownership.
.22 LR cal., though called H-D Military, this model was not mfg. for the government, essentially a Model H-D with an external safety, 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. barrel, plastic (early mfg.) or checkered walnut grips (later mfg,) trigger stop (later manufacture), 10 shot mag. Approx. 143,000 mfg. C-R.
.22 LR cal., deluxe model of exposed hammer series, 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. heavy barrel, adj. sight, trigger stop, slide lock, deluxe hand checkered walnut grips with thumb rests, no external safety, 10 shot mag. Rare - approx. 1,000 mfg. 1941-42. C-R.
.22 LR cal., similar to Model A, 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. lightweight barrel, adj. sight, slide lock, plain checkered walnut grips, no external safety, 10 shot mag. Rare - approx. 1,000 mfg. C-R.
.22 LR cal., duplicate of Model B with external hammer, 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. lightweight barrel, fixed sight, checkered hard rubber grips with or w/o H.S. monogram, no external safety, 10 shot mag. Approx. 2,200 mfg. C-R.
reintroduced as the H-B second model similar to first model, except with external safety. C-R.
.380 ACP cal., only in-house production of a center-fire pistol, transition model to the G-series using a lever takedown, exposed hammer, fixed sights, checkered black plastic grips, external safety, 5 in. barrel only, 6 shot mag. Approx. 7,400 mfg. in a serial number series of its own but a few examples exist in the regular serial number range around 329,337. C-R.
.22 LR cal., similar to Model B with light barrel, small frame, external safety, fixed sight, monogrammed checkered brown plastic grips, interchangeable 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. barrel with lever takedown, 10 shot mag., last short frame model produced. Approx. 4,900 mfg. C-R.
.22 LR cal., large frame, medium weight, interchangeable 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. barrel with lever takedown, adj. Davis sight (named for designer G.F. Davis), sight is adj. for both windage and elevation, trigger stop, slide lock, grips avail. in plain checkered walnut or deluxe with thumb rest, 10 shot mag. Approx. 3,300 mfg. C-R.
.22 LR cal., deluxe top-of-the-line model, large frame, interchangeable 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. heavy bull barrel with lever takedown, Davis adj. sight, deluxe walnut hand checkered grips with thumb rest, trigger stop, slide lock, 10 shot mag. Approx. 2,900 mfg. C-R.
.22 Short cal., adaptation of Model GE in .22 Short cal., also known as First Model Olympic, deluxe top-of-the-line quality, interchangeable 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. heavy bull barrel with lever takedown, Davis adj. sight, deluxe hand checkered walnut grips with thumb rests, trigger stop, slide lock, grooved fore and rear strap, first High Standard production gun with aluminum slide. special curved magazine, about 32 early guns exist which utilized a curved magazine with a straight back, the majority of these Olympics use the curved magazine with a humped back, grooved surface on top of barrel and slide. Rare - approx. 1,250 mfg. C-R.
.22 LR cal., 10 shot mag., similar to Field-King except has fixed sight and lightweight interchangeable 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. barrel featuring lever takedown, early models did not have a slide hold back when the magazine became empty, early variation w/o hold back was produced in about twice the quantity as the later models incorporating this feature. C-R.
.22 LR cal., plain version of Supermatic, 10 shot mag., interchangeable 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. barrels with lever takedown, Davis adj. sight, trigger stop, slide lock, 10 shot mag., no rib on barrels or provisions for weights. C-R.
.22 LR cal., 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. interchangeable barrel with lever takedown, Davis adj. sight, trigger stop, 10 shot mag., slide lock, grooved front and back straps, brown plastic thumb rest grips, serrated rib between front and rear sight, adj. 2 oz. and 3 oz. weights which dovetail into and beneath barrel, a filler strip was provided for when the weights were not used. C-R.
.22 Short cal., identical in all respects to the Supermatic, except has aluminum slide for rapid recoil, 10 shot mag., interchangeable 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. barrel with lever takedown, also available as combination with both barrels, Davis adj. sight, ribbed barrels and provisions for weights, 2 oz. and a 3 oz. weight were provided with this model, as was a filler strip for when the weights were not used, grooved front and back straps on frame. Some, perhaps a few hundred, of the early guns exist which utilize the humpback curved magazine from the previous series, but the majority of these Olympics use a newly developed straight magazine. C-R.
.22 LR cal., similar to Flite-King but with steel slide and frame, SK 100 stamped on right side of slide, front and rear grip straps on this model are smooth, slide lock, fixed rear sight. C-R.
.22 LR cal., similar to standard Sport-King, except has forged aluminum alloy frame, "Lightweight" is inscribed in script on the left side of frame, also available in nickel.
.22 Short cal., 10 shot mag., blued finish with black anodized aluminum frame and slide, 4 1/2, 6 3/4 in. barrel, or a combination with both barrel lengths, brown plastic checkered thumb rest grips, fixed sights. C-R.
.22 LR cal., 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. interchangeable barrel with push-button takedown, FK 100 stamped on right side of slide, 10 shot mag., front and rear grip straps on this model are smooth, slide lock, trigger stop, adj. rear sight. Mfg. briefly in 1954. C-R.
.22 LR cal., 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. interchangeable barrel with push-button takedown, "S-100" stamped on right side of slide, 10 shot mag., adj. 2 oz. or 3 oz. weights, slide lock, trigger stop, adj. rear sight, grooved front and back straps on frame, a 2 oz. and a 3 oz. weight were provided with this model as was a filler strip for when the weights were not used. Mfg. briefly in 1954. A few were sold to the U.S. government. C-R.
.22 Short cal., 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. interchangeable barrel with push-button takedown, 10 shot mag., "O-100" stamped on right side of alloy slide, adj. 2 oz. or 3 oz. weights, adj. rear sight, slide lock, trigger stop, grooved front and back straps on frame, a 2 oz. and a 3 oz. weight were provided with this model as was a filler strip for when the weights were not used. Mfg. briefly in 1954. C-R.
.22 LR cal., 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. interchangeable barrel with push-button takedown, FK 101 stamped on right side of slide, 10 shot mag., front and rear grip straps on this model are smooth, adj. rear sight, slide lock, trigger stop, brown plastic thumb rest grips, 6 3/4 in. barrel incorporates a muzzle brake with one slot either side of the front sight. A few shipped in 1959 around ser. no. 1,039,1XX. C-R.
.22 LR cal., 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. interchangeable barrel with push-button takedown, "S 101" stamped on right side of slide, 10 shot mag., adj. 2 oz. or 3 oz. weights and a filler strip for when the weights were not used, 6 3/4 in. barrel incorporates a muzzle brake with one slot either side of the front sight, slide lock, trigger stop, adj. rear sight, brown plastic thumb rest grips, grooved front and back straps on frame, about 3,700 were produced with U.S. marking for the military and another approx. 1,600 made for the USMC which typically are not US marked. C-R.
.22 Short cal., 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. interchangeable barrel with push-button takedown, "O-101" stamped on right side of alloy slide, 10 shot mag., adj. 2 oz. or 3 oz. weights and a filler strip for when the weights were not used, 6 3/4 in. barrel incorporates a muzzle brake with one slot either side of the front sight, adj. rear sight, slide lock, trigger stop, brown plastic thumb rest grips, grooved front and back straps on frame. A very small number were sold to the U.S. government. C-R.
kits for converting .22 LR guns to .22 Short were announced in both the 1956 catalog and in a 1956 brochure. Kits include a barrel, an aluminum slide, and magazine (.22 short to .22 LR conversion had a steel slide).
.22 LR cal., 10 shot mag., 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. lightweight, round and tapered barrels, blued finish, fixed sights, checkered plastic grips, smooth grip straps, also available as a combination with both barrel lengths. C-R.
.22 Short cal., otherwise similar to the Sport King Models 102 and 103, steel frames with an alloy slide. C-R.
.22 LR cal., 10 shot, 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. tapered barrel, brown diamond checkered plastic slant grips, adj. sight, push-button takedown, smooth front and back grip straps. C-R.
.22 LR cal., 10 shot, 6 3/4, 8, and 10 in. tapered barrels, diamond checkered plastic slant grips, adj. sight, push-button takedown, one grade above Tournament, grooved front and back grip straps, trigger stop, trigger pull adjustment, adj. sight located on 8 and 10 in. barrel, detachable stabilizer and 2 or 3 oz. barrel weights available. C-R.
.22 LR cal., 10 shot, 6 3/4 in., 8 in. and 10 in. tapered barrels, high gloss "Trophy" finish, detachable barrel weights and stabilizer also available, walnut checkered thumb rest grips, grooved front and back grip straps, trigger stop, trigger pull adjustment, gold trigger, gold safety button and gold inlaid lettering, adj. sight and push-button takedown. The U.S. government ordered a small number of the Model 102 Trophys. C-R.
.22 Short cal., similar to Citation, adj. sight located on 8 and 10 in. barrel and on the slide of the 6 3/4 in. barrel, early models marked "Olympic Citation", then changed to "Olympic" only about 1960, grooved front and back straps on frame, checkered plastic grips, trigger stop, trigger pull adjustment. C-R.
.22 LR cal., 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. lightweight, round and tapered barrel, 10 shot mag., blue finish, fixed sights, checkered plastic grips, smooth grip straps, available as a combination with both barrel lengths.
.22 Short cal., similar to Sport King Model 103, steel frame with an alloy slide. There were 44 specials with 6 3/4 in. barrels made with adjustable sights for export in April 1962. There were two export only models made in 1966 and 1967, catalog numbers 9224 and 9225. The export models were made in relative small numbers and to date none have been reported in the US.
.22 LR cal., 4 1/2, 5 1/2 bull (avail. 1963), or 6 3/4 in. tapered barrel, 10 shot mag., brown diamond checkered plastic slant grips, adj. sight, push-button takedown, smooth front and back grip straps.
.22 LR cal., 5 1/2 in. bull barrel, 10 shot mag., blue finish, adj. sights, checkered plastic grips, smooth grip straps, some mfg. with Model 103 marked slides.
.22 LR cal., 6 3/4, 8, or 10 in. tapered barrels, 10 shot, diamond checkered plastic slant grips, adj. sight, push-button takedown, one grade above Tournament, grooved front and back grip straps, trigger stop, trigger pull adjustment, adj. sight located on 8 and 10 in. barrel (a 5 1/2 in. target bull barrel became avail. in 1962), detachable stabilizer and 2 or 3 oz. barrel weights available.
.22 LR cal., 6 3/4 in., 8 or 10 in. tapered barrels, 5 1/2 bull and 7 1/4 in. fluted barrels became avail. in 1962, high gloss "Trophy" finish, 10 shot, detachable barrel weights and stabilizer were also available, walnut checkered thumbrest grips, grooved front and back grip straps, trigger stop, trigger pull adjustment, gold trigger, gold safety button and gold inlaid lettering, adj. sight and push-button takedown.
.22 Short cal., 6 3/4 in. barrel with integral stabilizer, 10 shot, grooved grip straps, checkered walnut thumbrest grips, trigger stop, trigger pull adjustment, alloy slide.
.22 Short cal., similar to Citation, adj. sight located on 8 in and 10 in. barrel and on the slide of the 6 3/4 in. barrel, grooved front and back straps on frame, checkered plastic grips, trigger stop, trigger pull adjustment.
.22 LR cal., similar to Model 102/103 Series, 10 shot mag., blue finish, adj. sights, brown plastic grips were standard on the 6 3/4, 8, and 10 in. guns, or thumbrest walnut checkered grips standard on the 5 1/2 in. model, grooved front and back straps.
.22 LR cal., similar to Model 102/103 Series, top-of-the-line target model, 5 1/2 in. bull, or 7 1/4 in. fluted barrel, extra mag., muzzle brake and weights were supplied with gun, grooved front and back straps, super polished blue finish, adjustable sights, 2 and 3 oz. adjustable weights, checkered walnut thumb rest grips, grooved front and back straps on frame. Mfg. 1964-65.
.22 LR cal., similar to Model 102, grooved front and back straps, checkered plastic grips.
.22 Short cal., similar to Model 102, grooved front and back straps, 6 3/4 in. barrel with integral muzzle brake, the 5 1/2 in. bull barrel was supplied with muzzle brake and weights, walnut checkered thumbrest grips standard, 5 1/2 in. barrel introduced 1964.
.22 LR cal., 10 shot mag. 4 1/2 in. or 5 1/2 in. slab sided barrels with either ventilated or solid ribs, adj. sights are integral with the rib, blue finish, barrel tapped for weight, checkered walnut thumb rest grips, grooved front and back straps on frame, trigger is adj. for both pull force and over travel, probably 600 of these slant grip Victors were mfg. in all configurations, and probably fewer than 40 each of the 4 1/2 in. guns. Most guns are in the ser. no. range above 2,401,860 to 2,460,614, with a possible few in the ML serial number series. All but a few of the just over 200 guns produced in 1974 were exported, making finding one in the U.S. more difficult.
.22 LR cal., entry level target pistol, early guns had smooth front and back straps and no trigger stop, later models had stippled grip straps and a trigger stop, slide mounted rear sight instead of bridge sight, 5 1/2 in. bull or 6 3/4 in. tapered barrel with military grips.
.22 LR cal., 5 1/2 in. bull or 7 1/4 in. fluted barrel, mid-level target pistol, trigger stop, trigger pull adjustment, stippled front and back straps, new rear bridge type sight.
.22 LR cal., 5 1/2 bull or 7 1/4 in. fluted barrel, high gloss "Trophy" finish on early guns, top-of-the-line target pistol, trigger stop, trigger pull adjustment, stippled front and back straps, gold plated trigger, safety and magazine release, gold filled lettering, new rear bridge type sight.
.22 Short cal., target pistol, 6 3/4 in. tapered barrel with integral stabilizer, trigger stop, trigger pull adjustment, stippled front and back straps, rear bridge type sight, military grips, supplied with extra mag. and weights.
.22 LR cal., similar to previous Sport-Kings, except has military grips, labeled "SPORT KING-M." Mfg. in East Hartford only.
.22 LR cal., early models were marked "SHARPSHOOTER", later models were labeled "SHARPSHOOTER-M." Mfg. in East Hartford only.
introduced 1981, includes Sharpshooter-M pistol, electroless nickel, 5 1/2 in. bull barrel, push-button takedown, packaged in canvas carrying case with extra nickel magazine.
.22 LR cal., similar to Model 106 Series, last of the Tournament pistols, adj. sight mounted on slide, smooth front and back straps on frame. About 1,600 are U.S. marked on the right side and were sold to the U.S. government.
.22 LR cal., similar to Model 106 Series, 7 1/4 fluted and 5 1/2 in. bull barrel available, mid-level target pistol.
.22 LR cal., similar to Model 106 Series, top-of-the-line target pistol.
.22 LR cal., highly engraved version of a Supermatic Trophy Military Model 107, high polish blue finish, 5 1/2 in. bull barrel, has 5 Olympic gold rings on right side of receiver, ser. no. has a "T" prefix, came with a lined presentation case, early models were marked "MODEL 107", and were not high polished. C-R.
.22 Short cal., target pistol for Olympic Style Rapid Fire Events, 6 3/4 in. fluted barrel with integral stabilizer and two detachable weights.
engraved, right side of slide has the five gold ring Olympic logo, "USA" prefix on serial numbers from 0001 to 1000, lined presentation case, a limited edition of the Model 107 Olympic ISU with 1000 being produced. C-R.
.22 LR cal., 4 1/2 or 5 1/2 in. slab sided barrels with either ventilated or solid ribs, 10 shot mag., adjustable sights are integral with the rib, blue finish, barrel tapped for weight, checkered walnut thumb rest grips, stippled front and back straps on frame, earliest ventilated steel ribs (1971) were smooth on top, later steel ventilated ribs were grooved, aluminum replaced the steel on later ventilated ribs, still later a clearance groove was added for spent shell ejection behind the barrel, solid aluminum ribs introduced 1973, early models marked "THE VICTOR" on the left side of the barrel, later guns marked simply "VICTOR" on the left side of the frame, a few transition guns are marked in both locations, early weights are rectangular with round bottoms, later weights were flat bottomed with three grooves.
.22 LR cal., 5 1/2 in. bull barrel, push-button takedown. Specifically designed for top flight shooting, hand-picked parts and precisely assembled by one of only five High Standard Master Gunsmiths (with his initials under the left grip of each gun), black matte finish, black painted checkered walnut grips, stippled front and back straps. Mfg. in East Hartford.
includes 5 1/2 in. barrel with aluminum vent. rib and barrel weight, designated #9370 when mfg.
includes a 5 1/2 in. bull barrel and a stabilizer, designated #9371 when mfg.
includes a .22 LR cal., 10 in. bull barrel with front sight and rear sight adapter for adj. rear sights, barrel will work with either large push-button takedown or socket head screw takedown.
.22 LR cal., similar to ML series, except has allen screw takedown, 4 1/2 or 6 3/4 in. barrel, electroless nickel finish also available, also called the "SPORT KING-M."
.22 LR cal., "SH" prefix serial no. with allen screw takedown, military grips, electroless nickel version utilized in some survival kits.
.22 LR cal., similar to previous Citation model, except with allen screw takedown and military grips.
.22 LR cal., 10 shot, new variation of the Supermatic Citation, 5 1/2 or 7 1/4 in. slab sided barrel, checkered military-type wood grips, allen screw takedown, SH prefix serial no., slab sided barrel, rear sight mounted on slide, electroless nickel model also available in the survival pack, this model replaced the Sharpshooter and the Supermatic Citation.
.22 LR cal., similar to previous Trophy Model with "SH" prefix, except has allen screw takedown, military grips.
.22 LR cal., similar to previous Victor, new allen screw takedown, "SH" prefix, military grips, 5 1/2 in. vent. barrel only mfg. in this Victor Series, some Victor ser. numbers had a "V" suffix.
.22 LR cal., top-of-the-line model similar to previous 10-X, but with allen screw takedown, also available with 7 1/4 in. fluted barrel and a 5 1/2 in. ribbed barrel like a Victor.
.22 LR cal., Sharpshooter "M" or Citation II electroless nickel, allen screw takedown, packaged in canvas carrying case with extra nickel magazine (two different fabrics utilized during production).
.22 S, L, or LR cal., aluminum frame, 9 shot, SA and DA, swing out cylinder, 2 3/8, 3, 4, 5, or 6 in. barrel, fixed sights, return spring on ejector beginning with R-102 Series, 2 3/8 in. barrel model with bobbed hammer (disc. 1960) then standard spur hammer (beginning 1961) w/o change of catalog number.
2 3/8 in. barrel, offered w/either turquoise, pink, or gold color anodized frames, featured nickel plated cylinders, triggers, and hammers, round butt ivory colored plastic grips, mahogany finished case.
.22 S, L, or LR cal., aluminum frame, 4 or 6 in. barrel, swing out cylinder, adj. sights, two-piece walnut grips, blue or nickel finish. Mfg. 1962-1964.
.22 S, L, or LR cal., aluminum frame, 4 or 6 in. barrel, swing out cylinder, wide trigger, fixed sights, two-piece plastic or walnut square butt grips, blue or nickel finish, 24 or 26 oz.
.22 S, L, or LR cal., swing out cylinder, 2 3/8 in. barrel, aluminum frame, checkered bird's head grip, blue or nickel finish, 20 oz.
22 LR cal., swing out cylinder, 9 shot, 4 in. barrel, adj. sights, blue finish, aluminum frame, round butt walnut grips.
22 LR or .22 WMR cal., 6 in. barrel, blue, adj. rear sight, checkered walnut grips, also available as a combination with both cylinders.
.22 S, L, or LR cal., SA or DA, steel frame, 2, 3, or 4 in. barrel, swing out cylinder, fixed or adj. (3 or 4 in. barrel only) sights, smooth wood, square butt grips, blue or satin nickel finish.
.22 WMR cal., steel frame, 2, 3, or 4 in. barrel, fixed or adj. sights, smooth wood square butt grips, blue or nickel finish.
.38 Spl. cal., 5 shot, SA or DA, swing out cylinder, blue finish, steel frame, serial numbers between PG 1010 and PG1273, only 177 mfg. 1983-84.
similar to Mark I Sentinel, except without the Mark I markings, steel frame, blue finish, offered as a combination with cylinders for .22 LR and .22 WMR cal.
.357 Mag. cal., SA or DA, 6 shot, swing out cylinder, blue finish, steel frame, fixed sights, produced by Dan Wesson for High Standard from 1974-75.
.357 Mag. cal., swing out cylinder, 2 1/2, 4, or 6 in. barrel, 6 shot, steel frame, adj. sights, blue finish. Mfg. by Dan Wesson for High Standard 1974-1975.
.44 Mag. or .45 Colt cal., swing-out cylinder, unique geared SA/DA, 6 shot, adj. sights.
.44 Mag. or .45 LC cal., 51 mfg. for each cal. in 8 3/8 in. barrel with 1/3 coverage engraving (ser. no. 0-50), employing gear assembly, blue with a gold crusader figure on the sideplate and an anniversary rollmark to commemorate High Standard's 50th anniversary, cased.
.22 S, L, or LR cal., SA/DA, aluminum or steel frame, 4 1/2 or 5 1/2 in. barrel, 9 shot, fixed or adj. sights, square butt walnut grips, two models have their grip straps and trigger guard nickel plated, blue or nickel finish.
.22 S, L, or LR cal., SA/DA, 4 or 4 1/2 in. barrel, no ejector rod housing, aluminum frame, fixed sights, square butt walnut grips, blue or nickel finish.
.22 LR or .22 WMR cal., DA, 4 1/2, 5 1/2, or 9 1/2 in. barrel, 9 shot, swing out cylinder, fixed sights except for one model.
.22 S, L, or LR cal., SA/DA, aluminum frame guns, blue finish, fixed sights, square butt grips, one model has grip straps and trigger guard with gold plating contrasting with the blue frame. Mfg. 1958-1970.
.22 S, L, LR, or .22 WMR cal., steel frame, or a combination with both cylinders, 9 1/2 in. barrel only.
22 S, L, or LR cal., SA/DA, aluminum frame, 5 1/2 in. barrel, one model has grip straps and trigger guard with gold plating contrasting with the blue frame, return spring on ejector beginning with W-102 Series. Mfg. 1958-1970.
.22 S, L, or LR cal., SA or DA, steel frame, walnut grips, blue or nickel finish. Mfg. 1971-1984.
.22 S, L, LR cal., SA/DA, 9 shot, available as a combination model with a second cylinder in .22 WMR, blue finish with gold plated grip straps and trigger guard, steel frame, 7 in. octagon barrel, fixed or adj. sights and square butt walnut grips, gold plated grip frame.
.22 S, L, or LR cal., 3 1/2 in. barrel, brass grip frame, fixed sights, walnut grips, blue finish.
.22 S, L, LR cal., SA/DA, 9 shot, blue finish, aluminum frame, 4 1/2 in. barrel, fixed sights, faux ivory bird's head grips.
.22 S, L, LR cal., SA or DA, 9 shot, blue finish, aluminum frame, fixed sights, 5 1/2 in. long barrel, square butt stag style plastic or faux ivory grips.
.22 S, L, or LR cal., 22 1/4 in. barrel, walnut stock, open sights, 15, 17, or 21 shot tube mag.
similar to Field Model, except has beavertail forearm and Monte Carlo stock.
.22 S, L, or LR cal., 18 1/4 in. barrel, straight grip walnut stock with barrel band and sling, open sights, 12, 14, or 17 shot tube mag.
revised nomenclature for the Sport-King Special, catalog number 6005 is also the same gun but called Sport-King, a special promotional package (catalog number 8007) was offered which included the Sport-King rifle, a zippered gun case, a plastic trigger lock, and G-96 gun lubricant.
.270 Win. or .30-06 cal., Mauser type action, 4 shot mag., 22 in. barrel, folding rear sight, plain stock.
similar to Field, except has checkered Monte Carlo stock and sling swivels.
.22 S, L, or LR cal., 24 in. barrel, tube mag., hammerless, Patridge sight, Monte Carlo stock with pistol grip, semi beavertail forearm.
some of the Sears versions of this shotgun were recalled for safety considerations in the late 1990s.
12 or 20 ga., 2 3/4 (12 ga.) or 3 (20 ga.) chambers, 28 or 30 in. barrel, full or modified choke, improved cylinder, gas operated, blue finish, plain pistol grip walnut stock and forearm, 4 shot mag. capacity.
12 or 20 ga., similar to the Supermatic Field except has 27 in. barrel with 6-position click stop adjustable choke, 2 3/4 (12 ga.) or 3 in. (20 ga.) chambers.
12 or 20 ga., 2 3/4 (12 ga.) or 3 (20 ga.) in. chambers, gas operated, blue finish, 26, 27, 28, or 30 in. barrel, checkered pistol grip, walnut stock and forearm, 4 shot mag., recoil pad (new 1966).
similar to Supermatic Trophy model except w/o vent. rib, 2 3/4 in. chambers, 6 click stop adjustable choke.
12 or 20 ga., 2 3/4 (12 ga.) or 3 (20 ga.) in. chamber, gas operated, blue finish, checkered walnut stock and forend, 4 shot mag., 6 click stop adjustable choke.
12 ga., 3 in. magnum chamber, (also fits 2 3/4 in. shells), blue finish, checkered pistol grip walnut stock and forearm, 5 (2 3/4 in. shells) or 4 (3 in. shells) shot mag.
similar to Supermatic Deluxe, except has 22 in. cylinder bore barrel, rifle sights, checkered stock and forearm, recoil pad.
similar to Supermatic Deluxe, except has select American walnut stock and forearm, 2 3/4 (12 ga.) or 3 (20 ga.) in. chamber.
similar to Supermatic Deluxe, except has select American walnut stock and forearm and recoil pad.
12, 16, 20 ga. or .410 bore, 2 3/4 (12 or 16 ga.) or 3 (20 ga. or .410 bore) in. chamber, blued finish, 4 or 5 shot mag., plain pistol grip walnut stock and forend.
12, 16, or 20 ga., 2 3/4 (12 or 16 ga.) or 3 (20 ga.) in. chamber, 5 shot mag., blued finish, 27 in. barrel, 6 click adj. choke, walnut stock and forend.
12, 16, 20, 28 ga., or .410 bore, 2 3/4 (12, 16, 28 ga.) or 3 (20 ga. or .410 bore) chamber, blued finish, checkered walnut pistol grip stock and forearm, 5 shot mag., 6 click adj. choke, available with and without a vent. rib, recoil pad beginning 1966 except .410 models.
12 ga., also sold as part of a promotional package beginning in 1971, which included the Model 200, a zippered gun case, a plastic trigger lock, and G-96 gun lubricant.
12 or 16 ga., 2 3/4 in. chamber, similar to Flite-King Trophy, except does not have vent. rib.
12, 16, or 20 ga., 2 3/4 (12 or 16 ga.) or 3 (20 ga.) in. chamber, blued finish, walnut stock and forend, 5 shot mag, vent. rib.
12 ga., 2 3/4 in. chamber, similar to the Flite-King Field, except has adj. rifle sights, receiver is tapped for the Williams sight and provisions exist for sling swivels, deluxe models have Williams receiver sight, a leather sling and a recoil pad.
12, 20, 28 ga. or .410 bore, 2 3/4 (12 or 28 ga.) or 3 (20 ga. or .410 bore) in. chamber, similar to Flite-King Deluxe except has select American walnut stock and forearm and no recoil pad.
12 ga., 2 3/4 in. chamber, similar to Flite-King Deluxe, except has select American Walnut stock and forearm and recoil pad, 30 in. barrel.
12 ga., boxlock, selective auto ejectors, single trigger, fully engraved receiver, skipline checkered walnut stock with pistol grip, vent. forearm, recoil pad, special "Airflow" rib. Imported from Nikko in Japan.
similar to Shadow Indy, except has a standard size vent. rib, conventional forearm, no recoil pad, standard checkering, and less engraving. Imported from Nikko in Japan.
12 or 20 ga., semi-auto, gas operated, interchangeable barrels, checkered walnut stock and forearm, special "Airflow" rib. Imported from Nikko in Japan.
12 ga., 20 in. cylinder bore barrel, 4 shot mag., recoil pad walnut stock and forearm.
12 ga., combat model, 18 in. barrel, unique bullpup design incorporates raked pistol grip in front of receiver and metal shoulder pad attached directly to rear of receiver, black Cycolac plastic shroud and pistol grip, very compact size (28 in. overall). Disc.
4 shot mag., fixed carrying handle and integral flashlight. Between 1,700 and 1,800 were produced beginning 1967.
12 ga., folding carrying handle, provisions made for attaching a Kel-lite flashlight to receiver top, extended blade front sight, 4 shot mag., carrying case.
12 ga. only on the Flite King Action, 18 or 20 in. barrel, police riot gun, available with or w/o rifle sights, plain pistol grip oiled walnut stock & forearm, changed to walnut stained and lacquered birch in the mid-1970s.
.22 LR cal., 4 1/2 or 6 1/2 in. barrels, fixed sight, striker fired, oversized plastic grips, M-100 stamped on right side of slide, unique thumb screw takedown, push button release for the thumb screw, push button mag. release and oversized trigger guard. Mfg. 1954.
.22 LR cal., 4 1/2 or 6 1/2 in. barrel, fixed sight, oversized plastic grips, "M-101" stamped on right side of slide (mfg. 1954 to 1970), later appeared renamed "Plinker" M-101 during 1971 to 1973.
similar to the Dura-Matic M-101 with slight modifications, sold by Sears & Roebuck under the J.C. Higgins trademark.
2 in. bbl., fixed sights, blue #9350 mfg. 1974-77. 2 in. bbl., fixed sights, nickel #9351 mfg. 1974-77. 3 in. bbl., fixed sights, blue #9352 mfg. 1974 only. 3 in. bbl., fixed sights, nickel #9354 mfg. 1974 only. 4 in. bbl., fixed sights, blue #9356 mfg. 1974-77. 4 in. bbl., fixed sights, nickel #9358 mfg. 1974-77. 4 in. bbl., adj. sights, blue #9357 mfg. 1974-77. 4 in. bbl., adj. sights, nickel #9359 mfg. 1974-77.
The following versions were in the catalogs and proive lists but only one sample cat. No. 9353 has been found in the shipping records.
3 in. bbl., fixed sights, blue #9352 mfg. 1974 only. 3 in. bbl., fixed sights, nickel #9354 mfg. 1974 only. 3 in. bbl., adj. sights, blue #9353 mfg. 1974 only. 3 in. bbl., adj. sights, nickel #9355 mfg. 1974 only.
2 in. bbl., fixed sights, blue #9360 mfg. 1974-77. 2 in. bbl., fixed sights, nickel #9361 mfg. 1974-77. 3 in. bbl., fixed sights, blue #9362 mfg. 1974-77. 3 in. bbl., fixed sights, nickel #9363 mfg. 1974-77. 3 in. bbl., adj. sights, blue #9364 mfg. 1974-77. 3 in. bbl., adj. sights, nickel #9365 mfg. 1974-77. 4 in. bbl., fixed sights, blue #9366 mfg. 1974-77. 4 in. bbl., fixed sights, nickel #9367 mfg. 1974-77. 4 in. bbl., adj. sights, blue #9368 mfg. 1974-77. 4 in. bbl., adj. sights, nickel #9369 mfg. 1974-77.
.357 Mag., 4 1/4 in. barrel, medium frame, catalog #9458 advertised 1979-1980. .357 Mag., 6 1/2 in. barrel, medium frame, catalog #9459 advertised 1979-1980. .357 Mag., 4 1/4 in. barrel, large frame, catalog #9471 advertised 1979-1980. .357 Mag., 6 1/2 in. barrel, large frame, catalog #9472 advertised 1979-1980. .44 Mag., 4 1/4 in. barrel, large frame, catalog #9452 advertised 1979-1980. .44 Mag., 6 1/2 in. barrel, large frame, catalog #9453 advertised 1979-1980. .44 Mag., 8 3/4 in. barrel, large frame, catalog #9454 advertised 1979-1980. .45 Colt, 4 1/4 in. barrel, large frame, catalog #9455 advertised 1979-1980. .45 Colt, 6 1/2 in. barrel, large frame, catalog #9456 advertised 1979-1980. .45 Colt, 8 3/4 in. barrel, large frame, catalog #9457 advertised 1979-1980. Only a few prototypes with "EX" prefix serial numbers of this model exist, and pre-production Crusaders with serial numbers C1001 and C1002 exist.
Advertising materials at the time listed 450 revolvers of each cal. in a 6 1/2 in. barrel (ser. no. 51-500). Serial numbers for the 8 3/4 in. barrels are 44M0 through 44M50 (shipped 1979 through 1981) and 45C0 through 45C50 (shipped in 1981). Serial numbers 44M51 through 44M500 (approx. 425 guns shipped 1978-1983). Serial numbers 45C51 through 45C487 (approx. 339 guns shipped 1981-1983). .44 Mag., 8 3/4 in. barrel, first 51 of 501 commemoratives #9601 mfg. 1979-1981. .44 Mag., 6 1/2 in. barrel, balance of 501 commemoratives #9603 mfg. 1978-1983. .45 Colt, 8 3/4 in. barrel, first 51 of 501 commemoratives #9600 mfg. 1981 only. .45 Colt, 6 1/2 in. barrel, balance of 501 commemoratives #9602 mfg. 1981-1983.
Durango W-105 Series, aluminum frame - 4 1/2 in. bbl., blue with brass trim #9302 mfg. 1970-73. Durango W-105 Series, aluminum frame - 5 1/2 in. bbl., blue #9307, mfg. 1971-73. Durango W-105 Series, aluminum frame - 5 1/2 in. bbl., nickel #9308 mfg. 1971-73. Durango W-106 Series, steel frame - 5 1/2 in. bbl., blue with nickel trim, #9316 mfg. 1974 only. Durango W-106 Series, steel frame - 5 1/2 in. bbl., nickel #9317 mfg. 1974 only. Durango W-106 Series, steel frame - 5 1/2 in. bbl., adj. sights, blue/nickel #9318 mfg. 1974 only.
Aluminum frame: 4 1/2 in. bbl., faux ivory plastic grips #9175 mfg. 1961 only. 5 1/2 in. bbl., faux ivory plastic grips #9176 mfg. 1961 only. 9 1/2 in. bbl., ivory colored plastic grips #9177 mfg. 1961 only. 4 1/2 in. bbl., pearl style plastic grips #9178 mfg. 1961-65. 5 1/2 in. bbl., stag style plastic grips #9179 mfg. 1961-65. 9 1/2 in. bbl., walnut grips #9180 mfg. 1961-65. Sears version #9184 9 1/2 in. bbl., walnut grips, gold colored trim #9199 mfg. 1966 only. 9 1/2 in. bbl., walnut grips #9399 mfg. 1967-1970.

Steel Frame W-106 Series: 9 1/2 in. bbl., .22 S/L/LR #9397 mfg. 1984 only. 9 1/2 in. bbl., .22 WMR #9327 mfg. 1971-74. 9 1/2 in. bbl., combination #9326 mfg. 1971-76. 9 1/2 in. bbl., combination, adj. sights #9328, mfg. 1976-1984.
1958-1970 Mfg Nickel finish: These guns are found in the W-100, W-101, W-102, W-103, and W-104 design series. Catalog Nos.: Blue with faux ivory plastic grip #9169 mfg. 1958-1965. Nickel with black plastic grips #9170 mfg. 1958-1970. Sears version, Blue, "Ranger" #9171. Sears version, Nickel, "Ranger" #9174. Blue/gold colored trim, stag style grips #9129, mfg. 1966 only. Blue, stag style grips #9329 mfg. 1967-1970.

Double Nine 1971-1984 Mfg. Nickel finish: W-106 Series, blue, combination #9320 mfg. 1971-79. W-106 Series, blue, .22 WMR #9321 mfg. 1971-73. W-106 Series, nickel, combination #9322 mfg. 1971-73. W-106 Series, nickel, .22 WMR #9323 mfg. 1971-76. W-106 Series, blue, combination, adj. sights #9324 mfg. 1971-1984. W-106 Series, blue, .22 WMR, adj. sights #9325 mfg. 1971-73.
.22 S, L, LR, in a case #9313 mfg. 1973-74. Combination, in a case #9314 mfg. 1973-74. Combination, in a case, adj. sights #9315 mfg. 1973-74. Combination, without a case #9374 mfg. 1975 only. Combination, without a case, adj. sights #9375 mfg. 1975-1984. .22 S, L, LR, without a case #9379 mfg. 1984 only.
W-104 and W-105 Series #9181 mfg. 1961-1965. Sears version #9183
W-104 and W-105 Series #9182 mfg. 1961-1965. Sears version #9186.
SUPERMATIC FIELD CATALOG NUMBERS: Series Barrel 30 in. Full 28 in. Modified 26 in. Imp. Cyl. 27 in. Adj. Date Range. 12 ga. C-100 Plain 8203 8200 8201 8202 1960-1965. 20 ga. C-200 Plain 8270 8271 8273 1963-1965.
C-100 catalog #8250 mfg. 1961-65. C-200 catalog #8272 mfg. 1963-65.
SUPERMATIC DELUXE CATALOG NUMBERS - 12 Ga Series Barrel 30" Full 28" Full 28" Modified 26" Imp Cyl 27" adj. Date Range. C-100 Plain 8213 8210 8211 8212 1960-1965. C-100 Vent Rib 8214 8215 8216 1960-1965. C-1200 Plain 8207 8204 8205 8206 8251 1966-1972. C-1200 Vent Rib 8224 8225 8226 8227 1966-1973 Late Plain 6207 6205 1973-1975. Late Vent Rib 6224 6225 6226 6232 1973-1976. 20 Ga Series Barrel 28" Full 28" Modified 26" Imp Cyl 27" adj. Date Range. C-200 Plain 8274 8276 1963-1965. C-2011 Plain 8280 8283 8279 8275 1966-1973. C-2011 Vent Rib 8284 8285 8282 1966-1974. Late Plain 6280 6283 6279 1973-1975. Late Vent Rib 6284 6285 - 6282 1973-1976.
Catalog #8220 has a compensator integral with the adjustable choke. 12 ga., 27 in. barrel, adjustable catalog #8220 mfg. 1960. C-100, 12 ga., 27 in. barrel, adjustable catalog #8221 mfg. 1961-62.
Catalog #8230 has a compensator integral with the adjustable choke. 12 ga., 27 in. barrel, Adjustable Vent Rib, catalog #8230 mfg. 1960. C-100, 12 ga., 27 in. barrel, Adjustable Vent Rib, catalog #8231 mfg. 1961-65. C-200, 20 ga., 27 in. barrel, Adjustable Vent Rib, catalog #8281 mfg. 1963-65.
C-101, 12 ga., 3 in., 30 in. barrel, Full Choke Vent Rib, catalog #8240 mfg. 1960 only. C-101, 12 ga., 3 in., 30 in. barrel, Full Choke, catalog #8241 mfg. 1961-62. 12 ga., 3 in., 30 in. barrel, Full Choke Vent Rib, catalog #8242 mfg. 1961-65. 12 ga., 3 in., 30 in. barrel, Full Choke, catalog #8243 mfg. 1963-65. C-1211, 12 ga., 3 in., 30 in. barrel, Full Choke, catalog #8244 mfg. 1966-1973. C-1211, 12 ga., 3 in., 30 in. barrel, Full Choke Vent Rib, catalog #8247 mfg. 1966-1973. 12 ga., 3 in., 30 in. barrel, Full Choke Vent Rib, catalog #6247 mfg. 1973-75.
Receiver tapped for aperture sight on catalog no. 8246. 12 ga., 22 in. barrel, Cylinder Bore, catalog #8245 mfg. 1965 only. C-1200, 12 ga. 22 in. barrel, Cylinder Bore, catalog #8246 mfg. 1966-1972.
C-100, 12 ga., 26 in. barrel, Skeet Choke, Vent Rib, catalog #8260 mfg. 1962-63. 12 ga., 26 in. barrel, Skeet Choke, Vent Rib, catalog #8262 mfg. 1964-65. C-1200, 12 ga., 26 in. barrel, Skeet Choke, Vent Rib, catalog #8264 mfg. 1966-1972. 12 ga., 26 in. barrel, Skeet Choke, Vent Rib, catalog #6264 mfg. 1973-75. 20 ga., 26 in. barrel, Skeet Choke, Vent Rib, catalog #8277 mfg. 1964-65. C-2011, 20 ga., 26 in. barrel, Skeet Choke, Vent Rib, catalog #8287 mfg. 1964-1972. 20 ga., 26 in. barrel, Skeet Choke Vent Rib, catalog #6287 mfg. 1973-75.
Catalog number 8266 is the Executive Trap model with Fajen Monte Carlo stock and 2 3/4 in. chamber. C-100, 12 ga., 30 in. barrel, Full Choke, Vent Rib, catalog #8261 mfg. 1962-63. 12 ga., 30 in. barrel, Full Choke, Vent Rib, catalog #8263 mfg. 1964-65. C-1200, 12 ga., 30 in. barrel, Full Choke, Vent Rib, catalog #8265 mfg. 1966-1972. 12 ga., 30 in. barrel, Full Choke, Vent Rib, catalog #8266 mfg. 1970-72. 12 ga., 30 in. barrel, Full Choke, Vent Rib, catalog #6265 mfg. 1973-75.
FLITE-KING FIELD CATALOG NUMBERS - Series Barrel 30" Full 28" Full 28" Modified 26" Imp Cyl Date Range. 12 Ga K-100 Plain 8103 8100 8101 8102 1960-1965. 16 Ga K-160 Plain - 8300 8301 8302 1960-1965. 20 Ga K-200 Plain - 8400 8401 8402 1960-1965. .410 bore Plain - - - 8450 1962-1965.
K-100, K-10, 12 ga., catalog #8110 mfg. 1961-65. K-160, 16 ga., catalog #8310 mfg. 1961-64. K-200, 20 ga., catalog #8410 mfg. 1961-65.
Catalog nos. 8411 and 6411 were the Converta Pump sold with two stocks - one youth sized and one adult size. The 12 ga. models with catalog nos. 6115 through 6142 are models with provisions for interchangeable barrels. 12 Ga Series Barrel 30" Full 28" Full Modified 26" Imp Cyl 27" Adj Date Range. K-100 Plain 8123 8120 8121 8122 1961-1962. K-100 Vent Rib 8127 8124 8125 8126 1961-1965. K-121/1221 Plain 8135 8132 8133 8134 8115 1966-1972. K-121/1221 Vent Rib 8136 8137 8138 6142 1973-1975. Late Plain 6135 6132 6133 6134 6115 1973-1975. Late Vent Rib 6136 6137 6138 6142 1973-1975. 16 Ga Series Barrel 28" Full 28" Modified 26" Imp Cyl Date Range. K-160 Plain 8320 8321 8322 1961-1962. K-160 Vent Rib 8324 8325 8326 1961-1965. 20 Ga Series Barrel 28" Full 28" Modified 26" Imp Cyl 27" Adj Date Range. K-200 Plain 8400 8401 8402 1961-1962 K-200 Vent Rib 8425 8426 8427 1961-1965. K-2011 Plain 8403 8404 8405 1966-1972. K-2011 Vent Rib 8429 8430 8443 8442 1966-1972. Late Plain 6403 6404 1973-1975. Late Vent 6429 6430 6443 6442 1973-1975. 28 Ga Series Barrel 26" Full 26" Modified Date Range. K-2800 Plain 8332 8333 1966-1972. K-2800 Vent Rib 8334 8335 1966-1972. Late Plain 6332 6333 1973-1975. Late Vent Rib 6334 6335 1973-1975. .410 Bore Series Barrel 26" Full 26" Skeet Date Range. K-4111 Vent Rib 8451 8452 1963-1965. Plain Vent Rib K-4111 Plain 8453 8454 1966-1972. Late 26" Full 6453 6454 1973-1975.
Catalog #8130 has a compensator integral with the adj. choke. K-100, 12 ga., 26 1/2 in. barrel, 6 click stop adj., catalog #8130 mfg. 1960. K-10, 12 ga., 27 in. barrel, 6 click stop adj., catalog #8131 mfg. 1961-62. K-160, 16 ga., 27 in. barrel, 6 click stop adj., catalog #8331 mfg. 1961-62.
Catalog #8140 has a compensator integral with the adjustable choke. K-100, 12 ga., 26 1/2 in. barrel, 6 click stop adjustable, vent rib, catalog #8140, mfg. 1960. K-10, 12 ga., 27 in. barrel, 6 click stop adjustable, vent rib, catalog #8141, mfg. 1961-65. K-160, 16 ga., 27 in. barrel, 6 click stop adjustable, vent rib, catalog #8341, mfg. 1961-64. K-200, 20 ga., 27 in. barrel, 6 click stop adjustable, vent rib., catalog #8441, mfg. 1962-65.
K-102, K-101, 12 ga., 20 in. barrel, cylinder bore, catalog #8105 mfg. 1962-65. K-102, 12 ga., 20 in. barrel, Cylinder Bore Deluxe, catalog #8106 mfg. 1964-65. K-101, 12 ga., 26 in. barrel, Cylinder Bore, catalog #8107 mfg. 1962-63. K-102, 12 ga., 26 in. barrel, Cylinder Bore Deluxe, catalog #8108 mfg. 1964-65. K-102, 12 ga., 18 in. barrel, Cylinder Bore, catalog #8109 mfg. 1964-65. K-120, K-1200, 12 ga., 20 in. barrel, Cylinder Bore, catalog #8116 mfg. 1966 - 1972. K-120, K-1200, 12 ga., 20 in. barrel, Cylinder Bore Deluxe, catalog #8117 mfg. 1966 - 1972. 12 ga., 20 in. barrel, Improved Cylinder, catalog #6116 mfg. 1973-75.
Cat. #6164 is a model with provisions for interchangeable barrels - add $25. K-10, 12 ga., 26 in. barrel, Skeet Bore, Vent Rib, catalog #8160, mfg. 1962-63. 12 ga., 26 in. barrel, Skeet Bore, Vent Rib, catalog #8162, mfg. 1964-65. K-121, K-1211, 12 ga., 26 in. barrel, Skeet Bore, Vent Rib, catalog # 8164, mfg. 1966-1972. 12 ga., 26 in. barrel, Skeet Bore, catalog #6164, mfg. 1973-75, K-200, 20 ga., 26 in. barrel, Skeet Bore, catalog #8428, mfg. 1964-65. K-2011, 20 ga., 26 in. barrel, Skeet Bore, catalog #8431, mfg. 1966-1972. 20 ga., 26 in. barrel, Skeet Bore, catalog #6431, mfg. 1973-75. K-2800, 28 ga., 26 in. barrel, Skeet Bore, catalog #8336, mfg. 1968-1972. 28 ga., 26 in. barrel, Skeet Bore, catalog #6336, mfg. 1973. .410 bore, 26 in. barrel, Skeet Bore, catalog #8452, mfg. 1964-65. K-4111, .410 bore, 26 in. barrel, Skeet Bore, catalog #8455, mfg. 1968-1972. .410 bore, 26 in. barrel, Skeet Bore, catalog #6455, mfg. 1973.
Cat. #8166 is the Executive trap model with Fajen Monte Carlo stock. Add $25 for Cat. #6165 - a model with provisions for interchangeable barrels. K-10, 12 ga., 30 in. barrel, Full Choke, Vent Rib, catalog #8161, mfg. 1962-63. 12 ga., 30 in. barrel, Full Choke, Vent Rib, catalog #8163, mfg. 1964-65. K-121, K-1211, 12 ga. 30 in. barrel, Full Choke, Vent Rib, catalog #8165, mfg. 1966-1972. 12 ga., 30 in. barrel, Full Choke, Vent Rib, catalog #8166, mfg. 1970-71. 12 ga., 30 in. barrel, Full Choke, Vent Rib, catalog #6165, mfg. 1973-75.
12 ga., 2 3/4 in., 271/2 in. barrel, Skeet/Skeet Choke, catalog #54230, imported 1974-75. 12 ga., 2 3/4 in., 29 3/4 in. barrel, Full/Full Choke, catalog #54231, imported 1974-75. 12 ga., 2 3/4 in., 29 3/4 in. barrel, Imp.Mod/Full Choke, catalog #54232, imported 1974-75.
12 ga., 2 3/4 in., 27 1/2 in. barrel, Skeet/Skeet Choke, catalog #54220, imported 1974-75. 12 ga., 2 3/4 in., 27 1/2 in. barrel, Mod./ Imp. Choke, catalog #54221, imported 1974-75. 12 ga., 2 3/4 in., 27 1/2 in. barrel, Full/Mod. Choke, catalog #54222, imported 1974-75. 12 ga., 2 3/4 in., 29 3/4 in. barrel, Full/Full Choke, catalog #54223, imported 1974-75. 12 ga., 2 3/4 in., 29 3/4 in. barrel, Imp. Mod./Full Choke, catalog #54224, imported 1974-75.
12 ga., 2 3/4 in., 28 in. barrel, Imp. Mod. Choke, catalog #54200, imported 1974-75. 12 ga., 2 3/4 in., 28 in. barrel, Mod. Choke, catalog #54201, imported 1974-75. 12 ga., 2 3/4 in., 26 in. barrel, Skeet Choke, catalog #54203, imported 1974-75. 12 ga., 2 3/4 in., 28 in. barrel, Full Choke, catalog #54204, imported 1974-75. 12 ga., 2 3/4 in., 30 in. barrel, Full Choke, catalog #54205, imported 1974-75. 12 ga., 2 3/4 in., 30 in. barrel, Trap Choke, catalog #54206, imported 1974-75. 12 ga., 2 3/4 in., 30 in. barrel, Imp. Mod. Choke, catalog #54207, imported 1974-75. 20 ga., 3 in., 28 in. barrel, Imp. Mod. Choke, catalog #54210, imported 1974-75. 20 ga., 3 in., 28 in. barrel, Mod. Choke, catalog #54211, imported 1974-75. 20 ga., 3 in., 26 in. barrel, Imp. Choke, catalog #54212, imported 1974-75. 20 ga., 3 in., 26 in. barrel, Skeet Choke, catalog #54213, imported 1974-75. 20 ga., 3 in., 28 in. barrel, Full Choke, catalog #54214, imported 1974-75.
C-1200, 12 ga., 20 in. barrel, cylinder bore, Riot 20-5, catalog #8294, mfg. 1969. C-1200, 12 ga., 20 in. barrel, cylinder bore, rifle sights, Riot 20-5, catalog #8295, mfg. 1969.
Model 10A: 12 ga., 18 in. barrel, cylinder bore, catalog #8290, mfg. 1967-69.

Model 10B: Cat. No. 50284 optional carrying case and attachable flashlight; Cat. No. 50285 sold optionally. 12 ga., 18.13 in. barrel, cylinder bore, catalog #8291, mfg. 1970-77.
Catalog #8111/#8113 magazine capacity 6. # 8104/#8129 magazine capacity 5. A 1963 flyer mentions the #8105 Flite King Brush 20 in. and the #8107 Flite King Deluxe 20 in. as riot guns. The data on the #8105 and #8107 is listed under the Flite King Brush. K-101, K-120, K-1200, 12 ga., 20 in. barrel, cylinder bore, Riot 20-6, catalog #8104, mfg. 1963-1977. K-120, K-1200, 12 ga., 18 1/8 in. barrel, cylinder bore, Riot 18-7, catalog #8111, mfg. 1964-1978. K-120, K-1200,12 ga., 18 in. barrel, cylinder bore, rifle sights, Riot 18-7, catalog #8113, mfg. 1965-1978. K-120, 12 ga., 18 1/8 in. barrel, cylinder bore, rifle sights, Riot 18-6, catalog #8118, mfg. 1968. 12 ga., 20 in. barrel, cylinder bore, rifle sights, catalog #8129, mfg. 1976-77. K-102, 12 ga., 20 in. barrel, cylinder bore, catalog #8112, 1964-65. 12 ga., 18 in. barrel, cylinder bore, rifle sights, catalog #8128, mfg. 1976-77.
.22 LR D-100 First series, catalog #9193, mfg. 1962-67, ser. no. 1,261,903. .22 LR D-100 Second series, catalog #9193, mfg. 1967-1969, ser. no. 1,6XX,XXX. .22 LR D-101 Second series, catalog #9193, mfg. 1969-1970, ser. no. 2,1XX,XXX. .22 LR D-101 Third series, catalog #9193, mfg. 1970-75, ser. no. 2,497,125. .22 LR Third series, catalog #9193, mfg. 1975-77, ser. no. D 02,809-D 13,319. .22 LR Third series, catalog #9193, mfg. 1982-84, ser. no. D 73,100-D 96,098 V. .22 WMR DM-101 First series, catalog #9194, mfg. 1963-67, ser. no. 1,301,611. .22 WMR DM-101 Second series, catalog #9194, mfg. 1967-1970, ser. no. 1,6XX,XXX. .22 WMR DM-101 Third series, catalog #9193, mfg. 1970-1975, ser. no. 2,500,464. .22 WMR Third series, catalog #9193, mfg. 1975-1982, ser. no. D 01,001. .22 WMR Third series, catalog #9193, mfg. 1982-84, ser. no. D95,217 V.
.22 LR D-101 Third series, catalog #9305, mfg. 1970-75, ser. no. 2,182,780-2,476,0XX. .22 LR Third series, catalog #9305, mfg. 1975-77, ser. no. D05,543-D 13,426. .22 WMR. DM-101 Third series, catalog #9306, mfg. 1970-75, ser. no. 2,182,380-2,500,464. .22 WMR Third series, catalog #9306, mfg. 1975-1984, ser. no. D 01,001-D 95,217 V.
#9195 derringers found in the regular serial number series around 1,339,002-1,339,080 beginning the end of 1963. #9196 found in regular serial number series around 2,366,556-2,366,561, 2,398,810-2,397,819 in 1973, and D 81,122 in 1982. Others are in a separate serial number series running from 1 through 123 which contains about 25 #9195 and 30 #9196 derringers. .22 LR D-100 First Series, catalog #9195, mfg. 1963-1973. .22 WMR DM-101 First Series, catalog #9196, mfg. 1964-1973. .22 LR D-100 First Series, cased pair, catalog #9197. .22 WMR DM-101 First Series, cased pair, catalog #9198.
While matched sets did have factory catalog numbers, rarity and lack of known sales preclude accurate valuation.
.22 LR Third series, catalog #9421, mfg. 1981-83, ser. no. D 74,351-D 87,705. .22 WMR Third series, catalog #9420, mfg. 1981-83, ser. no. D 63.390-D 93,632.
Gold Plated: Third series, catalog #9196, mfg. 1980 only.

Silver Plated: Third series, catalog #9341.