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IVER JOHNSON TARGET SEALED 8 .22 REVOLVER
IVER JOHNSON TARGET SEALED 8 .22 REVOLVER
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Guns International #: 103029158
Category - Iver Johnson Revolvers
- .22 Revolvers
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Seller: DrRandyHester
Member Since: 1/1/21
First Name: William
Last Name: Hester
State:
Texas
Zip: 75042
Country: United States
Phone:
(972) 841-7949
Active Listings: 1
Total Listings: 20
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods:
About Us: I am a private seller and collector. I understand the reluctance to buy from an individual. Perhaps the following information will help alleviate any anxiety you might have. I am a doctoral-level healthcare provider licensed by the state of Texas. I will provide you with my licensing information and National Provider Identification (NPI) number upon request. I will also give you information to search Google for my professional credentials. If you have any questions, feel free to call or email me. Where allowable by law, I will ship rifles directly to you If you are in an FFL dealer or to the FFL dealer of your choice. My FFL dealer will ship all handguns.
IVER JOHNSON TARGET SEALED 8 .22 REVOLVER
Description:
I once read that Iver Johnson revolvers were for the Saturday night specials of their day. This was untrue and unfair. Iver Johnson revolvers were the Rugers of their day. In 1949, Bill Ruger produced a pistol to compete with the Colt semiautomatic 22s, and Iver Johnson, in 1878, set out to deliver high-quality yet affordable firearms to compete with Colt and Smith & Wesson.
This is a well-made, nicely finished, reliable, accurate, and affordable .22 eight-shot double-action revolver. The metal was finally polished and nicely blued with 99 plus percent remaining. The bore is shiny with sharp rifling. It has checkered wallet grips, a group trigger, and a case-hard hammer. It has a 6" round barrel, grooved top strap rear sight, and undercut partridge front sight. Mechanically, it works perfectly. These revolvers are famous for being sealed against escaping gases and also allow safe dry firing without damaging the cylinder. It is a simple, strong, and versatile little revolver made of high-quality steel, the same as used in Smith & Wesson's and Colts. It is considered a large frame model that weighs only 24 ounces it is 10 inches long. It is part of the second generation and was manufactured between 1947 and 1955. Precise manufacturing dates are difficult to determine with Iver Johnson revolvers.
For reloading, it has a removable cylinder. Remove the cylinder pin and drop the cylinder out. Use the cylinder pin to remove the empties, reload, drop it back in the frame, reinsert the pin, and you are ready to go. Reloading time is roughly approximate to that of a single action 22 revolver. I believe Iver Johnson did this because the solid frame offers more strength than their traditional top-break revolvers, but they were also able to hold down costs by not producing more costly swing-out cylinders. It seemed to be a reasonable and workable compromise.
This would be a great little revolver to teach a young person to shoot or just to have an accurate, reliable revolver. It is great for plinking if you are hiking, fishing, or doing other activities. Iver Johnson advertises it as a target revolver. It is not in the sense we think of them today because of the fixed sights, but that was not uncommon in days past.
SOLD
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: IVER JOHNSON
Model: MODEL 68 TARGET SUPERSEAL 8
Serial Number: M97359
Barrel Length: 6
Condition: VG-Excellent
Metal Condition: VG-Excellent
Wood Condition: VG-Excellent
Bore Condition: Clean Sharp Rifling
Triggers: Grooved
Weight: 24 oz
Sights: Fixed
Manufacture Date: 1947-1955
Item Location: Dallas TX
Description:
I once read that Iver Johnson revolvers were for the Saturday night specials of their day. This was untrue and unfair. Iver Johnson revolvers were the Rugers of their day. In 1949, Bill Ruger produced a pistol to compete with the Colt semiautomatic 22s, and Iver Johnson, in 1878, set out to deliver high-quality yet affordable firearms to compete with Colt and Smith & Wesson.
This is a well-made, nicely finished, reliable, accurate, and affordable .22 eight-shot double-action revolver. The metal was finally polished and nicely blued with 99 plus percent remaining. The bore is shiny with sharp rifling. It has checkered wallet grips, a group trigger, and a case-hard hammer. It has a 6" round barrel, grooved top strap rear sight, and undercut partridge front sight. Mechanically, it works perfectly. These revolvers are famous for being sealed against escaping gases and also allow safe dry firing without damaging the cylinder. It is a simple, strong, and versatile little revolver made of high-quality steel, the same as used in Smith & Wesson's and Colts. It is considered a large frame model that weighs only 24 ounces it is 10 inches long. It is part of the second generation and was manufactured between 1947 and 1955. Precise manufacturing dates are difficult to determine with Iver Johnson revolvers.
For reloading, it has a removable cylinder. Remove the cylinder pin and drop the cylinder out. Use the cylinder pin to remove the empties, reload, drop it back in the frame, reinsert the pin, and you are ready to go. Reloading time is roughly approximate to that of a single action 22 revolver. I believe Iver Johnson did this because the solid frame offers more strength than their traditional top-break revolvers, but they were also able to hold down costs by not producing more costly swing-out cylinders. It seemed to be a reasonable and workable compromise.
This would be a great little revolver to teach a young person to shoot or just to have an accurate, reliable revolver. It is great for plinking if you are hiking, fishing, or doing other activities. Iver Johnson advertises it as a target revolver. It is not in the sense we think of them today because of the fixed sights, but that was not uncommon in days past.
SOLD
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: IVER JOHNSON
Model: MODEL 68 TARGET SUPERSEAL 8
Serial Number: M97359
Barrel Length: 6
Condition: VG-Excellent
Metal Condition: VG-Excellent
Wood Condition: VG-Excellent
Bore Condition: Clean Sharp Rifling
Triggers: Grooved
Weight: 24 oz
Sights: Fixed
Manufacture Date: 1947-1955
Item Location: Dallas TX
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Guns International #: 103029158
Category - Iver Johnson Revolvers
- .22 Revolvers
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: DrRandyHester
Member Since: 1/1/21
First Name: William
Last Name: Hester
State:
Texas
Zip: 75042
Country: United States
Phone:
(972) 841-7949
Active Listings: 1
Total Listings: 20
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods:
About Us: I am a private seller and collector. I understand the reluctance to buy from an individual. Perhaps the following information will help alleviate any anxiety you might have. I am a doctoral-level healthcare provider licensed by the state of Texas. I will provide you with my licensing information and National Provider Identification (NPI) number upon request. I will also give you information to search Google for my professional credentials. If you have any questions, feel free to call or email me. Where allowable by law, I will ship rifles directly to you If you are in an FFL dealer or to the FFL dealer of your choice. My FFL dealer will ship all handguns.
IVER JOHNSON TARGET SEALED 8 .22 REVOLVER
Description: I once read that Iver Johnson revolvers were for the Saturday night specials of their day. This was untrue and unfair. Iver Johnson revolvers were the Rugers of their day. In 1949, Bill Ruger produced a pistol to compete with the Colt semiautomatic 22s, and Iver Johnson, in 1878, set out to deliver high-quality yet affordable firearms to compete with Colt and Smith & Wesson. This is a well-made, nicely finished, reliable, accurate, and affordable .22 eight-shot double-action revolver. The metal was finally polished and nicely blued with 99 plus percent remaining. The bore is shiny with sharp rifling. It has checkered wallet grips, a group trigger, and a case-hard hammer. It has a 6" round barrel, grooved top strap rear sight, and undercut partridge front sight. Mechanically, it works perfectly. These revolvers are famous for being sealed against escaping gases and also allow safe dry firing without damaging the cylinder. It is a simple, strong, and versatile little revolver made of high-quality steel, the same as used in Smith & Wesson's and Colts. It is considered a large frame model that weighs only 24 ounces it is 10 inches long. It is part of the second generation and was manufactured between 1947 and 1955. Precise manufacturing dates are difficult to determine with Iver Johnson revolvers. For reloading, it has a removable cylinder. Remove the cylinder pin and drop the cylinder out. Use the cylinder pin to remove the empties, reload, drop it back in the frame, reinsert the pin, and you are ready to go. Reloading time is roughly approximate to that of a single action 22 revolver. I believe Iver Johnson did this because the solid frame offers more strength than their traditional top-break revolvers, but they were also able to hold down costs by not producing more costly swing-out cylinders. It seemed to be a reasonable and workable compromise. This would be a great little revolver to teach a young person to shoot or just to have an accurate, reliable revolver. It is great for plinking if you are hiking, fishing, or doing other activities. Iver Johnson advertises it as a target revolver. It is not in the sense we think of them today because of the fixed sights, but that was not uncommon in days past. SOLD SOLD Curio/Relic: Yes Manufacturer: IVER JOHNSON Model: MODEL 68 TARGET SUPERSEAL 8 Serial Number: M97359 Barrel Length: 6 Condition: VG-Excellent Metal Condition: VG-Excellent Wood Condition: VG-Excellent Bore Condition: Clean Sharp Rifling Triggers: Grooved Weight: 24 oz Sights: Fixed Manufacture Date: 1947-1955 Item Location: Dallas TX |
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Guns International #: 103029158
Category - Iver Johnson Revolvers
- .22 Revolvers
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: DrRandyHester
Member Since: 1/1/21
First Name: William
Last Name: Hester
State:
Texas
Zip: 75042
Country: United States
Phone:
(972) 841-7949
Active Listings: 1
Total Listings: 20
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods:
About Us: I am a private seller and collector. I understand the reluctance to buy from an individual. Perhaps the following information will help alleviate any anxiety you might have. I am a doctoral-level healthcare provider licensed by the state of Texas. I will provide you with my licensing information and National Provider Identification (NPI) number upon request. I will also give you information to search Google for my professional credentials. If you have any questions, feel free to call or email me. Where allowable by law, I will ship rifles directly to you If you are in an FFL dealer or to the FFL dealer of your choice. My FFL dealer will ship all handguns.
IVER JOHNSON TARGET SEALED 8 .22 REVOLVER
Description:
I once read that Iver Johnson revolvers were for the Saturday night specials of their day. This was untrue and unfair. Iver Johnson revolvers were the Rugers of their day. In 1949, Bill Ruger produced a pistol to compete with the Colt semiautomatic 22s, and Iver Johnson, in 1878, set out to deliver high-quality yet affordable firearms to compete with Colt and Smith & Wesson.
This is a well-made, nicely finished, reliable, accurate, and affordable .22 eight-shot double-action revolver. The metal was finally polished and nicely blued with 99 plus percent remaining. The bore is shiny with sharp rifling. It has checkered wallet grips, a group trigger, and a case-hard hammer. It has a 6" round barrel, grooved top strap rear sight, and undercut partridge front sight. Mechanically, it works perfectly. These revolvers are famous for being sealed against escaping gases and also allow safe dry firing without damaging the cylinder. It is a simple, strong, and versatile little revolver made of high-quality steel, the same as used in Smith & Wesson's and Colts. It is considered a large frame model that weighs only 24 ounces it is 10 inches long. It is part of the second generation and was manufactured between 1947 and 1955. Precise manufacturing dates are difficult to determine with Iver Johnson revolvers.
For reloading, it has a removable cylinder. Remove the cylinder pin and drop the cylinder out. Use the cylinder pin to remove the empties, reload, drop it back in the frame, reinsert the pin, and you are ready to go. Reloading time is roughly approximate to that of a single action 22 revolver. I believe Iver Johnson did this because the solid frame offers more strength than their traditional top-break revolvers, but they were also able to hold down costs by not producing more costly swing-out cylinders. It seemed to be a reasonable and workable compromise.
This would be a great little revolver to teach a young person to shoot or just to have an accurate, reliable revolver. It is great for plinking if you are hiking, fishing, or doing other activities. Iver Johnson advertises it as a target revolver. It is not in the sense we think of them today because of the fixed sights, but that was not uncommon in days past.
SOLD
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: IVER JOHNSON
Model: MODEL 68 TARGET SUPERSEAL 8
Serial Number: M97359
Barrel Length: 6
Condition: VG-Excellent
Metal Condition: VG-Excellent
Wood Condition: VG-Excellent
Bore Condition: Clean Sharp Rifling
Triggers: Grooved
Weight: 24 oz
Sights: Fixed
Manufacture Date: 1947-1955
Item Location: Dallas TX
Description:
I once read that Iver Johnson revolvers were for the Saturday night specials of their day. This was untrue and unfair. Iver Johnson revolvers were the Rugers of their day. In 1949, Bill Ruger produced a pistol to compete with the Colt semiautomatic 22s, and Iver Johnson, in 1878, set out to deliver high-quality yet affordable firearms to compete with Colt and Smith & Wesson.
This is a well-made, nicely finished, reliable, accurate, and affordable .22 eight-shot double-action revolver. The metal was finally polished and nicely blued with 99 plus percent remaining. The bore is shiny with sharp rifling. It has checkered wallet grips, a group trigger, and a case-hard hammer. It has a 6" round barrel, grooved top strap rear sight, and undercut partridge front sight. Mechanically, it works perfectly. These revolvers are famous for being sealed against escaping gases and also allow safe dry firing without damaging the cylinder. It is a simple, strong, and versatile little revolver made of high-quality steel, the same as used in Smith & Wesson's and Colts. It is considered a large frame model that weighs only 24 ounces it is 10 inches long. It is part of the second generation and was manufactured between 1947 and 1955. Precise manufacturing dates are difficult to determine with Iver Johnson revolvers.
For reloading, it has a removable cylinder. Remove the cylinder pin and drop the cylinder out. Use the cylinder pin to remove the empties, reload, drop it back in the frame, reinsert the pin, and you are ready to go. Reloading time is roughly approximate to that of a single action 22 revolver. I believe Iver Johnson did this because the solid frame offers more strength than their traditional top-break revolvers, but they were also able to hold down costs by not producing more costly swing-out cylinders. It seemed to be a reasonable and workable compromise.
This would be a great little revolver to teach a young person to shoot or just to have an accurate, reliable revolver. It is great for plinking if you are hiking, fishing, or doing other activities. Iver Johnson advertises it as a target revolver. It is not in the sense we think of them today because of the fixed sights, but that was not uncommon in days past.
SOLD
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: IVER JOHNSON
Model: MODEL 68 TARGET SUPERSEAL 8
Serial Number: M97359
Barrel Length: 6
Condition: VG-Excellent
Metal Condition: VG-Excellent
Wood Condition: VG-Excellent
Bore Condition: Clean Sharp Rifling
Triggers: Grooved
Weight: 24 oz
Sights: Fixed
Manufacture Date: 1947-1955
Item Location: Dallas TX
Guns International #: 103029158
Guns International #: 103029158
Category - Iver Johnson Revolvers
- .22 Revolvers
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: DrRandyHester
Member Since: 1/1/21
First Name: William
Last Name: Hester
State:
Texas
Zip: 75042
Country: United States
Phone:
(972) 841-7949
Active Listings: 1
Total Listings: 20
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods:
About Us: I am a private seller and collector. I understand the reluctance to buy from an individual. Perhaps the following information will help alleviate any anxiety you might have. I am a doctoral-level healthcare provider licensed by the state of Texas. I will provide you with my licensing information and National Provider Identification (NPI) number upon request. I will also give you information to search Google for my professional credentials. If you have any questions, feel free to call or email me. Where allowable by law, I will ship rifles directly to you If you are in an FFL dealer or to the FFL dealer of your choice. My FFL dealer will ship all handguns.
IVER JOHNSON TARGET SEALED 8 .22 REVOLVER
Description:
I once read that Iver Johnson revolvers were for the Saturday night specials of their day. This was untrue and unfair. Iver Johnson revolvers were the Rugers of their day. In 1949, Bill Ruger produced a pistol to compete with the Colt semiautomatic 22s, and Iver Johnson, in 1878, set out to deliver high-quality yet affordable firearms to compete with Colt and Smith & Wesson.
This is a well-made, nicely finished, reliable, accurate, and affordable .22 eight-shot double-action revolver. The metal was finally polished and nicely blued with 99 plus percent remaining. The bore is shiny with sharp rifling. It has checkered wallet grips, a group trigger, and a case-hard hammer. It has a 6" round barrel, grooved top strap rear sight, and undercut partridge front sight. Mechanically, it works perfectly. These revolvers are famous for being sealed against escaping gases and also allow safe dry firing without damaging the cylinder. It is a simple, strong, and versatile little revolver made of high-quality steel, the same as used in Smith & Wesson's and Colts. It is considered a large frame model that weighs only 24 ounces it is 10 inches long. It is part of the second generation and was manufactured between 1947 and 1955. Precise manufacturing dates are difficult to determine with Iver Johnson revolvers.
For reloading, it has a removable cylinder. Remove the cylinder pin and drop the cylinder out. Use the cylinder pin to remove the empties, reload, drop it back in the frame, reinsert the pin, and you are ready to go. Reloading time is roughly approximate to that of a single action 22 revolver. I believe Iver Johnson did this because the solid frame offers more strength than their traditional top-break revolvers, but they were also able to hold down costs by not producing more costly swing-out cylinders. It seemed to be a reasonable and workable compromise.
This would be a great little revolver to teach a young person to shoot or just to have an accurate, reliable revolver. It is great for plinking if you are hiking, fishing, or doing other activities. Iver Johnson advertises it as a target revolver. It is not in the sense we think of them today because of the fixed sights, but that was not uncommon in days past.
SOLD
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: IVER JOHNSON
Model: MODEL 68 TARGET SUPERSEAL 8
Serial Number: M97359
Barrel Length: 6
Condition: VG-Excellent
Metal Condition: VG-Excellent
Wood Condition: VG-Excellent
Bore Condition: Clean Sharp Rifling
Triggers: Grooved
Weight: 24 oz
Sights: Fixed
Manufacture Date: 1947-1955
Item Location: Dallas TX
Description:
I once read that Iver Johnson revolvers were for the Saturday night specials of their day. This was untrue and unfair. Iver Johnson revolvers were the Rugers of their day. In 1949, Bill Ruger produced a pistol to compete with the Colt semiautomatic 22s, and Iver Johnson, in 1878, set out to deliver high-quality yet affordable firearms to compete with Colt and Smith & Wesson.
This is a well-made, nicely finished, reliable, accurate, and affordable .22 eight-shot double-action revolver. The metal was finally polished and nicely blued with 99 plus percent remaining. The bore is shiny with sharp rifling. It has checkered wallet grips, a group trigger, and a case-hard hammer. It has a 6" round barrel, grooved top strap rear sight, and undercut partridge front sight. Mechanically, it works perfectly. These revolvers are famous for being sealed against escaping gases and also allow safe dry firing without damaging the cylinder. It is a simple, strong, and versatile little revolver made of high-quality steel, the same as used in Smith & Wesson's and Colts. It is considered a large frame model that weighs only 24 ounces it is 10 inches long. It is part of the second generation and was manufactured between 1947 and 1955. Precise manufacturing dates are difficult to determine with Iver Johnson revolvers.
For reloading, it has a removable cylinder. Remove the cylinder pin and drop the cylinder out. Use the cylinder pin to remove the empties, reload, drop it back in the frame, reinsert the pin, and you are ready to go. Reloading time is roughly approximate to that of a single action 22 revolver. I believe Iver Johnson did this because the solid frame offers more strength than their traditional top-break revolvers, but they were also able to hold down costs by not producing more costly swing-out cylinders. It seemed to be a reasonable and workable compromise.
This would be a great little revolver to teach a young person to shoot or just to have an accurate, reliable revolver. It is great for plinking if you are hiking, fishing, or doing other activities. Iver Johnson advertises it as a target revolver. It is not in the sense we think of them today because of the fixed sights, but that was not uncommon in days past.
SOLD
SOLD
Curio/Relic: Yes
Manufacturer: IVER JOHNSON
Model: MODEL 68 TARGET SUPERSEAL 8
Serial Number: M97359
Barrel Length: 6
Condition: VG-Excellent
Metal Condition: VG-Excellent
Wood Condition: VG-Excellent
Bore Condition: Clean Sharp Rifling
Triggers: Grooved
Weight: 24 oz
Sights: Fixed
Manufacture Date: 1947-1955
Item Location: Dallas TX
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