H&R Model 660 Gunfighter .22 LR DA/SA Revolver, Blued, 5.5-Inch Barrel, Circa 1960
This Harrington & Richardson Model 660 Gunfighter is a blued, double-action/single-action .22 LR revolver from a short production run circa 1960–1961. It features the distinctive "GUNFIGHTER MODEL 660" rollmark, a six-shot, six-flute cylinder, western-style hardwood grips, and fixed sights. The serial prefix "W" dates this example to 1960.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Overall Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: Light handling and use marks are present on exterior surfaces. Please review the photos for a complete view of the condition.
What's Included
- Holster: Hunter-brand leather belt holster with dual brass-snap retention straps
Built on a solid carbon-steel frame with a uniform blued finish, the Model 660 Gunfighter combines classic H&R durability with an easy-handling .22 LR chambering. Its exposed, checkered-spur hammer supports both double-action and single-action operation, giving the shooter simple, reliable control.
The revolver is outfitted with fixed sights, set up for a clean, straightforward sight picture. Smooth, western-style two-piece hardwood grips complete the Gunfighter aesthetic and provide a comfortable hold.
A six-flute, six-shot cylinder pairs with a spring-returned under-barrel ejector operated by a round, grooved knob positioned just ahead of the frame for positive extraction. The rollmark reads "GUNFIGHTER MODEL 660 H & R INC. WORCESTER MASS.," a defining detail of this variant.
Production of the Gunfighter configuration was short, with most sources placing it around 1960–1961. The "W" serial prefix on this example aligns with 1960 production. While period catalogs commonly list a 6-inch barrel, this listing notes a 5.5-inch barrel length.