H&R 939 "Ultra Sidekick" questions

[AmigoTex]

What is the difference between a H&R 939 "Ultra Sidekick" and a H&R 939 without the "Ultra Sidekick" printed on the barrel? Does the H&R serial number guide apply to all of their guns (rifles and pistols)?

Anyone parting with one?

Thanks for any help.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Welcome to the Forum!


Sorry I can't help....

 

[Vaquero]

I was getting worried

 

[Reinz]

Welcome to the forum Amigo!

I remember seeing an Ultra Side Kick once at the range. The reason I remember it, it had a button at the base of the hammer that released the cylinder. It was really cool, handy, and fast.

I’ve never seen that on another H&R or any revolver for that matter.

Just a wild guess, but I think they came up with the name, Ultra Side Kick because the cylinder kicks out the side with a press of the button without changing your grip.

 

[Charlie]

Welcome to the forum! Not sure what the difference is but I've owned a 939 for a long time and it works well for critters (skunks especially) around the house.

 

[Reinz]

BTW- I’ve seen plenty of 939s before and never noticed that button on the hammer before. So I bet that is the difference.

 

[AmigoTex]

Thank you for all the welcome comments. I am glad to join and add where I can.

Thank you for your comments, but does anyone know the answer?

 

[jar]

Thank you for all the welcome comments. I am glad to join and add where I can.

Thank you for your comments, but does anyone know the answer?

Jim Hauff knew more about H&R products than anyone I ever met and back in 2011 he posted this message on another board that may answer your question.

 

[AmigoTex]

Ok Thank you. I have seen several H&R 939's. Some have UltraSide kick on the side and some do not. I was wondering about the differences

 

[Reinz]

Ok Thank you. I have seen several H&R 939's. Some have UltraSide kick on the side and some do not. I was wondering about the differences

I guess I didn’t make myself very clear, I thought my two posts said that.