Harrington & Richardson Standard price in Canada
Non RestrictedCanadians are asking $149 to $166 for a Harrington & Richardson Standard, with a midpoint of $158 across 2 posts from the past year. The RCMP Firearms Reference Table classifies the Harrington & Richardson Standard as Non Restricted in Canada.
- Midpoint ask
- $158
- Typical range
- $149 – $166
- Full range
- $140 – $175
- Posts sampled
- 2 (2 live)
Every figure here is a listed asking price, from 2 posts in the past year. GunEx never sees what a firearm finally sold for, so a sold post contributes the last price it was asking rather than a completed transaction.
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Reference table records
1 record covers the Harrington & Richardson Standard in the RCMP Firearms Reference Table. Each carries its own Firearm Reference Number and classification.
| FRN | Model | Class | Action | Calibres |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 93715 | Standard | Non Restricted | Single-Shot | 12 Gauge, 16 Gauge, 28 Gauge |
Common questions
How much does a Harrington & Richardson Standard cost in Canada?
Asking prices on GunEx run from $140 to $175, with half of the posts between $149 and $166 and a midpoint of $158. That is drawn from 2 posts in the past year, 2 of which are still listed. These are the prices sellers asked, not verified sale prices — GunEx does not see what a firearm finally changed hands for.
Is the Harrington & Richardson Standard restricted in Canada?
The RCMP Firearms Reference Table classifies the Harrington & Richardson Standard as Non Restricted in Canada. Classification attaches to the specific firearm rather than to the model name, so variants with a different barrel length, overall length or action can carry a different class. Check the Firearm Reference Number on the record that matches the firearm in front of you, and confirm with the RCMP Canadian Firearms Program before a transfer.
Where can I buy a Harrington & Richardson Standard in Canada?
GunEx lists Harrington & Richardson Standard posts from its own members and from public Canadian classifieds, updated daily. You need a valid PAL for the class the firearm falls under, and the seller has to verify it before the firearm changes hands.