A 9-shot single-/double-action revolver, with swing-out cylinder for .22 Short, Long or LR cartridges. Fixed sights. Sentinel snub 2.375" barrel model had bobbed hammer from its introduction until 1960. Beginning in 1961 this changed to standard spur hammer with no change in catalog number. Beginning with R-102 series ejector had a spring return. Available in configurations listed.

High Standard private-labeled aluminum-framed Sentinels for both Sears and Western Auto. From 1957 through 1962 High Standard offered 2.375" snub-barreled Sentinel in three different color anodized frames. These guns had nickel-plated cylinders, triggers and hammers. Grips were round-butt ivory-colored plastic. NOTE: Add $20 premium for nickel; $20 for R-102 marked guns. Deduct $15 for early models without spring return ejector.

Has two-piece walnut square-butt grips, ramp front and adjustable rear sights. NOTE: Add $15 premium for nickel.

Has two-piece walnut square-butt grips and fixed sights. NOTE: Add $20 premium for nickel.

Has 2.375" barrel, with round-butt grips. NOTE: Add $20 premium for nickel.

Model like Mark I Sentinels without Mark I markings. Offered as a combination with cylinders for .22 LR and .22 Win. Magnum. Prices for guns with both cylinders. NOTE: Add $25 premium for adjustable sights. Deduct $50 for guns with only one cylinder.

A 9-shot single-/double-action revolver, with swing-out cylinder for .22 Short, Long or LR cartridges. Blue finish, aluminum frame, 4.0" barrel and adjustable sights. Wood round-butt grips.

A 9-shot single-/double-action revolver, with swing-out cylinder for .22 Short, Long, LR cartridges or .22 Magnum. Available as combination with both cylinders. Blue finished steel frame, adjustable sights. NOTE: Add $50 premium for combination with both cylinders.

A 9-shot single-/double-action revolver, with swing-out cylinder for .22 Short, Long or LR cartridges. Steel frame and fixed sights. Available with blue and nickel finishes in 2", 3" and 4" barrels. Adjustable sights available on 3" and 4" barreled guns only. Wood square-butt grips. NOTE: Add $25 premium for adjustable sights; $25 for nickel.

Like Mark I above except in .22 Magnum. NOTE: Add $25 premium for nickel; $25 premium for adjustable sights.

A .357 Magnum single-/double-action 6-shot revolver, with swing-out cylinder. Blue finish, steel frame, fixed sights. Produced by Dan Wesson for High Standard. Sold 1974 through 1975.

Like Mark II above except with adjustable sights. Sold 1974 through 1975.

A 5-shot single-/double-action revolver, with swing-out cylinder for .38 Special cartridges. Blue finished steel frame. Only 177 guns produced. Serial numbers between PG 1010 and PG 1273.

A .44 Magnum or .45 Colt caliber double-action swing-out cylinder revolver, with unique geared action. Adjustable sights. 6-shot cylinder. First 51 guns had long barrels, special engraving, gold crusader figure on side plate and anniversary rollmark to commemorate High Standard's 50th Anniversary.

NOTE: Values are for .45 Colt with serial numbers 000 to 050. Add 10 percent for .44 Magnum; $1,000 for serial numbers 000 and 001 or proto-types C001, C002, C003.

NOTE: Prices for serial numbers over 050 in .45 Colt. Add 10 percent for .44 Magnum. Expect to pay a premium for matching set.