Description
SKU HR51655182786B
Brand Harrington & Richardson
DETAILS
Brand: Harrington and Richardson
Model: DOE
Caliber: 9mm NATO
Barrel Length: 7.5”
Barrel Profile: Lightweight
Barrel Steel: 4150 Chrome Moly Vanadium
Barrel Finish: Nitride
Chrome Lining: No
Muzzle Thread Pattern: 5/8” x 24
Twist Rate: 1/10
Muzzle Device: Thread Protector
Pistol Brace: H&R "HAR-15" Adjustable Pistol Brace
Upper Receiver Type: Slickside 9mm
Handguard Type: DOE / M231 with heat shields
Bolt Carrier Profile: 9mm Blowback
Grip: A2 Style
Finish: Black Anodized
Trigger: Mil-spec
** These items will have cosmetic blemishes that do not affect function. These may include but are not limited to, forging marks under the finish, scratches, and slight variations in the finish, color, and/or coating.
FEATURES
The H&R Retro DOE 9mm Pistol is bringing the 80's back! Styled after the original Dept of Energy SMG, and while it's compatible with all Colt style magazines, ASC and Metalform are recommended. This pistol features the H&R "HAR-15" Pistol brace that keeps your retro build compliant while maintaining the classic aesthetic.
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Comments (3)
What kind of damage did you have? Interested in this, but some people on the internet are serious - most would complain about a scuff on the inside of a mag well
I'm not the person in the original complaint but I did have a M70AB2 underfolding AK that PSA sent to my FFL that clearly was a return or a floor model as the the underfolding mechanism was broken (not defective), the stock just swayed freely with movement. Also the the rest of the rifle was covered in bumps, scratches, and marks.* PSA wouldn't return a single email or voicemail. Luckily Century ended up replacing the parts MONTHS later but I had to do the work (which wasn't a big deal as I knew how but shouldn't take months to get a functional gun).
*Note, I'm not one to complain about a "blem" or two, but this was evidence of some seriously handling. The folderfolding mechanism looked like someone did not know you had to depress a button to get to fold so they just forced it to fold which sheared off the pin inside the mechanism and also 'wallowed out' the hole where the pin went, bending the entire stock setup. At my FFL I only tested the function of the actual firearm portion, never folding out the stock as it was held shut via a large zip tie which I assumed at the time was for shipping purposes...apparently not.
Also had a PSA AR-10 that wouldn't fire 2 rounds back to back as there was something wrong with the trigger group. Ended up just replacing it with a drop in.
PSA is fine (mostly) for the price....when it works. As long as you look at their stuff like semi-DIY you'll probably be happy ;)
Will sell you used or damaged or returns as new items and tell you to kick rocks. Terrible antics, and even worst customer support. Keep your hard earned money and buy from good dealers that dont sell damaged items and offer no help. Detail your ffl items at ffl from top to bottom and inside out, as the damage will be in a location you may not easily see