They were so short, they barely fit the average hand.īy the early 1930’s, High Standard had rectified the problem with the introduction of new large frame guns designated as the models A, D, and E. Unfortunately, the grips on these models proved to be a problem. This rather successful model was the offspring of the Hartford Arms. The earliest High Standard pistol was marketed under the name of the Model B.
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