Maker of 61 Navy?

[Dusty Morningwood]

Bought a pair of 61 navies.  One iis a Pietta.  The other has a shorter barrel (7.5") and has a mark on the frame I have never seen.  The left frame face has a HS inside a circle.  Who made this?

[Fingers McGee]

I was thinking maybe High Standard; but, they only made Confederate repos of the 1851 Navy; not the 1861?  what is the date code on the frame?  Pictures of th emarkings would help.

[Dusty Morningwood]

Having trouble getting good pics.  The year is XXX (1974).  Proof is Gardone.  The (maker's?) mark is a circle with a capital H over capital S.  They are partially overlapped.  I think it may be High Standard, but I can find no information.  Went to the Replica Percussion Revolver Collector's Association page, but nothing there.  Seems I saw a site that gave a list of all of the different manufacturers that had been identified?

[Fingers McGee]

Having trouble getting good pics.  The year is XXX (1974).  Proof is Gardone.  The (maker's?) mark is a circle with a capital H over capital S.  They are partially overlapped.  I think it may be High Standard, but I can find no information.  Went to the Replica Percussion Revolver Collector's Association page, but nothing there.  Seems I saw a site that gave a list of all of the different manufacturers that had been identified?

I checked the High Standard web pages and the only C&Bs they listed were the Confederate repros.  Send Jim Davis over at RPRCA an email/PM, he'll probably know. 

FM

[Dusty Morningwood]

Here are pics of the maker's (?) mark and date code.  Guy I got it from said it came from Cabellas in a Pietta 61 box in 2008.  I think an earlier customer pulled a switcharoo.

[Dusty Morningwood]

Jim Davis IDed the gun as an ASM.  The HS is a dealer/importer stamp as yet unidentified.