sterling .380 ppl serial#001650

[dec1656]

very good condition .....looking for approx. value

 

[elrod]

$150-$275

 

[rcmodel]

This one sold recently for $276 after 28 bids.
http://www.auctionarms.com/search/displayitem.cfm?itemnum=9042008

rc

 

[Ron James]

From personal experience, I believe that's over priced by about 200 dollars.

 

[JR47]

I own one, and have since the 1980's. Mine has been reliable, and accurate, with ammo that it liked. It's a bit finicky with JHP, as were most of the early 1980 handguns.

Mine is a Model 400S Mk. II.

 

[JD0608]

I`ve owned several of the sterling 380`s. for the most part they are pretty good little guns. kinda picky on ammo. i sold all of them in the $200-$250 range..

 

[JR47]

The company went out of business when some brain-dead kid decided to show his girl-friend his gun. He dropped the magazine, but didn't clear the chamber. He pointed it at her, pulled the trigger, and killed her. The law-suit claimed that, because the gun didn't have a magazine-disconnect, it was faulty. The company was a small part of a conglomerate, and was folded by the parent company, to settle the suit.

As I said, it was a 1980's design, and was finicky about JHP designs feeding. The older Remington JHP was fine, as was the Winchester Silvertip. For an inexpensive gun, it had a nice trigger pull. Dis-assembly required a screw-driver, and actually reading the owners manual.