Value of 25 cal Mod # MP-25
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Husker1911
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How much change do you have in your pocket?
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25 dollars or less well that was if you were to sell it in GA. at a gunshow they sell them for 50-100$. freakin rip off if you ask me.its true if you maintain them and shoot ball ammo through it its the best saturday night special out there chambered in 25 .
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With all due respect and sincerity, I would be leary of firing said weapon.
The quality is/was less than stellar.
I also could not, in good conscience, sell one to anyone.
These are among the handful of weapons I wouldn't mind seeing turned in at any of the government gun-grab events which take place periodically in various locales.
The quality is/was less than stellar.
I also could not, in good conscience, sell one to anyone.
These are among the handful of weapons I wouldn't mind seeing turned in at any of the government gun-grab events which take place periodically in various locales.
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Probably not worth selling...
It won't be worth very much at all, as mentioned you could probably get more from turning it in at a police gun buy back than selling or trading it.
However unimpressive it may be ballistically or quality-wise, if properly maintained the Raven actually has a bit of a good reputation as a reliable little quarter bore. If in good shape it'll be better than a lot of the so-called "Saturday-night special" guns.
Much of the time these guns have been stashed somewhere for years in bad conditions and shot a few times or shot a lot over the years and never cleaned or maintained, so if you clean it really well and it is fine mechanically, and the magazine is clean and working well too, it would have much more value as a novelty little range toy or a tackle box / dirty conditions pocket gun than you would ever get from selling it.
It won't be worth very much at all, as mentioned you could probably get more from turning it in at a police gun buy back than selling or trading it.
However unimpressive it may be ballistically or quality-wise, if properly maintained the Raven actually has a bit of a good reputation as a reliable little quarter bore. If in good shape it'll be better than a lot of the so-called "Saturday-night special" guns.
Much of the time these guns have been stashed somewhere for years in bad conditions and shot a few times or shot a lot over the years and never cleaned or maintained, so if you clean it really well and it is fine mechanically, and the magazine is clean and working well too, it would have much more value as a novelty little range toy or a tackle box / dirty conditions pocket gun than you would ever get from selling it.
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