LoneGoose
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I got a deal on a Sundance Industries Laser 25. Just received it today. It is missing any battery (-ies). Does anyone have info on what battery I need to get?
What battery for a Laser 25?
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Or maybe a source for their manuals or other pubs?
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Kiln, thanks. I'll keep my fingers crossed.
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EUREKA! THE SUNDANCE LASER 25 USES THREE #357 BATTERIES.
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Oh, wow, the Sundance Laser 25. I remember them. I am sorry, but putting a laser on a "pot metal" 25 automatic struck me as funny back then. This is what they looked like:
http://zamakguns.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Slide25.jpg
I forgot they also had a grip safety. I guess they were trying to make the best gun they could, but at the time, when I was young and cynical, I just thought they were loading a cheap gun up with doodads to impress the unsophisticated.
I can understand collecting these guns. They are a uniquely American pistol, like the top-breaks made by H&R, Iver Johnson, and Hopkins & Allen over 100 years ago. And this is once of the most elaborate of the breed. Congrats on the find.
PS - There is a forum on the Internet for collectors of pot metal pistols. I don't remember what it is called, but it shouldn't take too much Googling to find it. It doesn't get a lot of traffic, but there probably isn't a better place to ask about these guns.
http://zamakguns.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Slide25.jpg
I forgot they also had a grip safety. I guess they were trying to make the best gun they could, but at the time, when I was young and cynical, I just thought they were loading a cheap gun up with doodads to impress the unsophisticated.
I can understand collecting these guns. They are a uniquely American pistol, like the top-breaks made by H&R, Iver Johnson, and Hopkins & Allen over 100 years ago. And this is once of the most elaborate of the breed. Congrats on the find.
PS - There is a forum on the Internet for collectors of pot metal pistols. I don't remember what it is called, but it shouldn't take too much Googling to find it. It doesn't get a lot of traffic, but there probably isn't a better place to ask about these guns.
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