What is this pistol worth?

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Alaskapopo

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I picked this up recently at a police evidence auction. I paid $16 what is it worth. Newguns010.gif

Its marked Armi Tanfoglio Giuseppe Made in Italy
Mod. CT 27 Pat . Cal .25 auto
 
It's worth about what you paid for it. :neener:

Seriously, I don't know, maybe $50. $100 at the most.

ETA: I did a quick Google search, and found out that they are actually one of the better .25 autos as far as quality and reliability. They are no longer imported because of the GCA '68, and they might not even be made anymore. Value is about what I said, $50-100 depending on condition, with brand NIB going for about $140-160. Hope that helps you.
 
Where do you put the butane in that thing?

Sorry, couldn't resist:evil:

List it on Gunbroker and set a reserve of $16. If it's worth anything let the market set the price.
 
C'mon guys! I am a big fan of little mini pocket guns. I have seen these up close at my gun shop of choice and have been tempted to purchase one myself...
For $16 you can't go wrong IMO... Good job!
 
Seriously, for $16 I think thats an outstanding find. I've never seen a working pistol sold for $16 .. hehe.
Besides, I think old pocket guns are a really fun thing to have around.
 
Just so you would know, I would pay $50 at my local store just to have it as a gee-whiz gun. I don't have any "need" for it so I probably wouldn't go any higher.
 
Tanfoglio has historically produced decent guns and they have won, and continue to win major European competitions.

Tanfoglio can be found alive and well here.

The current Tanfoglio GT 27 appears to be an updated version of your CT 27.

A PDF exploded view of the current GT 27 can be obtained here.

Without personally handling your CT 27 I would hesitate to snicker at what you got for $16. In fact, I would pay semi-serious money just to get an Italian non-Beretta small .25 that is not a clone of the Colt Vest Pocket or Baby Browning. It appears that you have such an animal.
 
I got a sweet deal on a bunch of evidence guns that were released for auction. The department turned them over to a gun dealer who allowed the officers to buy them at 80% of the blue book value.
Pat
 
I paid $70 for one, before I realized it had an aluminum frame. Sorry, I don't like aluminum or plastic in my guns.
 
I have the exact gun blued finish some scratches, not to crazy bout the mag. release but hey good little gun. I have had mine for about 3 to 4 years and fired countless rounds through it and its still working almost flawlessly wouldn't mind having another one to give my wife to join me at the range : P
 
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