Here is a lot of four cheap handguns that you could make money on in two ways. Either as gun show table fodder for 75-100 bucks apiece, or by turning them in at one of those buy-back programs where they pay $100 for any handgun.
1. Iver Johnson "American Bulldog" .38 CF revolver (nickel with heavy pitting on left)
2. Rigarmi (Italian) "Brescia" .25 ACP pistol (seems to be decent quality)
3. Spesco (Atlanta importer) "P-51 Phoenix" .25 ACP pistol (gotta love the MOTS)
4. Unknown maker (Italian) "Crucero" .38 Special revolver (fairly uniform patina, wood grips)
WYSIWYG, no guarantees of functionality, accuracy, or anything else :lol:
SPF $235 shipped to FFL.
I've got exactly $220.94 into them and if you want to talk me down to $231.89 and skip the insurance, I'd go that route too.
Unsure of ages, the revolvers would certainly be OK for C&R, the pistols are probably less than 50 years old (Spesco appears to be 1970's from what I can find).
1. Iver Johnson "American Bulldog" .38 CF revolver (nickel with heavy pitting on left)
2. Rigarmi (Italian) "Brescia" .25 ACP pistol (seems to be decent quality)
3. Spesco (Atlanta importer) "P-51 Phoenix" .25 ACP pistol (gotta love the MOTS)
4. Unknown maker (Italian) "Crucero" .38 Special revolver (fairly uniform patina, wood grips)
WYSIWYG, no guarantees of functionality, accuracy, or anything else :lol:
SPF $235 shipped to FFL.
I've got exactly $220.94 into them and if you want to talk me down to $231.89 and skip the insurance, I'd go that route too.
Unsure of ages, the revolvers would certainly be OK for C&R, the pistols are probably less than 50 years old (Spesco appears to be 1970's from what I can find).
