[Scionti95]

Picked up a Raven Arms Model MP-25, Cal-.25 Auto with faux pearl grips at a garage sale yesterday for $3.00. That's right, $3.00. Cleaned up real good, is missing the magazine and upon disassembly discovered the firing pin is broken. Any suggestions where I could purchase these two items. Cool looking little "Saturday night special". Will make a a nice looking little 'prop' for some pics. Don't rag me on paying to much for it. Know that it was one of those cheapo little guns made for awhile, but still neat looking. Appreciate any help you can give me.

 

[Colt-SL]

I shot one of those and the .22 LR equivalent many years ago. Though a cheap 'toss away' it functioned fine. Try here: Raven Arms Gun Parts

Or maybe here: Raven Factory Gun Repair Parts, and Radom M-P 35 Factory repair  parts from Bob's Gun Shop, Lorcin 25 Automatic Parts, Raven firing Pins, Raven Magazines, Raven Gun Clips, Raven 25 Automatic Gun Parts. Raven Gun Grips, Raven Plastic Gun Grips,Radom F

 

[Scionti95]

Colt-SL: Thank you very much for the help. Good starting point to see what is available. Don't want to put much money into because it basically is a "cheap gun". Do not plan on shooting it; keep it more for a 'prop' or just an example of a Saturday night special. Appreciate !

 

[Colt-SL]

Prop huh? Speakin' my language - HA! Can't wait to see it here: http://www.coltforum.com/forums/photos-area/62425-photos-props.html

 

[twaits]

Ravens are actually quite reliable. It truly is the "Classic" saturday night special. I wouldn't mind having one myself.

 

[Scionti95]

twaits: It definitely has that 'Classic' look. When I round up the proper mag and firing pin, will probably be tempted to take it out to the range. Thank you also for the "actually quite reliable" comment. Makes me feel a little better on the overall quality of this little gun.

 

[twaits]

Well...high quality isn't a word I would use
But I have read that they are reliable at least. Even if they are just made out of pot metal.

 

[C1PNR]

I shot one of those that a friend brought to the range. That little, inexpensive, cheap looking gun worked! Every time! To my knowledge that is one of the very best little .25's around, and it's easier to get out of your pocket than my Beretta .25. If you ever decide to "move it along" to another home, please let me know.

 

[Collects]

Scionti, you got exactly what you paid for.

 

[Scionti95]

C1PNR: Interesting info. Thanks for sharing. Gonna hold on to it for the time being, but should I decide to 'move it along', will certainly let you know. Thanks again.

Collects: I understand what you are saying, but have you seen some of the asking/bidding prices on Gunbroker. Unreal, but still a cool 'looking' little gun for $3.00

 

[Scionti95]

twaits: I am with you on the 'high quality' descriptor. That they are not. Surprising they are reliable due to the pot metal composition. Thanks for the post.