What exactly do I have on my hands Jow Forums?
Help would be appreciated.
Eurocuck inherrited an old handgun from my Grandfather, help me out Jow Forums?
Josiah Kelly
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Jace White
I think it's probably illegal for me to own this, but it's a family heirloom, I intend to keep this.
would appreciate it if you guys helped me figure out what I actually had here.
Nolan Carter
Gas-alarm pistol.
Only shoots out tear gas with a blank shell.
Dunno about the licensing you need to carry that in your country.
Landon Hernandez
Will you get arrested if you open the box?
Nicholas Thompson
How functional is this, and theoretically what kind of bullets would I need and how would I obtain them, so I could shoot it somewhere in private?
It's 6.35mm
Benjamin Lopez
Oi, gonna have to see your paper loicense
Jose Wilson
How useful is it then?
Yeah, pretty sure I'd need a license still. As far as I know that either means getting a collectors license, getting a hunting license or joining a gunclub.
Probably not. Unless you tell on me Jow Forums.
Owen Gomez
What does it say pointing at the cartridge? It should just fire tear gas viles or rubber bullets. I can't find anything on .25acp gas gun ammo, so no clue on that.
It might be real.
Daniel Edwards
so it takes .25 auto. that's neat
Juan Brooks
Here's a german page with info on it, user
Leo Garcia
don't run real .25 auto or you'll blow it up, though
Eli Brooks
Holy shit I didn't know there was a European Raven p25
William Edwards
>What does it say pointing at the cartridge?
Can you rephrase that?
That's the one, I don't actually speak German, so if any German-user or somebody who speaks German can tell me what I have on my hands and what it's worth
Liam Peterson
What does this mean exactly, would it fire real bullets?
Adrian Martin
Are you german? These kinda "guns" are completely legal to own if you're 18 or older.
Brody Sanders
No I'm not German.
Are you sure?
Julian Myers
Then where are you from? Not every country in Europe has the same gun laws.
Isaac White
>Be Eurocuck
>Buy flare gun off internet
>Buy 9mm insert for flare gun
>Now hasguns
Camden Thomas
None of the major ones, either way the legality of the gun doesn't really matter.
I mean there are places like Switzerland and Czech Republic where you can easily get a gun, I just happen to not live in either.
Mason Lewis
Still not clear on this one.
Zachary Brooks
That's .380 if I remember correctly
Thomas Morgan
>posting this on the interwebz
>not hiding it and passing it on so your sons have a modicum of freedom and protection
I shiggy diggy doo
Nolan Diaz
Ohh yes, good luck doxxing me with the picture of my hand.
Pretty sure I could just smuggle a gun in if I really needed it tbqh
Lincoln Bennett
It would be extremely painful
Oliver Lopez
Guessing Denmark.
Christian Ward
youtube.com
Yes, of course.
Angel Wright
It's only wrth about 50USD user. Perhaps less as you're in Europe, and I doubt many were imported to the USA. Although it's a cool thing to have gotten passed down. It seems a lot like the inexpensive, imported 25/32 ACP handguns that were popular here late twentieth century... That being said it's a "Traumatic Handgun" don't try real 25 ammo with it. It will unlikely be able to withstand the pressure. I think they obstruct the barrel/narrow it as well in order to ensure it can only fire tear-gas rounds, I doubt it will even chamber real ammo. The rounds for it are usually plastic w/colored tips (pic related). I know people do convert these, often in eastern Europe to fire live ammo, it you can get a hold of a real barrel/cut down a rifles that had the proper chamber support. Nevertheless the frame will often crack.
Hudson James
Can I more rounds for it at least?
Or are they not made anymore?
Ian Wood
.380 is 9mm.
Carter Parker
Nathaniel Hall
those things are probably illegal by now mate