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ERMA EP22 Pistol

bamboo
Greetings from Australia. I have recently come across an ERMA EP22 Pistol that resembles a German Luger. It is in reasonably good condition and it has not been fired in decades. Can anyone please tell me what sort of price do these pistols sell for in the USA? - thanks.
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  • nmyers
    There are several minor variations, plus box/accessories makes a difference. We usually describe condition in percentage of finish remaining, as "reasonably good condition" could mean just about anything.

    A general price range would be US $250-350 for one in 95-98% condition. NIB might bring $500. They can't reasonably be imported or exported, so Aussie prices may vary.

    Neal
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  • HAIRY
    Having owned the .22LR, the .32 and the .380, my experience has not been too good. The .22s are ammo sensitive; the .32 and .380 broke firing pins on a disgustingly routine basis (every other time at the range) where my gunsmith was delighted with my owning them.

    They are nice to look at and complement a Luger collection but that is about all. My $0.02 worth.
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  • seb1999
    nmyers has it right.

    I paid $425. for an as new in the original sn box w/ paperwork.

    Shoots and functions well on .22 mini mags not very accurate but fun to own and shoot.
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  • bamboo
    after speaking to a few 'in the know' people, it seems $425 is a good price for an as new ERMA EP22; you must be happy with that Seb1999. Does your ERMA have plastic grips or are they made of wood? have you ever had trouble feeding other type of 22 ammunition? - regards, Bamboo.

    I paid $425. for an as new in the original sn box w/ paperwork.

    Shoots and functions well on .22 mini mags not very accurate but fun to own and shoot.
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