Nicholas Pieper 25 cal Auto
I am trying to figure out what I have here in terms of what model and value. Any help greatly appreciated. I have Googled but haven't found an exact match. Hopefully my images loaded properly. I plan on selling this on Gunbroker once identified.
Thanks, Jim.
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Thanks, Jim.
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It appears to be the same as the Steyr-Pieper M1908. I'm guessing that different markings were used for a specific distributor.
I would think it would bring $100-200 if the bore is good.
Neal0 -
It's a Model D/1909, Pieper. Made prior to the 1914 invasion and occupation of Belgium by the Germans.
Appears to be in Good to Very Good condition with some surface roughness and discoloration. Little collector demand/value for these type of pistols, unfortunately. Nowadays with lots of folks hurting and the economy in the toilet, my WAG $100-$200 if it's functional.0 -
quote:Originally posted by rufe-snow
It's a Model D/1909, Pieper. Made prior to the 1914 invasion and occupation of Belgium by the Germans.
Appears to be in Good to Very Good condition with some surface roughness and discoloration. Little collector demand/value for these type of pistols, unfortunately. Nowadays with lots of folks hurting and the economy in the toilet, my WAG $100-$200 if it's functional.
Thanks for taking the time to check out the gun. The estimate you provided along with the previous poster gives me confidence this gun is not worth the trouble of selling. It is a great little gun though.
Best regards, Jim0 -
quote:Originally posted by nmyers
It appears to be the same as the Steyr-Pieper M1908. I'm guessing that different markings were used for a specific distributor.
I would think it would bring $100-200 if the bore is good.
Neal
Thanks for the info!
Jim0
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