value of .25 & .32 autos

Prairie Dawg

January 17, 2003 19:24

I'm looking at some .25s & .32s for sale at my gun range. There's an NAA, an Autauga, a Beretta, a Seecamp. All in excellent shape. I'm stumped on how to evaluate prices. Why is the Seecamp twice as expensive as the Autauga, for example? What is a Seecamp in really good condition worth and why? [?]

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  Der Gebirgsjager

  January 17, 2003 20:24

  The Seecamp has always been kind of a limited production item. It has pretty well become a cult item in some circles. Lower production numbers = higher price.You didn't say which you're looking at--the .25 or .32, so I'll assume the .32 and say about $500-$550 in used, excellent. There was a time when the Seecamp .32 was the only game in town for a very small .32, but it has competion now (Autauga is only one) and personally I wouldn't give the going price for a Seecamp. But, I admit to being biased; I'm not much on .32s anyway. Despite improvements in .32 ammo, I'd still start with a .380 ACP minimum.

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  interstatepawnllc

  January 18, 2003 16:41

  The Autauga is a very nicely manufactured and designed little pistol. With that being said I will also tell you that it is most painful to shoot after the first few rounds. This is not a range gun!
  
  "If your gonna be stupid, go find a democrat."

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