the 22 version and the 25 caliber model. We sold them in black, high polished chrome and a satin nickel version. we sold them for $60 new. The only problem was you can't dry fire them. The firing pin is very fragile and snaps off easily. We used to keep a large box of firing pins for replacements.
The Jennings, Ravens, and Davis Derringers and the larger framed Davis 32s and 380s weren't as popular as they were considerably heavier and bulkier were all guns made by one family. The old man started it all with the Raven. They were sued numerous times and sold out a time or two before finally closing the doors.
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Waterboy, look what I found
- Mike Casselton, 2019-11-05, 12:18
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- I have one of those, somewhere. - Josh, 2019-11-05, 18:33
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There you go Scotty! (nm)
- ChrisG, 2019-11-05, 12:27
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Exactly! LIke the one I carried through college.
- WB, 2019-11-05, 13:03
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we sold a gazillion of those at our shop in Florida
- Gary Reeder, 2019-11-05, 13:15
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I've always had the itch for a Beretta Bobcat (nm)
- Howard, 2019-11-05, 17:30
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my generation has the Beretta Minx, Jetfire,
- gary reeder, 2019-11-05, 23:05
- That little .25 is a nice piece, hefty but well made. - WB, 2019-11-06, 08:26
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my generation has the Beretta Minx, Jetfire,
- gary reeder, 2019-11-05, 23:05
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I've always had the itch for a Beretta Bobcat (nm)
- Howard, 2019-11-05, 17:30
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we sold a gazillion of those at our shop in Florida
- Gary Reeder, 2019-11-05, 13:15
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Exactly! LIke the one I carried through college.
- WB, 2019-11-05, 13:03