The Raven Arms MP-25 "Saturday Night Special" is an iconic piece of American firearms history that stands out for its compact design and affordability. Manufactured between 1970 and 1991, this single-shot pistol is a quintessential example of a budget-friendly self-defense option. Collectors and enthusiasts will appreciate its historical significance and straightforward engineering. Though it shows some signs of prior use, the gun remains in good condition with an excellent bore, featuring sharp lands and grooves. Included in this sale is a Browning soft case, providing convenient and protective storage.
Designed by George Jennings in response to the Gun Control Act of 1968, the MP-25 was a pioneering effort by Raven Arms to provide an economical firearm for the masses. This pistol is chambered for the .25 ACP (6.35mm) cartridge, offering a 6+1 capacity. Its blowback action ensures reliable performance, and at just 2.4 inches, the barrel is designed for easy concealment. The matte black finish lends a low-profile look, while the hardwood grips provide a comfortable hold.
The MP-25's historical context as part of the "Ring of Fire" companies adds an interesting narrative to its legacy. Despite its reputation as a "Saturday Night Special," the MP-25 is a practical choice for those seeking basic, affordable self-defense. Its lightweight and compact nature make it an ideal option for discreet carry. Additionally, the low recoil of the .25 ACP round is manageable for beginners and those seeking an easy-to-handle firearm.
Whether you're a collector interested in the historical significance of budget firearms or someone in need of an accessible personal defense option, the Raven Arms MP-25 offers both affordability and functionality. Don't miss the chance to own this piece of Americana, complete with its original soft case.




