LW Seecamp LWS-25 .25 ACP DAO Micro Pistol, Matte Stainless, 2.06 in. Barrel, 7+1, Southwick MA Marked, with Box and Magazine
This LW Seecamp LWS-25 is a compact, stainless steel .25 ACP micro pistol with a sightless, snag-free top and DAO, hammer-fired simple blowback operation with a fixed barrel and non-locking slide. Notable details include Southwick, Massachusetts slide markings and a 2.06 in. barrel within an approximately 4.25 in. overall length. The factory box with matching end label marked "LWS 25 MATTE" and the included magazine add desirable completeness.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: This firearm is in great shape, with minor superficial scratches and blemishes visible.
What’s Included
- Factory box with matching end label marked "LWS 25 MATTE"
- Manual
- One 7-round steel single-stack magazine with witness holes and a flush floorplate
The LWS-25 pairs a 2.06 in. barrel and approximately 4.25 in. overall length with a micro footprint that was central to Seecamp’s original design goals. It is chambered in .25 ACP and feeds from a 7+1 capacity, offering a compact profile with dependable DAO, hammer-fired, simple blowback operation with a fixed barrel and non-locking slide.
Construction is all stainless steel for both slide and frame in a matte finish, matched to black checkered glass-filled nylon grip panels. The slide features rear vertical serrations and a sightless, snag-free top, and the pistol deletes traditional sights by design.
This model was introduced in 1981, with early production around 5,000 units before .32 ACP variants became the primary Seecamp offerings. The slide bears Southwick, Massachusetts markings, aligning with the company’s U.S. manufacture.
Safety features include a magazine disconnect. The included factory box with matching "LWS 25 MATTE" end label and the single 7-round magazine round out a complete package that reflects the pistol’s original configuration.