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    welder516

    welder516

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    Jun 8, 2013
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    I have a Mondial .22 starter pistol 18-2-1983 in box with instructions . Can't find a value
    I realize it is not much but more of a curious . I am cleaning out safe because i have to move it .


    If i ever sell it does it still need to follow current laws
     
    Ammo Jon

    Ammo Jon

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    welder516 said:
    I have a Mondial .22 starter pistol 18-2-1983 in box with instructions . Can't find a value
    I realize it is not much but more of a curious . I am cleaning out safe because i have to move it .


    If i ever sell it does it still need to follow current laws
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    Yes, under no circumstances do you sell it to a Baldwin.
     
    Biggfoot44

    Biggfoot44

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    Aug 2, 2009
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    Initial searching isn't turning up that model number . Is this a Revolver or Semiauto ? Is it actually marked .22 ? Many of the Mondial gun shaped objects are actually made for the Euro 6mm blanks / tear gas ctgs .

    For background , Mondial is Italian company best known for their boutique motorcycles , often used in racing back in the day .

    Searching so far , many of the Mondial gun shaped objects are also simultaneously marked Brettavatura and EIG , possibly indicating licensing or joint venture .

    Further deep background in areas particularly in Europe where actual Projectile emmiting firearms are/ were heavily controlled , these gun shaped objects were taken semi seriously for self defense , with either blanks or tear gas ctgs .

    In the US , they were mainly considered novelties .
     
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