Raven P25 Review, Field Strip & Reassembly - TheFireArmGuy

Published on June 30, 2011
Duration: 5:06

This review covers the Raven P25, a small, inexpensive .25 ACP pistol discontinued in 1991. The video demonstrates its field stripping and reassembly process, highlighting its simplicity. While noted as easily concealable and fun to shoot with minimal recoil, the reviewer advises against using it for self-defense due to its low quality and effectiveness beyond close range.

Quick Summary

The Raven P25 is an inexpensive .25 ACP pistol discontinued in 1991, known for its small size and concealability. Field stripping is simple: remove the magazine, press a rear slide button, and pull the slide off. While fun to shoot with no recoil, it's not recommended for self-defense due to limited effectiveness and quality.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction to Raven P25
  2. 00:31Safety Check
  3. 00:43Size Comparison (vs. Ruger LC9)
  4. 01:05Thumb Safety Features
  5. 01:33Sights Analysis
  6. 01:54Field Stripping Guide
  7. 02:28Reassembly Guide
  8. 03:11Shooting Impressions
  9. 03:36Defensive Use Considerations
  10. 04:10Ammunition Cost Discussion
  11. 04:38Conclusion & Final Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Raven P25 and what caliber is it?

The Raven P25 is a small, inexpensive semi-automatic pistol chambered in .25 ACP. It was discontinued in 1991 and is known for its compact size and ease of concealment.

How do you field strip the Raven P25?

Field stripping the Raven P25 involves removing the magazine, locating a button on the rear of the slide, pushing it down, and then pulling the slide off the frame. The recoil spring and firing pin are then removed.

Is the Raven P25 suitable for self-defense?

The reviewer does not recommend the Raven P25 for self-defense. While it's easy to shoot with minimal recoil, its effectiveness is limited beyond close range, and its overall quality is considered low compared to other firearms.

What is the typical price range for a Raven P25?

A used Raven P25 can typically be found for between $50 and $100. The reviewer suggests this price range accurately reflects the firearm's value.

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