Harper Wolf .25 Classic Pistol - valuation

[Mark D]

Posting this on behalf of a friend with zero computer skills

Harper Wolf .25 Classic Pistol. 10 shot manually indexed magazine.

It's been tested wth CO2 and it holds gas and shoots as intended. Uses a 9v battery in the grip to control the micro switch trigger.

Fantastic condition, as only ever displayed and a few shots in the garden.

No idea how many were made,least in this .25 calibre which uses a 5" barrel and was commissioned directly by the owner.

If you click on either of the pictures it will take you to the album (11photos)
Note the blue background was not my idea

Thoughts on value please gents

[IMG]Wolf 6 (1) by Mark Davis, on Flickr[/IMG]Wolf 1 (1) by Mark Davis, on Flickr

[guy]

Bought a couple of these in the last 6 months not .25 admittedly but one mint in box and the other recently serviced they ranged from 325 to 375 saw another at Kempton on a dealers stall at 300

Would say 350-375

Holds gas? These are pcp.

[gingernut]

I paid £300 for a reasonable .22 model two years ago.

I saw a .25 at Bisley a few more years ago for £525 but not with your short barrel.

They are PCP and came with a pellet seating tool that is needed.
I've not seen the tool.
I seat my pellets otherwise they fall out of the mag when you shoot.

Yours is in exceptional condition so £400 plus.

[Geezer]

I think Holts or one of the other big auctioneers sold a long one in .22" for £350-400 (plus fees, tax etc) in the last year. Your mate's one is extra desirable through calibre and shortness and rarity.

If I had the relevant PCP charging gear, I'd be checking my bank account and PM'ing you, not commenting on here.

If it were mine, I wouldn't let it go for less than £400. And would hope to get £500-600. Or maybe even a bit more to the right buyer. It is quite special, and rare.

So: £500. Will sell. If not, go to auction and some nutter may end up bidding loads.

[gingernut]

It fills via a standard screw in adapter !/8 bsp? at the front of the cylinder.
Unplug the battery first and max 180 bar.

They are good accurate pistols with plenty of power.

No trigger feel as electronic and you rotate the mag by hand.
Which means its safe when you have taken your shot.

The more I write the more I think its worth!

[greasemonkey]

saw one of these at an arms fair last weekend,it was in good order and .177 calibre,price was £375..

[BradleyHardacre]

I paid £300 for a reasonable .22 model two years ago.

I saw a .25 at Bisley a few more years ago for £525 but not with your short barrel.

They are PCP and came with a pellet seating tool that is needed.
I've not seen the tool.
I seat my pellets otherwise they fall out of the mag when you shoot.

Yours is in exceptional condition so £400 plus.

And this?