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Disassemble your lorcin l25

Updated: 9/28/2023
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Take a round and press in the button on the slide and lift up but keep pressure on. The button slowly release the pressure and pull the slide forward

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What ammo fits the Lorcin L25?

25


Value of a lorcin l25?

$30 - $70. They're not particularly high quality firearms.


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99 cents OK...no...recent sales on gun auction websites show the L25 to sell from anywhere starting at $40-$50 and I have seen one all black one go for $97, completed auction, reserve met, item sold. I have mine listed for $65 right now on an undisclosed site. Because it's pink. And I hate pink.


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