Saturday Night Special

This replica pistol is well suited to act as a stand-in for most "Saturday Night Specials" or concealed carry firearms.

While this replica is an exact copy of an "Auto 9" pistol, it is well suited to act as a stand-in for any Saturday Night Special or concealed carry firearm.

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The following prop is a “Non-Gun”. Please see our glossary for an explanation of what a Non-Gun is and how they are implemented.

This non-gun is ideal for mimicking the look and feel of "Saturday Night Specials" such as the small AMT Backup, Auto-9, Davis Model P or any of the Jennings or Ravens.

-- NOTE ---
The following prop is a “Non-Gun”. Please see our glossary for an explanation of what a Non-Gun is and how they are implemented.

This non-gun is ideal for mimicking the look and feel of "Saturday Night Specials" such as the small AMT Backup, Auto-9, Davis Model P or any of the Jennings or Ravens.

The Raven MP-25 is a small framed semi-automatic pistol which fires six-.25ACP rounds. The pistol was developed by George Jennings, founder of Raven Arms, in the late 1960s. From 1970 to 1991, Raven Arms sold an estimated 2 million pistols. The Raven MP-25 was a great option for people seeking an inexpensive, concealable weapon typical of a “Saturday Night Special.”

An inexpensive, double action revolver typical of a "Saturday Night Special".

Produced from 1985 to 1986, the "Pocket 9" is exactly what its name implies - a pocket sized, semi-automatic pistol chambered to fire six 9mm rounds.

The TP-25 is a double-action pocket pistol that was produced by Iver Johnson Co. during the 1970s to the mid 1980s.

An inexpensive pocket pistol that fires .380ACP.