Tanfoglio Mossad!

[AT2]

I heard this was a rare one in CA, but not well-versed.
Just dug it out from the back of the safe for a little point and shoot session.
Is it worth anything nowadays?

[SkyHawk]

nobody can see those pics but you

[AT2]

Ah, bummer! thx. fixing it now..

[PogoJack]

That?s a beaut! Fascinating as well. Did they carry this gun?

[Vinnie Boombatz]

I like it! Kind of reminds me of my SP-01.

[Blackhawk556]

How much do you want for it? [emoji1]


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[M76]

When you bought it did you say “such a deal!”

[AT2]

Hahah, i dont remember what i said when i bought it.
Also, i'm open to selling it, i just have no idea what they're worth, there's so little data on them other than the couple threads talking about "good luck" getting one in CA, that kind of thing. Does anyone know?

[sealocan]

This might help you find the value but then you might also have to add a few extra dollars because of the the old BS California markup.

Anyway, this YouTuber is also importer of firearms has received lots of these in the past and just two months ago he got another big batch.
You'll have to go to his website because of YouTube's new policies he can't even mention what the prices he's asking for them currently.

And in case anyone here is curious he believes those " mossad " markings could be possibly one or two things in his opinion...

The first (and more likely in my opinion) is that it's just a marketing gimmick and people buy them there just like if we could get Glocks that we're labeled with our government's alphabet agency names on them and some people would buy that here in the U.S.A..

His second guess is that these are presentation grade pistols given to retiring massod agents. And I just don't buy that one for several reasons. ...The condition their in is extremely poor in a lot of these pistols and the fact that so many of them are exported makes me think it's not really something that they value, like you would if it was a retirement gift from a government agency like that one.
Unless it's some kind of "sell back your retirement gold watch" money laundering as your retiring type scam.
And I just don't see that happening.

Anyway you can listen to him give his theories at the 02:35 time stamp mark of this video...

https://youtu.be/orgsbofMIy4

I actually don't even think that that super rare in lots of places in the US, you just won't see them at the bigger sporting goods stores or in some states, like in California.