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The Items are:
Smith&Wesson Model 642 Revolver
http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/wcs/ ... sFirearm=Y
I am the first owner. 15 Rnds put through it. cleaned once. comes with S&W Factory everything (padded case, lock, etc.).
"Like New" Condition.

K.L. Null Holsters' "City Slicker" for S&W Model 642
http://www.klnullholsters.com/NewHolsters/skr.htm
Worn twice but never altered. Comes with fitting directions and order receipt from K.L. Null Holsters.
"Like New" Condition.

K.L. Null Holsters' Ankle Holster for S&W Model 642 (Black)
http://www.klnullholsters.com/NewHolsters/ank.htm
Worn 4 times. Comes with order receipt from K.L. Null Holsters.
"Like New" Condition.

.38 Special Ammunition
85 Rnds. Remington .38 Special +p 158 GR LSWC (Boxed)
20 Rnds. Federal Premium "Personal Defense" .38 Special 110 GR Hydra-Shok JHP (Boxed)

will sell for $500 FTF (Houston)

If you don't mind me asking... why are you selling?

Kalrog wrote:If you don't mind me asking... why are you selling?

I'm just at a point right now where I would rather have $500 than an awsome BUG set-up. I still think the airweight J frames are the best ankle carry guns out there (with a good holster) and the 642 is the most versital of the J frames (enclosed hammer good for pocket carry). From what I've read about the recent wait times for CHL processing I'm still atleast 60 days away from my CHL (don't have a pin yet) so having a BUG isn't doing me any good and I could use the money for better things right now. I'm obviously willing to take a loss on the Items since I bought them all retail and am selling them slightly used, but this is definitly a win-win for me and whoever buys these items.

Wasn't this initially just for the shoulder holster? If you decide to break it back up, let me know.

Kalrog wrote:Wasn't this initially just for the shoulder holster? If you decide to break it back up, let me know.

+1 I have been looking for a 642 for my dad to carry. He doesnt need anything but the pistol.

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soooo... is this sold pending funds, sold, still available?