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This firearm has less than a hundred rounds through it. Probably fifty or so. It is in like-new condition. FTF only CHL preferred. Thanks!


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Awesome deal, thanks.

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It's light. Handles adjustable for easy carrying, good for righties and lefties. Breaks down into four parts, undetectable by x-ray, ideal for quick, discreet interventions.

A word on firepower: Titanium recharger, three thousand round clip with bursts of three to three hundred, and with the Replay ...

How different is this from the 92FS?

I think it just has a slightly beefed up slide and removable sights. I'm not entirely sure but I'm pretty certain that's two things.

That is correct. The Brigadier models are fitted with a heavier slide that is stronger in the locking lug area, this reduces ...

propellerhead wrote:How different is this from the 92FS?

I think it just has a slightly beefed up slide and removable sights. I'm not entirely sure but I'm pretty certain that's two things.

I'm interested. PM sent.

Bumping this as I'm still interesting in picking up this firearm.

I am interested in picking this up. PM and email sent, thanks.

I'd try to get it to the deceased's family, particularly so considering this may be a financially trying time for them and every asset counts.

Academy will do it for free, just call beforehand to make sure the guy who does it is there.

I just don't zero in enough optics to warranty me having a nice bore sighter considering I can go around the corner and have it done free.

They do work great though! Will definitely put you on paper.

I spend a lot of time on my gun bench in my garage tinkering around with my guns whether it be cleaning them, tuning them, or whatever, and I'm clearly visible from the sidewalk or street.

My question is what are the legalities of "brandishing" or any other possible issues in a scenario like this ...

I got a chance to shoot this little gun a few weeks ago at the ranch and was surprised to find myself impressed.

I wasn't a big fan of the long trigger pull but overall it was quite accurate -- more so than I thought it would be -- and the recoil was more than manageable.

It's a cool little pocket ...

This is my first deer rifle (Weatherby Vanguard 7mm Rem Mag) and after a lot of looking around I picked up the Trijicon Accupoint 3-9x40 TR20g for it with the corresponding Leupold dual dovetail mount and medium 1" rings. My scope experience involves slapping an ACOG on an AR-15 with a picatinny ...

MoJo wrote:You didn't say where you are. The Gander Mountain in Beaumont has 25# bags of shot in stock.

Sorry, I'm in Houston, and if it's as easy as just stopping by a Bass Pro (or whatever) then I feel like a dope for even having to ask.

I just couldn't find much online. Duh! I'll check there first.