FS Glock 27 .40 cal
03-19-2006, 02:53 PM
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FS Glock 27 .40 cal I have my pistol up for sale!! I never use it and I am just going to use my shotgun for home defense. Since I bought my jeep i dont feel comfortable carrying it because i cant secure it in the car. it will come with an uncle mike's belt holster, 200 rounds of target load, and 2 magazines worth of hydrashocks (hollowpoints). its only had 100 rounds through it and is in like new condition.
$500 in houston
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03-19-2006, 04:24 PM
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i would rather try to sell it in the houston area. but if no one else bites then we can work something out.
i dont know how that works, but if you would walk me through it, i doubt it would be a problem
i dont know how that works, but if you would walk me through it, i doubt it would be a problem
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you have to go to a licensed FFL holder, which is basically a gun dealer. they can then ship it for you to the nearest FFL/dealer near John, and he would go pick it up there.
there is usually a small fee associated with this process, a way for dealers to capitalize off their status. FFLs are not cheap.
that is indeed a nice handgun, however i don't much like the way a glock feels in my hand. too light/toy-like. great guns tho - tough to beat. i plan on picking a Sig Sauer here in a few months myself.
there is usually a small fee associated with this process, a way for dealers to capitalize off their status. FFLs are not cheap.
that is indeed a nice handgun, however i don't much like the way a glock feels in my hand. too light/toy-like. great guns tho - tough to beat. i plan on picking a Sig Sauer here in a few months myself.
03-19-2006, 04:49 PM
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the problem i face is that i have two little girls and need shot placement/accuracy. a shotgun could do that clsoe range, but not even close to willing to risk it. if i could reinforce their bedroom wall to shield them, i wouldn't care and would keep an M4 in the house, lol. however that is not the case.
03-20-2006, 12:18 AM
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i would rather try to sell it in the houston area. but if no one else bites then we can work something out.
i dont know how that works, but if you would walk me through it, i doubt it would be a problem
i dont know how that works, but if you would walk me through it, i doubt it would be a problem
03-20-2006, 05:49 AM
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i will have to try and find the papers...i think they are in storage in chappell hill at my parents house. i am going up there this weekend so i will try to find them. it was purchased at the academy in humble for $570 i believe. i'll be able to verify when i find the receipt.