~JOSHUA

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Like the title says baby Glock 9mm with night sights. 2 factory clips and one 32 round factory 32 rd mag. Mint condition with case and manual. $410 shipped. I need headers for my project....

Please, anti gun activists need not post.

ROCNDAV

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no, but my wife is looking for a baby eagle if you know of one for sale. 9 or 40 (preferred).

LS1_SS

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damn if it were january I would buy it...

Anthony K

post it on www.glocktalk.com have sold 5/6 glocks over there

~JOSHUA

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If I posted *pics* this thing would sell within hours. Maybe I should do that. Anybody need a mini-army called "Glock"?

do0dfromcali

I'm looking for a glock 22

Anthony K

call me i have a new one cheap! 734 231 1519

SlpLS1

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if it was a 27 id do it

~JOSHUA

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9mm ammo is cheap. If you like to shoot alot you'll get more out of the 9. It is just as dangerous (with the right ammo) as the .40 caliber.

orange01z28

damn, I wish I wasn't moving...then I'd have the extra money to buy this

marcus769

anyone have a Glock 45 for sale??? I need one NOW!!!

~JOSHUA

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All pm's responded to! TTT

~JOSHUA

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SOLD!!!! Thanks for all the interest!

KB99WS6

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Any decent glocks or other pistols I can get for around $250? I don't know guns and I won't be doing any sport shooting, I just want something for home protection, thats all. Just want to make sure its a solid reliable peice. Can't have the thing fail if it ever comes to a point that I need it if someone breaks in.

kjmdrumz3

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Reliable home protection???? Thats easy......sawed-off 12-gauge!

KB99WS6

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Thats too big, doesn't carry enough rounds, and seems too primitive.

kjmdrumz3

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Not too big if it's sawed off and pistol grip. VERY manuverable. 5 shells of buckshot is enough to get ANY job done. Too primitive? You mean too simple? Simple works

BDiddy#11

Your wife better have man hands or re-think the baby eagle cause they are fat(in size) when I bought mine they didn't even have a holster to fit it. I would go with an H&K sub compact for the wife if she wanted an auto. I have .40 in both and they are both awesome but H&K much easier tho carry.

KB99WS6

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I'd just feel like an outlaw or serial killer or something owning one. If something ever happened where it went to the courts I'd rather have had my weapon have been a pistol than a "sawed off shotgun" if ya know what I mean. It's kinda like the "pitbull" of guns. If a "pitbull" attacks something its a vicious beast that must be put down. If it's a pomeranian that attacked, it was the person's fault and the poor pooch was the victim. See what I mean?

Besides you can saw it off and put a pistol grip on it and it's still no where near as small as compact as a pistol. One further consideration is if someone breaks in your home and you have to shoot them with the sawed off, chances are your also likely shooting and destroying other stuff in your house b/c its a 100 little pellets spreading out, instead of one precise bullet. I got a $15k Home theater as one example that I don't want shot up, lol.

ROCNDAV

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hahaha, I read that and had to laugh, because there was a girl at work that we used to call man hands!

No, she's small frame 5'0", but that (and the Sig226) were the hand guns that she felt comfortable with.

What was funny, was once we went shooting up in the desert with some friends (A sheriff and a marine). They laughed when she pulled out my 44 Magnum Desert Eagle. But they quickly stopped when she was shooting more accurate than them shooting their 9mm

David