KevinMichael

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Beautiful revolver. My wallet is grateful that we live on opposite sides of Planet Tennessee.

When you get that range set up, invite me down. I havent shot out past 30 yards in 2.5 years. Kevin, from just north of you.

If we weren't a worlds away from each other, I would take that Combat Magnum. I had a nickel 19-5 that I sold years ago with much regret.

I have two Caniks; ridiculously inexpensive, super reliable, and amazingly accurate.

Price drop, now asking $1000

These are solid guns that get solid reviews! GLWS

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While I can't vouch for the firearm itself, I can vouch for Kimber; he's a man of solid character and integrity.

The original company were pioneers in the development of HP/expanding bullets. Found these boxes among a family member's stash (who passed away). Super Vel went out of business in 1974 (but has been re-born in Nevada).

Am willing to consider trades; Colts, particularly 1911s, An AK-47 (but that may require additional cash), mini 14. Open-minded, will consider any offer of trade

Would you consider British military? Trade my Webley + I will throw in some cash.

It's payday...time to purchase a fantastic piece of history!

Rasputin, on the contrary, appreciate the additional info.

For your consideration: a 100+ year old British revolver. This piece has been sitting in my safe for 2 years after I inherited it and I realized it needs to go to someone who will appreciate it. Mechanically it appears to be excellent; locks up tight. Dry-firing, everything feels and sounds good. The cylinder is uncut (cutting these was common) and the seriel number #2399, matches the frame. Cosmetically....good for its age! However, there are a couple things of note: The grips have pieces missing. Your options are to get them repaired, find an intelligent person with a 3-D printer, or leave as is. The nickel is decent but with several spots of wear and pitting. The barrel crown shows considerable wear. I tried to document the deficiencies in the photos. The bore looks pretty good. Although this is legally an antique and could be mailed, I doubt anyone would buy this sight-unseen. I will drive about 60 miles to meet someone for the sale. $1100.00

That's a really good deal. I already own an SKS and would buy this deal if it wasn't 2.3 lightyears away.

1000 yds .50 bmg at a 10" gong

This is my RIA 1911. It is one of their tactical models. Other tac models of theirs have rails. I added the Magpul grips. This has been a solid shooter, especially for the price ($400 pre-pandemic).

Hi Jimmy, Welcome! Another fellow-Dyersburger here.

I'm with you man. Sold my 19-5 5" nickel some years ago. Regret sucks.

FYI: Canik mags are actually Mec-gars

I have a High Standard Sentinel Mk 1 that I would sell. It is a snub with a 2" barrel. This is the model but mine has a stainless finish. https://www.gunbroker.com/item/912250277

This was for the Enhanced.

New to Tennessee and to this board. Happy Thanksgiving! Paypal on the way to you. Erik88, thank you for your initial unselfish offer that got us all onboard.

I've owned a TP9SA for about 6/7 years. Love this gun. Thousands of rounds and never a mis-feed of any kind. I don't carry it, so the de-cocker has never been a concern. A note: if you chamber a round and de-cock it, it only takes a slight press-check to cock it. I had it chambered and de-cocked, attached to a magnet holder bedside. I inadvertently knocked it off of the magnet and it hit the carpet, muzzle-down. That alone, cocked it.