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- Birthday 08/04/1950
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DAdams started following Belgium Browning A5 and Boberg XR9-S
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From the Vault. For Sale. Boberg XR9-S. Now owned and sold by Bond Arms. Boberg XR9-S Platinum Edition LNIB Barrel 3.5 inches Rounds 7+1 Overall 5.1 inches Height 4.2 Width 0.96 Weight 17.5 oz Nice sights. Carbon Steel slide. Satin finished hard chrome plating. Trigger, transfer bar and all exposed parts are stainless steel. This is considered a "collector's item" as Boberg Arms sold to Bond Arms in 2018. I have two of them and am selling one. Bond Arms sells them for about 1K. I paid over that, oh well. Occasionally they show up on Gun Broker. Excellent carry pistol due to its compact configuration. Minimum recoil and easy slide manipulation. Or put it in the safe for appreciation. This one was worked over by Arne Boberg Himself with a custom trigger job, about 4lbs. $375 Firm PU in Loudon County/ Lenoir City area. Daytime hours only. Prefer meetup at Range USA. I'm old. Don't drive far.
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Belgium Browning A5 Light 12 1970 24 inch Vented Rib 2 3/4 Modified Barrel SN 70G 44924 Rear sight bead gone, easy fix. This is a 50 year safe queen. I am the second owner, I purchased in 1975. I never hunted or fired it. The original owner (Michigan) did shoot it minimally so there are a few minor aesthetics. I would rate it at 95 percent quality. No box, no papers. $950 firm Pickup in the Loudon County (Lenoir City, Loudon) area. Daylight hours. Public Location.
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Sold.
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Bushmaster XM15-E2S Used, Like New Condition Patrolman Carbine, Semi-Auto, 30 rounds, 16 inch Barrel, 5.56x45, 1/9 twist, 6.6lbs, Removable Handle/rear sight. 1 30 round magazine, Single point sling, Hardcase Must be a Tennesse Resident and present a TN DL. I am located in Loudon County. Will not drive far to meet. Transaction will take place in a public location during daylight hours. $395 Firm Cash Only
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Buds is a good site to use for pricing. Whether you order from them or not is up to you. I have used a few times. They ship to a local FFL of your choice. I like to support my local dealers first and foremost. Gander Mountain will match Buds price. Buds has a store and range in Pigeon Forge.
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PPS M2 is a single stack. It does have a "normal" button mag release. It feels good. I liked shooting the first gen. easy to conceal. M2 is Priced right. There is a LE version that comes with three mags with varied capacity IIRC.
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https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/2084_21_55/products_id/5591/WAL+2807696+PPS+M2+9MM+7RD+LE+NS 6,7,8 round mags with night sights. That's the ticket. if you plan to carry IWB this is a great choice. If OWB, then the field of double stack compacts is more open. I would even look at the 2.0 Springfield XD series. You made some great first choices. A couple of the best there is. But a lot has come out since those lead the field.
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PPS M2 is a single stack. It does have a "normal" button mag release. It feels good. I liked shooting the first gen. easy to conceal. M2 is Priced right. There is a LE version that comes with three mags with varied capacity IIRC.
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That one comes down which one fits/feels better. I came down to that exact choice a few years ago. I found the ergonomics of the Walther worked better for me. Ultimately I ended up with a M&P9c with Trijicon night sights, Storm Lake match grade barrel, and a few mags, extended and regular. It shoots great and with over 300 reliable rounds through it. The trigger has smoothed right out. I carry it frequently. One of my favorites. I have a full sized Walther and really like the AS trigger with decock. im looking at a PPS now.
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Great battery life. Lots of range on the red dot brightness level. I like mine. Haven't had other brands though. I compared at Gander with others. I liked the Aim Point Pro best. Personal preference I guess.
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10 years ago I bought a BERSA Thunder .380. It was my first semi-auto. Early on I shot it quite a bit. Lately not so much. It's relegated to SUV truck gun status in a small essentials bag. Decided to take it to the range earlier in the week. Shoot up the 5 mags of ammo, clean it up and reload with fresh. I had forgotten what a joy it is to shoot and how well I shoot it. It went through 40 rounds of JHP without a missed beat. I probably have 800 reliable round through it now. My Brother in Law brought his stainless Walther PPKs and we both did better with the BERSA and the trigger on the BERSA is "better" than the Walther. What a great gun.
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Half a dozen S&W is a good thing. My favorite thus far other than the wheelers. M&P9c with a Storm Lake stainless match grade barrel. Trigger on the 9c is better than my 9Pro 5 inch.
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Welcome.
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Welcome. Then you need a Boberg 9 shorty platinum with a trigger job. I just happen to have one available.