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$350 cash OBO or trade - Details at bottom -Taurus 380 Mini Ultralite in 380 ACP -Three 5-shot moon clips -Rosewood Taurus grips -Spare laminate grips 2nd owner, purchased from original owner here. Manufactured approximately 2012. Weighs about a pound. Double-action-only trigger pull is about 10-12lbs. Hammerless but has a nice wall for taking aimed shots. Windage adjustable rear sight, fixed front sight. 100% reliable. Perfect timing. Estimated 200 rounds down the barrel. This has been my bedside backup gun for many years, the kind of gun you can slip in a pocket and go. 380 defensive loads are really good from this 1.75” barrel. Comes as you see. 380 ACP available at cost if you need some. Meet in Davidson County (may travel for a member). Must be a TN resident and 21 years of age. Must show a TN driver’s license, FFL, or HCP. Cash is king but will consider a trade +\- cash for something interesting (in good working order). No black powder, no Sig P320s sorry. Otherwise what you got? I like weird guns. Would also take 1500rds of 9mm or 1000rds of 7.62x39 or 5.56. Thanks for looking.

Yep, just like a AR. If you’ve seen 1 you’ve seen them all

Aren't they all the same?

I grabbed that goofball 49. I do like it. I carry one of two Shadow Systems primarily. I didn't know about the 49 until this story came up so I picked up the 49 in May at GlockStore Nashville. Walked in an it was on sale too. I like it. It will probably never resell for much since it is kinda weird but what ever. I did like cleaning it much better than my Shadow Systems.

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Because P330’s literally go off without Goober’s booger hook on the trigger or otherwise jacking around. As reported, the guns at idle, with no intervention or a hand on them, just sometimes spontaneously fire.

Ever watch the movie, "World's Fastest Indian"? Burt Monroe, were he still with us, would recommend some shoe polish rubbed thoroughly into the crack to make it look like it's been repaired. Much less labor intensive than stripping everything out and rewelding then refinishing. You're welcome.

Quick question: When the hell did we start using "uncommanded" instead of "negligent"? It doesn't fit in my mouth right. It's always been an 'ND'

Well...... good news bad news. The Softail is back together & runs absolutely perfectly. The upgrade to the transmission is something that, now I've done it, I would 100% recommend to anyone with an Evo. It's like shifting gears on a jap bike! (I mean that as a compliment, from someone who grew up with Japanese bikes) No slop, no play, clicks in & out of gear like a mouse button. Shifting is absolutely silent too Hands down, no question a different bike in such a great way! It was a chore getting to it, but the actual trans work itself was about a 30 minute job. I ended up trimming back the 'wings' on the sides of my oil tank to aid reinstallment & with that done, it's a piece of cake to get in & out, so that's a bonus. The other MAJOR bonus, is that it's stopped leaking oil! I could never quite figure out exactly where it was coming from, but wherever it was was obviously either a gasket or seal I just replaced. The Wife is going to be happy! The bad news is that I went to jump on my sporty chop for a quick lunchtime cool off & I noticed that there's a crack in one of my welds, right at the neck, which unfortunately means that I have to completely strip out all the front end, wiring, brake lines & cables, sand off all the powder coat & re-weld it with some extra bracing I'm just going to do that for now & throw some crap paint on it so I can keep riding, but once winter kicks in I'll have to tear it down to the bare frame & have it re-powdercoated. It gives me a chance to clean up a couple of bits I wasn't 100% happy with, but still......

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Safety Reminder for Buyers and Sellers This is an automatic reply meant to protect you as a buyer and a seller on TGO. Use the Buyer/Seller Feedback feature to research who you are dealing with. Please come back and leave feedback for each other after the transaction is complete. Your experience will help others. Never agree to use an electronic form of payment to buy or sell a gun! None of the electronic payment services will protect you against fraud in a firearms transaction. They all have terms of service FORBIDDING the use of their services to buy/sell guns. DON'T DO IT. Be very wary of anyone who insists on brokering a deal in private or outside of TGO. Scammers almost always prefer to operate out of the public eye. The complete Trading Post Rules and also some more helpful suggestions can be found by clicking this link. Everyone should read them at least once! ~~~ This was an automatic reply ~~~

Anybody got 2 of these laying around they don’t need?

I haven’t had much luck this year So hot no rain I’m buying from the Mennonites I have decided they are more cost efficient than i

Yes take it to a gunsmith if’s it’s a gun you’re going to bet you and your family lives on make sure it’s as reliable as you can make it

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