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For some reason I havent seen a P09 in a few months. I guess people are liking them too much to sell them.

I had one and wish I had it back ! They are god , reliable and easy to work on if needed. You can switch them from decok-only to a manual safety to carry "cocked and locked" and the parts to do this are included with the gun.

I know the owner of the shop and he just opened the cardboard box to show me. I never asked him because I don't care for Sig firearms , plus I didn't want to put him on the spot in front of his other customers who had gathered around us starring at it.

Not to be funny or get off the subject but today I visited a favorite pawn shop of mine that is also a gun shop. They just got in a new , brand new rifle that the manager pulled out of the box and opened in front of me and showed me. It was a Sig Sauer rifle with the picture of Trump holding his fist just after he'd been shot ! LOL . I swear I would have seen a T-shirt printed with it before a rifle LOL But no , it was a rifle ! LOL . This incident just happened a few days ago !

I'm not digging the high price of the GP or the SP that's for sure !

SOLD

Thank you very much ! I wondered about that with the cylinder walls so close.

No but I own a TP9SF and a TP9DA and both are equal or higher quality than a Glock or anything else . The trigger reset on Canik's are AWESOME !

I've seen a few used Security Six's but the asking price was astronimical. I'm sure they are worth it but the owners of those must have been on dope.

I'm looking at getting a Ruger GP100 in 357mag in the 4 inch barrel. There is the 6 shot and the 7 shot. I know the 6 shot has been proven over time and reliable. How about the 7 shot ? I compared the walls of the cylinders side by side and of course the 7 shot is a bit thinner. I do plan on shooting some 357mag out of it but not all the time. Maybe practice with .38spl. So the thinner walls may mean a tad bit weaker than the 6 shot. But we are talking about one of the heaviest built revolvers. Should this be a concern ? Also , I am wanting to know if the 7 shot will be as reliable and stay "in-time" or keep it's "timing" as good as the 6 shot ? I have owned a few revolvers but never shot a lot out of them. But this gun will get a lot of shooting as I plan to start reloading 357 and .38 . Any help and experiences are appreciated. Thanks in advance. I will add that I am a huge fan of Ruger and I have a few of their P-Series which are as reliable as the sunrise , but I still understand that now days even Ruger firearms are a lot different than when those P-Series were made. Even Glock has gotten to where they are not as reliable as they used to be.

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What's the gauge ?

sold pending meet

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WOW , this is a nice deal for an all steel well built pistol.