
KevinMichael
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So, were these sold then?
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ad closed Glock 20 10mm - Emergency Must Sell
KevinMichael replied to RobertNashville's topic in Firearms Classifieds
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. -
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sold
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Just sold in the past hour
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Chuck. I just listed another case of 22lr, so maybe there will be some left.
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Revelation was Western Auto's brand (my FIL owned a franchise). This case has been in storage for many years, but the ammo looks brand new as it has been sealed in plastic cases of 100 rounds. 5000 rounds for $350 (7cpr). Pickup in Dyersburg.
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If anyone is interested in a lesser amount, I will sell 1000 round lots for $80 per. Pick up in Dyersburg.
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Thanks Tom
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Correction: I made an assumption that these are 40 grain. It is not specified anywhere on the box. I just opened the box to check the packages and it is not specified there either. So, I am not sure
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Cleaning out the family storage, I came across several cases of 22lr and 22 short. For sale is an unopened case of CCI mini-mags in plastic cases. Not sure how old they are but they have been sealed in their cases. $400 for the 5000 rounds (If you can find them, the going price is 9 to 13 cpr). Pick up in the Dyersburg area. If, after a few days, no one wants the entire 5000, I will split the case up into 1000 round lots. The other 22 ammo will be listed in coming days
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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.