8/15/15-4513TSW IS SPF. Two guns for sale, first is a nice no-rail 4513TSW, serial nr MSE46xx. This is the model with the flush-fitted 6-rd magazine. I would call it a 95% gun, very nice overall with a few very light marks on the flats of the slide that are not really scratches, just light abrasions that show up in the bead-blasted finish, and a few scruffs to the plastic stocks. Red paint dot is missing on the LH side of the frame. Two 6-rd magazines. No box or goodies. I have fired this gun several times and it always fed, fired, and functioned fine. $650 shipped via USPS to the lower-48. Fed Ex or UPS service, or in Alaska or Hawaii - please check with me for shipping cost. Three day, no-fire inspection. Full refund, less all actual shipping costs, if not satisfied for any reason - NO questions asked. 
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8/13/15 - GLOCK 22 REDUCED TO $500 SHIPPED. I have a very nice 3rd generation, fixed-sight Glock 22 with two high-capacity magazines in the old-style Glock "stackable" plastic box. There are no other Glock goodies in the box - just pistol, and two magazines. One of the labels has fallen from the box but I still have it. Label on opposite end is intact. Also included is a "very new" Safariland 070 Level 3 holster for the Glock. The pistol fits the holster but it is VERY tight. I don't know anything about this holster so I presume that is normal for one of its type. Both Glock and holster are little used. The holster is pricey. For both gun and holster $525 shipped via USPS to the lower-48. Fed Ex or UPS service, or in Alaska or Hawaii - please check with me for shipping cost. Three day, no-fire inspection. Full refund, less all actual shipping costs, if not satisfied for any reason - NO questions asked. Please feel free to contact me by PM. I'll be happy to answer questions but I cannot advise about legality of this weapon/magazines in your area. That is your responsibility.
7/30/15-M41 IS SPF. Next is a very nice old Model 41 5-1/2" with an unusual front sight. Someone wanted a red-ramp. I knew the original owner of the gun (now deceased). He took good care of it. I have never fired it. Serial nr A4279xx. Has original box (in good shape), and two magazines. Breech face looks good to me. The gun has been shot some, hard to say how much, but I do not see excessive battering like one sometimes sees in the highly-used 41s. Very good finish, a few light marks, no corrosion or pitting. Grips are typical of the era - a little crude but they were what they were. I'd call this a 98% gun - with the exception of the front sight.
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8/13/15 - GLOCK 22 REDUCED TO $500 SHIPPED. I have a very nice 3rd generation, fixed-sight Glock 22 with two high-capacity magazines in the old-style Glock "stackable" plastic box. There are no other Glock goodies in the box - just pistol, and two magazines. One of the labels has fallen from the box but I still have it. Label on opposite end is intact. Also included is a "very new" Safariland 070 Level 3 holster for the Glock. The pistol fits the holster but it is VERY tight. I don't know anything about this holster so I presume that is normal for one of its type. Both Glock and holster are little used. The holster is pricey. For both gun and holster $525 shipped via USPS to the lower-48. Fed Ex or UPS service, or in Alaska or Hawaii - please check with me for shipping cost. Three day, no-fire inspection. Full refund, less all actual shipping costs, if not satisfied for any reason - NO questions asked.
Please feel free to contact me by PM. I'll be happy to answer questions but I cannot advise about legality of this weapon/magazines in your area. That is your responsibility.
7/30/15-M41 IS SPF. Next is a very nice old Model 41 5-1/2" with an unusual front sight. Someone wanted a red-ramp.
I knew the original owner of the gun (now deceased). He took good care of it. I have never fired it. Serial nr A4279xx. Has original box (in good shape), and two magazines. Breech face looks good to me. The gun has been shot some, hard to say how much, but I do not see excessive battering like one sometimes sees in the highly-used 41s. Very good finish, a few light marks, no corrosion or pitting. Grips are typical of the era - a little crude but they were what they were. I'd call this a 98% gun - with the exception of the front sight.
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