rjroberts
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S&W 27, nickel, 6" or 8 3/8";
S&W 17, nickel, 6". Will consider other models, .22lr and .357 only, though, as long as they are in nickel - I want to add to my 3 1/2" 27-2 for a small collection or at least to form a set.
Presentation box for a 3 1/2" 27-2
Bond derringer barrels in .45/.410, .38, or .22mag if they made them.
Along the lines of what I am selling, I could use a plunge router attachment for my "Roto-Zip" or certain other accys for same.
TRADE ITEMS
Colt model 1877, "Lightning", .38, nickel, 3 1/2", shipped in 1892 - have letter. In service of Wells-Fargo - have letter.
Simmons 6-24x42 Prohunter AO scope. Mil dot. Philippines, not China. Very nice glass.
Canon G-1, 3.3 Mp. with Ikelite underwater housing (250 ft.) #6141. Accessory lenses for camera (all Canon): Teleconverter TC-DC58; Auxiliary lens adapter LA-DC58; close up lens 250D. (Aux lenses can be used on other Canon models).
For the electronics folks out there:
Fluke 92 b scopemeter, 60MHz, dual channel. Scope, multimeter combination. Like new condition, still has the protective plastic over the screen. Includes probes, case, manual. These were nearly $2000. new.
I realize the following are bulky but, if you are in Florida within a reasonable drive of Tampa bay and can use them, why not?
Craftsman 2 hp router, model 917506 new in box, never used. Set of router bits in wood box, also never used. Circle guide (Craftsman) and 2 packages of Craftsman carbide router bits.
Craftsman Professional 10" radial arm saw, model 315.220381. With base. Also have several new blades for it. Upickup in Largo, my car is too small.
Cannondale bicycle, R4000, dura ace, mavic cosmic wheels; includes Cateye Mity 3 "cyclocomputer" (fancy name for speedometer/odometer). Good shape. Stem is 25 1/2" from pedal crank to top. Was $3,000. when new. You'll need to pick up in Largo as I only have a small car.
Body by Jake "Big Guns" arm exercise machine.
Gazelle Supra Pro machine. This has the resistance cylinders and is heavier duty than the Gazelle you see on tv.
Kodak Carousel 800 slide projector with 7 trays. Good condition.
Sony PMC-107, personal component system, electronics unit with two speakers. AM-FM-CD-Cassette. Unused. with remote.
JVC FS-2000, compact CD and AM/FM stereo and amplifier in one piece, two compact bookshelf speakers plus the optional add-on powered sub-woofer (which can also be used with other audio units having a phono jack output for a sub). Remote is included. That subwoofer alone was $150. Nice sound. The negatives are that I don't have a manual but can e-mail a pdf of the fs-5000 which is very similar. It's fairly straightforward to operate but the reference is handy. The lid, which is powered, to access the CD compartment unlatches but does not always come fully up when the button is pushed; just comes up a little but if just a small tap up is given with a finger, it completes the opening cycle properly. And, when used a bit - meaning several up/down cycles, it works properly without assistance. I'm assuming a slipping drive belt for the lid.
S&W 27, nickel, 6" or 8 3/8";
S&W 17, nickel, 6". Will consider other models, .22lr and .357 only, though, as long as they are in nickel - I want to add to my 3 1/2" 27-2 for a small collection or at least to form a set.
Presentation box for a 3 1/2" 27-2
Bond derringer barrels in .45/.410, .38, or .22mag if they made them.
Along the lines of what I am selling, I could use a plunge router attachment for my "Roto-Zip" or certain other accys for same.
TRADE ITEMS
Colt model 1877, "Lightning", .38, nickel, 3 1/2", shipped in 1892 - have letter. In service of Wells-Fargo - have letter.
Simmons 6-24x42 Prohunter AO scope. Mil dot. Philippines, not China. Very nice glass.
Canon G-1, 3.3 Mp. with Ikelite underwater housing (250 ft.) #6141. Accessory lenses for camera (all Canon): Teleconverter TC-DC58; Auxiliary lens adapter LA-DC58; close up lens 250D. (Aux lenses can be used on other Canon models).
For the electronics folks out there:
Fluke 92 b scopemeter, 60MHz, dual channel. Scope, multimeter combination. Like new condition, still has the protective plastic over the screen. Includes probes, case, manual. These were nearly $2000. new.
I realize the following are bulky but, if you are in Florida within a reasonable drive of Tampa bay and can use them, why not?
Craftsman 2 hp router, model 917506 new in box, never used. Set of router bits in wood box, also never used. Circle guide (Craftsman) and 2 packages of Craftsman carbide router bits.
Craftsman Professional 10" radial arm saw, model 315.220381. With base. Also have several new blades for it. Upickup in Largo, my car is too small.
Cannondale bicycle, R4000, dura ace, mavic cosmic wheels; includes Cateye Mity 3 "cyclocomputer" (fancy name for speedometer/odometer). Good shape. Stem is 25 1/2" from pedal crank to top. Was $3,000. when new. You'll need to pick up in Largo as I only have a small car.
Body by Jake "Big Guns" arm exercise machine.
Gazelle Supra Pro machine. This has the resistance cylinders and is heavier duty than the Gazelle you see on tv.
Kodak Carousel 800 slide projector with 7 trays. Good condition.
Sony PMC-107, personal component system, electronics unit with two speakers. AM-FM-CD-Cassette. Unused. with remote.
JVC FS-2000, compact CD and AM/FM stereo and amplifier in one piece, two compact bookshelf speakers plus the optional add-on powered sub-woofer (which can also be used with other audio units having a phono jack output for a sub). Remote is included. That subwoofer alone was $150. Nice sound. The negatives are that I don't have a manual but can e-mail a pdf of the fs-5000 which is very similar. It's fairly straightforward to operate but the reference is handy. The lid, which is powered, to access the CD compartment unlatches but does not always come fully up when the button is pushed; just comes up a little but if just a small tap up is given with a finger, it completes the opening cycle properly. And, when used a bit - meaning several up/down cycles, it works properly without assistance. I'm assuming a slipping drive belt for the lid.
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