SMITH&WESSON M&P BODYGUARD 380 AUTO

Chiappa Rhino 60ds with a 6" barrel in the much desired GOLD design. Uses the bottom of the cylinder to fire for less noticeable recoil. It has a sticker on the bottom and a tag on the trigger guard, and it has never been fired. Therefore, it is completely NIB (new in box). These are currently almost tough to find.

A 9 mm ZEV GLOCK 19 FULL-CUSTOM FACTORY PISTOL WITH THREADED "DIMPLED" BARREL is seen here. It features three magazines, 10 rounds of ammunition, a Salient Arms magazine well (the original is also included), and an American Glock front sight has been added. It fits the typical ZEV/PELICAN CASE format.

Excellent condition Benelli Vinci 28" fac comfort tec stock FAC, sand-colored. has a second magazine tube. Therefore, a 3+1 can be made using either or 5+1 plus a Benelli plug. And an 11+1 produced by Nordic and Nordic clamps, depending on the size of the cartridges. Full set of stock Shims and a set of flush chokes with the key. manufacturers' case for Benelli. Less than 150 rounds have been fired through this shotgun, which has not been thoroughly broken in.

Heckler & Koch USP 12+1 shot, 45 acp, 4.5" barrel, Gorgeous bore, Excellent condition, 3 Mags, and no box.

It is made specifically for shooting. The best competition pistol features are carefully combined to satisfy the demands of the defensive handgun shooter. The slide has lightning cuts, as do the barrel, the accessory rail, the grip, and the trigger guard is cut off. This weapon comes in 9mm and.45acp variants.

Smith & Wesson Model 629-1, year of production 1983, serial #N895483. 98 percent overall condition, 44 magnum, 4 inch barrel, rosewood target grips, target hammer, target trigger, red ramp front sight, and white outline rear sight.

FULL SIZE WALNUT TARGET GRIPS ON THE SIG P210 TARGET. REMEMBER THE CHEAPER MODEL WITHOUT THE EXTENDED TARGET GRIPS. THIS GUN IS NEW IN THE BOX AND HAS EVERYTHING FROM THE FACTORY.

Manufactured in 1963, this Walther P38 is used and comes with a holster and one magazine for a 9mm pistol. Although part of the original finish is still present and it seems to be in operating order, we always suggest having an older rifle checked by a gunsmith.