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I am looking for a 3"/3.5", lightweight, quality, reliable, .45 ACP 1911 for duty use like a Kimber Ultra, a Desert Eagle (DE1911USS), Dan Wesson ECO, or similar quality weapon.
And/or.....a Marlin 39 lever action .22 S/L/LR short barrel rifle (Mountie or Carbine....I have always regretted selling mine).
My T3T is in like new condition, in the bag with less than 120 rounds fired (two qualification courses & the balance ammo testing). The reliability is 100% and accuracy, as you'd expect, is amazing, one hole off a sandbag at 15 yards with three different loads (see NHC factory target photo). I don't shoot as well as I did when I was a young man but I can still manage 1.25" groups at 25 yards off a bench. It has the thinner Officer frame that is now also used on the T4 and the 4.25 " bbl with the bushing which provides perfect balance. It comes with everything sent by Nighthawk, Gibbs, target, build sheet, removable magwell, etc. I bought it new and only carried it in a leather holster for a couple of days. I work in street clothes and need something reliable and accurate, but less expensive. I had Ernie Bray at Red Creek Tactical Cerakote it (black) and he did an amazing job. There are NHC magazines in the photos, but I traded them for three new Wilson #47,OX magazines which I will include along with the one slightly used Nighthawk magazine. I paid $3450 after close to a year's wait for the weapon. With shipping to Ernie and back, and insurance, the Cerakote was $252.00 but now you can clean it with anything. It has the Sprinco recoil reduction/reliability spring system that Ernie recommended and I also have the Nighthawk flatwire recoil spring setup in addition to the stock Wolff springs, total cost $150.00. The magazines were $32.00 each and the ffl fees were $35.00. That comes to $3983.00.
Price your trades according to what you have in them and what they are worth to you and I'll do the same. We'll both end up with an exchange we'll be pleased with. I am not a dealer so no paperwork is required face to face in Oregon if you are a legal buyer with your ODL or Oregon CCW. I will ship it out of state, insured, on your dollar but it will have to go to your FFL dealer.
Or....as an alternative...just go to the bank, withdraw $2983.00, and I'll meet you 1/2 way.
Thank you,
Semper Fi
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I am looking for a 3"/3.5", lightweight, quality, reliable, .45 ACP 1911 for duty use like a Kimber Ultra, a Desert Eagle (DE1911USS), Dan Wesson ECO, or similar quality weapon.
And/or.....a Marlin 39 lever action .22 S/L/LR short barrel rifle (Mountie or Carbine....I have always regretted selling mine).
My T3T is in like new condition, in the bag with less than 120 rounds fired (two qualification courses & the balance ammo testing). The reliability is 100% and accuracy, as you'd expect, is amazing, one hole off a sandbag at 15 yards with three different loads (see NHC factory target photo). I don't shoot as well as I did when I was a young man but I can still manage 1.25" groups at 25 yards off a bench. It has the thinner Officer frame that is now also used on the T4 and the 4.25 " bbl with the bushing which provides perfect balance. It comes with everything sent by Nighthawk, Gibbs, target, build sheet, removable magwell, etc. I bought it new and only carried it in a leather holster for a couple of days. I work in street clothes and need something reliable and accurate, but less expensive. I had Ernie Bray at Red Creek Tactical Cerakote it (black) and he did an amazing job. There are NHC magazines in the photos, but I traded them for three new Wilson #47,OX magazines which I will include along with the one slightly used Nighthawk magazine. I paid $3450 after close to a year's wait for the weapon. With shipping to Ernie and back, and insurance, the Cerakote was $252.00 but now you can clean it with anything. It has the Sprinco recoil reduction/reliability spring system that Ernie recommended and I also have the Nighthawk flatwire recoil spring setup in addition to the stock Wolff springs, total cost $150.00. The magazines were $32.00 each and the ffl fees were $35.00. That comes to $3983.00.
Price your trades according to what you have in them and what they are worth to you and I'll do the same. We'll both end up with an exchange we'll be pleased with. I am not a dealer so no paperwork is required face to face in Oregon if you are a legal buyer with your ODL or Oregon CCW. I will ship it out of state, insured, on your dollar but it will have to go to your FFL dealer.
Or....as an alternative...just go to the bank, withdraw $2983.00, and I'll meet you 1/2 way.
Thank you,
Semper Fi
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