SOLD

[mr.72]

Used, good/reliable condition (some very slight finish wear), unknown round count. One Mec-Gar 10rd magazine (no original mag). Since I have owned it, no jams, FTFs or any kind of failure (100+ rounds WWB). Mild fluff&buff, polished feed ramp and barrel hood.

This is a first-generation PT111, DAO with manual safety.

$250 firm FTF only in/around Austin.

Also I will consider interesting trades or combo trade&cash to balance the deal for the following, or just make an offer:

-Kahr CW9
-Sig P6
-Bersa 9mm
-Kel-Tec P32, P3AT, PF9, P11
-Ruger LCP
-.223, .308 or 7.62x39 semi-auto rifle (Saiga, SKS, Kel-Tec, etc.)
-Taurus or other DAO .38 snubnose
-just about any other 9mm pistol of comparable value to the PT111, there are dozens that I would consider but didn't list.

[varko]

Has this been sold yet?

[JasonH]

That's a good deal. Surprised nobody has jumped on it yet.

[varko]

PM sent.

[dewayneward]

Has this been sold yet? I have my Texas CHL and currently own a Hi-point 9mm C9 (purchased Nov 08) along with 500 rounds of blazer 9mm ammo.

Will do some research on the taurus first, but wanted to know if you would be interested in a trade.

[WarHawk-AVG]

Darn the ammo alone is worth a pretty penny!

[dewayneward]

Yea, I was walking through wallyworld and the one case that normally had the ammo had clay shells and some shotgun shells. I just laughed and thought that since they never have any, they might as well use the ammo case for something else. Then both my son's (I was so proud of them that day ) both point to another case and say in unison "Daddy, there some 9mm ammo right there".

I literally ran over to a walmart employee and asked for him to get a key for the ammo. He said that they didnt have any to which I told him that they did and I was wanting to get it. He asked where it was. I told him that I wasnt going to tell him, but would show him. So after waiting an eternity (or close to the time of waiting for my CHL license to change on the DPS website) he got the key. I walked over and looked at the little gold bars of fun and proceeded to take every one of them. I felt guilty and giddy as a schoolboy all at the same time.

My boys even helped load the ammo onto the checkout desk to the raised eyebrows of the people around.

Then the wife found the receipt, but I am not allowed to talk about that until the trial is over

[mr.72]

Pistol is sold.