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Get the CW9. I have a Glock 19 and a P3AT so I'm pretty much where you are (not that much diff between LCP and P3AT) but my primary is still a 2002 P9 which is the same as the CW9. It is a perfect size to carry. The only time it gets left at home is when I have to tuck in the shirt without a jacket then the P3AT jumps in my pocket.
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The LC9 is out of my head again. I'll just wait for the new CW9's to come in.Comment
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The CW9 seller, has a full PM box at MGO, and he doesn't know that I sent him a cancel deal email,since my email is not posted , so it may still happenComment
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It does have a kick, so practice, don't it expect it to compensate for you.
Diocoles
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That should be HIS problem, not yours... and the hard earn money is YOURS.Originally posted by BucketBack View PostComment
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Offer him $300 [w/ accessories]. Settle for $325 with no tax or transfer and call it a day. IMHO that's a fair deal if the gun shows no signs of wear.Comment
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I bought some Trijicon HD Night Sights for my G19 and ammo, heading to get some Spitfire Mechanical Broadheads for my X-Bow, and some more ammo with my gun money.
So a new addition to my rotation won't happen for a while now. Unless someone buys my Bersa that I took off the market .Comment
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Prices can be crazy at the gun shows. Shooters, local big dealer, sells the CM9/40 and CW9/40/45's for $349.99 each in the store and at gun shows lately. But you can walk around and see outrageous prices up to $500 for new and even USED guns. A warranty is nice and somebody else's quick sale might be because they had problems and just want to dump the gun.
Wynn
USAF Retired '88, NRA Life Member. Wife USAF Retired '96
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Frédéric Bastiat’s essay, The Law: http://mises.org/books/thelaw.pdf
Thomas Jefferson said
“A government big enough to give you everything you want, is strong enough to take everything you have.”
and
"Peace is that brief glorious moment in history when everybody stands around reloading".
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That's what I thought too, but how could "Josh" have problems with a gun he never fired. Unless he couldn't get it to fire.
The gun range being closed on his day off, doesn't hold water. He can drive 15 minutes to the MDNR land where most of the city of Grand Rapids shoots on the weekend, with no range fee, or safe handling skills either.
ETA-"Josh" has no feedback on the MI forum, the other guns I've bought used and had good luck with were from members with lots of postive feedback on the site.
I also had my eyes on a Ruger P94, in great shape. I ran the serial at Ruger and it came up being the first year of that pistol, a red flag. Then the sellerhad no feedback, another red flag. Somebody has to be the first buyer from someone to get feedback I know But it ain't me,Babe, it ain't gonna be meComment
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