I know that if I have to buy a pistol with a hi cap mag from a local store, the store will block the mag to 10 rounds. How about if I have to buy a pistol with a hi cap mag online and have it shipped to a store, will the store block the mag and do the paperworks?
As I grow older, will be 67 in a few months, I notice that I am becoming more sensitive to recoil. Last time I was at the range, I had with me my sig P210, Beretta Centurion, SW 5906, and Walther PDP F. I felt that the plastic Walther was a lot snappier than my 3 metal guns I had with me...
I was also getting interested in the Arex. But I have been looking at the 5906 for some time now. It is the very first handgun I wanted to buy in the 90s. I just could not afford it then.
About 2 years ago, I got tempted to get one of these. I ordered the 'select' model from Classic. What I got was a rusted piece. I sent it back the same day I saw it.
For sale is my P30SK LEM with 300 rounds in it. I bought it new about 2 years ago from Atlantic Guns. It will come with the original box, grips, 2 mags. It has a date code of BG. As seen in the picture, I have 2 P30SK. I also have 2 other P30, a P30L and a P30, both in DA/SA. I just prefer DA/SA...
The 228 is not only my oldest Sig, but also the very first handgun I was able to buy in December 1993. The 210 is just a baby having gotten it just days ago.
Dave was very professional and a very nice person to deal with. I found him to be very personable. Selling a handgun is unlike selling a camera just because of the nature of the item being sold. Some level of trust must be present on both parties. When it's time for me to sell another firearm...
I bought it new last year. Has 200 rounds in it. It comes with everything that came from the factory, plus mag extensions. Also comes with Vedder IWB holster. No scratch anywhere.