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Davis Pistols/Derringers Derringers For Sale

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4 Image(s) DAVIS DERRINGER D-38
DAVIS DERRINGER D-38
CHROME WITH 3" BARRELS BOXED & NEVER FIRED (read more)
Gun #: 952827273
Seller: Firepower enterprises
GA Sales: 181
$149.00
2 Image(s) Davis D-22
Davis D-22
This used Davis D-22 is a 2-shot derringer which fires the .22 LR round. It has a 2.5" barrel and chrome finish. This includes pearl style grips. *SOLD AS-IS (no returns/refunds) (read more)
Gun #: 997854188
Seller: Jays Guns and Accessories
$149.99
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2 Image(s) Davis D-22
Davis D-22
This used Davis D-22 is a 2-shot derringer which fires the .22 LR round. It has a 2.5" barrel and matte black finish. This includes pearl style grips. *SOLD AS-IS (no refunds/retur... (read more)
Gun #: 968104418
Seller: Jays Guns and Accessories
$149.99
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