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2 Image(s) Hellpup Polish AK Pistol
Hellpup Polish AK Pistol
ON SALE thru 5/31. Limited to stock on hand. NIB IMG Radom Polish Hellpup AK Pistol, 7.62x39, (2) 30 round mags. Best price I have seen in a while for an AK pistol. I am a FFL and ... (read more)
Gun #: 900436315
Seller: TXSporting
GA Sales: 2956
$489.00
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1 Image(s) Ruger Ruger Mrk Iv Trgt 22Lr 5.5" Sts 10Rd 40126
Ruger Ruger Mrk Iv Trgt 22Lr 5.5" Sts 10Rd 40126
Ruger Mark IV Target Semi-automatic 22LR 5.5 Barrel Stainless Steel Frame Stainless Finish Checkered Grips 10Rd Threaded Barrel Adjustable Sights 40126 (read more)
Gun #: 925624809
Seller: ShootingSurplus
$557.99
1 Image(s) Ruger Ruger Mrk 4T 22/45 22Lr Blk 10Rd 4.4 40149
Ruger Ruger Mrk 4T 22/45 22Lr Blk 10Rd 4.4 40149
Ruger Mark IV Tactical 22/45 Semi-automatic 22LR 4.4 Threaded Barrel Polymer Frame Black Finish Checkered Grips 10Rd 2 Magazines Adjustable Sights 40149 (read more)
Gun #: 942963348
Seller: ShootingSurplus
$427.99
1 Image(s) Ruger Da Revolver Lcrx&Reg; 22 Wmr 1.875"Bbl Matte Black 05439
Ruger Da Revolver Lcrx&Reg; 22 Wmr 1.875"Bbl Matte Black 05439
Barrel Length 1.875Cartridge 22 WMRFrame Finish Matte BlackSights Integrated Low Profile Ramp FrontAction Type DA Revolver (read more)
Gun #: 913474548
Seller: GunPros
GA Sales: 1643
$457.49
1 Image(s) Ruger Ruger Vaquero Bsly 45Lc 5.5" Sts 6Rd 5129
Ruger Ruger Vaquero Bsly 45Lc 5.5" Sts 6Rd 5129
Ruger Vaquero Bisley Single-Action Revolver 45 Colt 5.5 Barrel High-Gloss Stainless Finish Stainless Steel Simulated Ivory Grips Fixed Sights 6Rd 05129 (read more)
Gun #: 956189631
Seller: ShootingSurplus
$743.99
1 Image(s) Ruger Ruger Gp100 357Mag 4.2" Stn 6Rd 1705
Ruger Ruger Gp100 357Mag 4.2" Stn 6Rd 1705
Ruger GP100 Standard Double-Action Revolver 357 Mag 4.2 Barrel Satin Stainless Finish Stainless Steel Hogue Monogrip Grips Adjustable Rear & Ramp Front Sight 6Rd 01705 (read more)
Gun #: 916794194
Seller: ShootingSurplus
$690.99
1 Image(s) Ruger Blackhawk 41Mag 6.5 6Rd Blue 0406
Ruger Blackhawk 41Mag 6.5 6Rd Blue 0406
Caliber 41 Rem Mag - Grips Black Checkered Hard Rubber - Front Sight Ramp - Barrel Length 6.50 - Material Alloy Steel - Capacity 6 - Rear Sight Adjustable - Twist 120 RH - Finish B... (read more)
Gun #: 902922844
Seller: GunPros
GA Sales: 1643
$523.99
1 Image(s) Remington 1911 R1 Comm Carry Ct Grip 96356
Remington 1911 R1 Comm Carry Ct Grip 96356
REMINGTON E-RPC LLC 1911 R1 COMMANDER CARRY w/CRIMSON TRACE LASERGRIP Match Grade SS barrel w/target crown   De-horned forged carbon steel frame & slide   Novak ... (read more)
Gun #: 961228949
Seller: GunPros
GA Sales: 1643
$815.99
1 Image(s) Remington 1911 R1 Comm Carry 45Acp 96335
Remington 1911 R1 Comm Carry 45Acp 96335
1911 R1 COMMANDER CARRYMatch Grade SS barrel w/target crown   De-horned forged carbon steel frame & slide   Novak sights w/Tritium front sight   Adjustab... (read more)
Gun #: 954735809
Seller: GunPros
GA Sales: 1643
$677.24
1 Image(s) Ruger Ruger Sr1911 Tgt 9Mm 5" Sts 9Rd G6759
Ruger Ruger Sr1911 Tgt 9Mm 5" Sts 9Rd G6759
Ruger SR1911 Target Full Size 9MM 5 Barrel Stainless Finish and Frame G10 Grips 9Rd Ambidextrous Thumb Safety Bomar-Style Adjustable Sights 06759 (read more)
Gun #: 971754704
Seller: ShootingSurplus
$776.69
1 Image(s) Ruger Ruger Sr1911 Ofc 9Mm 3.6" Dt 8Rd G6758
Ruger Ruger Sr1911 Ofc 9Mm 3.6" Dt 8Rd G6758
Ruger SR1911 Officer Size 9MM 3.6 Barrel Stainless Slide Aluminum Frame G10 Grips 8Rd 3 Dot Sights 06758 (read more)
Gun #: 986097963
Seller: ShootingSurplus
$764.49
1 Image(s) Ruger Ruger Mrk Iv Lite 22Lr 4.4" Gry 10Rd G43918
Ruger Ruger Mrk Iv Lite 22Lr 4.4" Gry 10Rd G43918
Ruger Mark IV Lite 22/45 Semi-automatic 22LR 4.4 Threaded Barrel Polymer Frame Diamond Gray Finish Checkered Grips 10Rd Adjustable Rear Sight 43918 (read more)
Gun #: 981666722
Seller: ShootingSurplus
$448.01
1 Image(s) Ruger Ruger Gp100 327Fed 6" Stn 7Rd 1764
Ruger Ruger Gp100 327Fed 6" Stn 7Rd 1764
Ruger GP100 Revolver Double Action 327 Federal 6 Barrel Steel Framey Satin Stainless Finish Hogue Grips 7Rd ARS & RFS 1764 (read more)
Gun #: 972961904
Seller: ShootingSurplus
$676.76
1 Image(s) Ruger Ruger Rdhwk 357Mag 5.5" Stn 8Rd As 5060
Ruger Ruger Rdhwk 357Mag 5.5" Stn 8Rd As 5060
Ruger Redhawk Double Action Revolver 357 Magnum 5.5 Barrel Satin Stainless Finish Hardwood Grips 8Rd Adjustable Rear Sight 05060 (read more)
Gun #: 905405199
Seller: ShootingSurplus
$843.47
1 Image(s) Ruger Ruger Gp100 357Mag 2.5" Stn 7Rd As 1774
Ruger Ruger Gp100 357Mag 2.5" Stn 7Rd As 1774
Ruger GP100 Double Action Revolver 357 Magnum 2.5 Barrel Satin Stainless Finish Black Rubber & Engraved Wood Grips 7Rd Adjustable Rear Sight & Fiber Optic Front 01774 (read more)
Gun #: 939203233
Seller: ShootingSurplus
$676.76
1 Image(s) Ruger Ruger Gp100 357Mag 6" Stn 7Rd As 1773
Ruger Ruger Gp100 357Mag 6" Stn 7Rd As 1773
Ruger GP100 Double Action Revolver 357 Magnum 6 Barrel Satin Stainless Finish Black Rubber & Engraved Wood Grips 7Rd Adjustable Rear Sight & Fiber Optic Front 01773 (read more)
Gun #: 935244894
Seller: ShootingSurplus
$676.76
1 Image(s) Ruger Ruger Spr Rdhwk 10Mm 6.5" Stn 6Rd As 5524
Ruger Ruger Spr Rdhwk 10Mm 6.5" Stn 6Rd As 5524
Ruger Super Redhawk Revolver Double Action 10MM 6.5 Barrel Satin Stainless Finish Rubber with Hardwood Insert Grips 6Rd Adjustable Rear Sight & Fixed Red Ramp Insert Front Sight... (read more)
Gun #: 987237481
Seller: ShootingSurplus
$898.01
1 Image(s) Ruger Ruger Lcp Ii 380Acp 2.75" Hrvst 6Rd 3767
Ruger Ruger Lcp Ii 380Acp 2.75" Hrvst 6Rd 3767
Ruger LCP II Centerfire Pistol Double Action Only Compact 380ACP 2.75 Barrel Nylon Frame Moon Shine Reduced Harvest Moon Camo Finish 6Rd 1 Mag Fixed Sights 03767 (read more)
Gun #: 984693954
Seller: ShootingSurplus
$293.04
1 Image(s) Ruger Ruger Lcp Ii 380Acp 2.75" Toxic 6Rd 3765
Ruger Ruger Lcp Ii 380Acp 2.75" Toxic 6Rd 3765
Ruger LCP II Centerfire Pistol Double Action Only Compact Size 380ACP 2.75 Barrel Nylon Frame Moon Shine Reduced Toxic Camo Finish 6Rd 1 Mag Fixed Sights 03765 (read more)
Gun #: 903589664
Seller: ShootingSurplus
$293.01
1 Image(s) Rohm Model 66 single action .22 magnum
Rohm Model 66 single action .22 magnum
Rohm Model 66 single action .22 magnum. Made in Germany Serial number is IC-17XXXX. Comes with an extra cylinder for .22 LR. Barrel is 4 3/4". Has the original box and paper work. ... (read more)
Gun #: 990394457
Seller: Fran Pasquale
$349.00
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