Same month and year of my birth. Found one a year or so back otherwise, I would be all over it. Commercial marked P38's are rare. Is it import marked? Thanks.
I have found a bunch of Pelicans at gun shows. Some new, some used surplus, but always at a discount. I use them for gun shows, go boxes, to freight precious cargo, as well as for checked baggage on airlines. On my last flight, the bag check lady for Frontier Airlines was setting it on the conveyor and said, "Wait, are there any guns in here?" to which I responded, "Just clothes, my probation officer says I can't be around guns...or small animals."
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Three guys stumble upon a bottle on the beach. They open it and a genie pops out and says, "you each get one wish."
First guy wishes that all democrats and their types leave the country and cannot ever come back.
Genie blinks and all democrats and their types leave the country and cannot ever come back.
Second guy wishes that all the laws and policies they passed are reversed.
Genie blinks and all the laws and policies they passed are are reversed.
Third guy says, you mean to tell me that all democrats and their types leave the country and cannot ever come back and all the laws and policies they passed are reversed.
Genie says, "Yes. What is your wish?"
Third guy thinks about it and says, I'll have round of Bud Light for me and my friends.
This hobby/profession (like all others) has a certain GFF (Goofy Fu*cker Factor). See them at gun shows, gun shops, and on GB when I say no sale to zero feed back bidders, no personal checks, and no sale to prohibited states and a new zero feedback bidder wins, and sends me a personal check from a prohibited state. Irritating, but a part of our thing.
They are a social occasion for us. See and engage people we may not see otherwise. It is also nice to see something in person before buying. We get tables at collector shows. Occasionally, one of us will sell something for decent money to the right buyer. Sold a ton of gold and silver at my last few shows. I am able to move a bunch of stuff that is a PITA to sell on line. People walk by your table with a lot of neat stuff (bring backs with papers, bayonets, Randall knives, (and price it right for buying). I guess it all depends on what one likes.
Last I paid/saw stripped bolt carrier $500/750. Cocking handle $250/300. Recoil spring assembly $200/300. They never survived the demill process. Throw on Gunbroker with those as starting bids and see where you end up.
MPL and MPK are sold pending funds. Thanks to those who expressed an interest.
No additional mags available separately for sale. Sorry.
Uzi and Mini Uzi Pre Samples are still available. Thanks!