** SOLD ** UZI blocked 9mm Magaine - Very Worn

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I have a very worn UZI 9mm Magazine. It is crudely blocked so it will not hold more than 10 rounds. It actually holds 7 or 8 rounds. There is a rivet on the bottom so it cannot be readily disassembled. The magazine is very worn. There is some rust pitting on the base plate (it should be visible in the picture). I do not know anything about this mag. I never owned an UZI or something that uses an UZI magazine. Somehow I ended up with this thing. Maybe I was going to use it for an AR 9mm conversion: I can't remember.

You can fix this mag to hold 10 rounds with something like this: http://www.magazineblocks.com/magent...uzi-10-25.html

SOLD (USPS flat rate box is $6.80. Parce Post may be cheaper, but doesn't have insurance)

Northern California, San Francisco Bay Area, East Bay, Walnut Creek Area by 24/680 intersection.

















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[Myles100]

"I will take it" PM inbound 5/29/17 at 0432pst

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Still available

[Myles100]

Check you inbox. I left a message on the 29th asking about payment instructions and you never replied. So unless you want to terminate this transaction, it is not still available.

[Myles100]

This is the PM I sent on the 29th. Seller is claiming he never got it. This has been copied and pasted from my sent folder.


05-29-2017, 4:34 AM
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Since you want to take this public, I will post my side of the story.


Myles100 sent me a PM on 5-29-17 @ 4:34 AM. See photo #1 and photo #10 (1A)


photo #1




I responded with a PM on 5-29-17 @ 7:36 AM asking him for his address, so I could figure out the lowest shipping cost. I also gave him my zipcode, in case he wanted to check shipping costs himself. What good is payment info (Paypal or my home address for a money order) if I do not know the shipping cost? See photo #2 and photo #11 (1B)



photo #2




The next day, 5-30-17, I did not get a response, so I sent Myles100 a PM @ 1:30 PM asking him if he still wanted the magazine, which payment method he wanted to use, and for his Zipcode so I could calculate a price for an alternate shipping method (USPS first class mail). Photo #3 and #11 (2B)



Photo #3




I decided to wait until I got a response back from Myles100 before selling the magazine to the other person just in case it was my mistake and I did delete his address/zipcode info, but I do not like being accused of things I did not do, and I do not like being lied to.
I decided to ask a moderator if they could check if I deleted a PM from Myles even though I was sure I did not. I sent Kestryll a PM on 5-31-17 @ 5:42 PM. Photo #6 and #11 4B



photo #6




I received a PM back from Kestryll on 5-31-2017 @ 6:21 PM. He wrote that once a PM is deleted, it cannot be retrieved, but the number of messages I got from Myles100 matches the number of messages he sent me, and it is doubtful that we both deleted the same message. That means he did not send me anther PM on the 29th with his zipcode or address. See photo #7 and 11 4A.



Photo #7




On 6-01-17 @ 2:41 AM, Myles sent me a PM with the same information he posted above in this thread in post #5 on 6-01-17 @ 2:44 AM. Also, see photo #10 4A. He never showed proof that he sent me a PM with his address or zipcode. He claims I did not respond to his first PM, but he also says he sent me his zipcode. How would he know to send me his zipcode if he never received a PM from me asking for it or his address? He uses his first PM to as proof he sent me a second PM on the same date.
If Myles would have admitted he made a mistake and didn't send me his zipcode, I would have told the other person I made a mistake and sold the magazine to Myles. Myles cannot admit his mistakes but instead projects his faults onto me. He accuses me of dropping the ball, but it is Myles that dropped the ball. I feel that people that cannot admit their mistakes, accuse others of their own faults, and have a need to win should not own guns or gun parts. I did not like the games Myles was playing and chose not to do business with him. I have had to deal with people with this type of personality disorder for over 50 years, and have become over-sensitized to it.

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photo #10


photo #11