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Make: Colt
Model: Series 80 Gold Cup National Match, Commander Custom Ported
Caliber: 45ACP
Location (city or county): San Jose, Sacramento
Price: $1700 cash each or best reasonable offer
Will ship (Y/N): No

Other info: Very nice condition!

Series 80 Mk IV Colt Gold Cup National Match

This is a very nice condition Cold Gold Cup National Match. Has some upgraded Wilson Combat internals. Very smooth and accurate shooter. I am the second owner, pretty low round count (it was a safe queen for me). Very tight and accurate as you would expect. Has Colt National Match (N.M.) marked barrel.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1dDwCq_CIUAH1_hCOxDRW6RI2LaUtly3I

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1a_5FgAMDo9qeQspPFeQKcAuuHfS_hQW1

Series 80 Mk IV Colt Combat Commander Custom Ported (I believe from Colt Custom Shop)

This is an awesome shooter! It has Colt Custom Shop logoed grips, and based on this I believe the work was was done by Colt. It has a super trigger and virtually no muzzle flip due to porting. It is like shooting a 22 in terms of speed to getting back on target. This makes it very fast for rapid fire strings on steel targets. Unknown round count but it is tight and accurate. Has Colt National Match (N.M.) marked barrel.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1jNWtBj5wLJCEttga17RlTecBrglrdVIV

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1k26TaVD8ltDdRofaXq-OlaQsiBzjXPnA

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Make: Browning FN Herstal
Model: WWII Hi-Power German Waffenamt marked
Caliber: 9mm
Location (city or county): San Jose, Sacramento
Price: $1500 cash or best reasonable offer
Will ship (Y/N): No

WWII Hi Power

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-FGt6nsaFo30-ZKQUGfhsRLRDcI_SQkM

This is a 1935 Model FN Hi-Power. These autos were produced starting in 1935 using the John Browning Patent design. It appears to be a WWII bring-back, no import markings anywhere. Clearly used, with plenty wear to the finish, as you would expect from a military gun. Function appears solid, everything is tight.

This one is German/Waffenamt marked with the Eagle stamps on both the slide and frame. All numbers match from the frame, slide, as well as the barrel as shown. The mechanics appear to function properly and the bore is absolutely mint with no corrosion and strong rifling to be found. The grips while showing use and wear remain crack free and void of any major gouges.

So, apart from the finish issues (to be expected for a real WWII gun) it is solid.

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