[b]Make:IMI
[b]Model: Desert Eagle MARK I
[b]Caliber: .357
[b]Location (city or county): SOUTH OC
[b]Price: Sold
[b]Will ship (Y/N): N
[b]Other info: This is a DE only trade. I recently got myself a DE MARK I chambered in .357, but I find myself more interested in MARK XIX/MARK VII. I'm not someone collecting classic guns, just someone enjoying modern guns of modern feel, in this case, the ability to switch caliber easily. If you are collecting DE, especially the early models, this is your chance. What I have is a hard-to-find DE made by IMI(not IWI) in mint condition, unsure how many rounds went through but I never shot it. It looks fine, and the serial number is 1-2XXX. After doing research, I think it's among the earliest ones that can be purchased in America.PM for pics and more info. Thanks, my name is Will.
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[b]Model: Desert Eagle MARK I
[b]Caliber: .357
[b]Location (city or county): SOUTH OC
[b]Price: Sold
[b]Will ship (Y/N): N
[b]Other info: This is a DE only trade. I recently got myself a DE MARK I chambered in .357, but I find myself more interested in MARK XIX/MARK VII. I'm not someone collecting classic guns, just someone enjoying modern guns of modern feel, in this case, the ability to switch caliber easily. If you are collecting DE, especially the early models, this is your chance. What I have is a hard-to-find DE made by IMI(not IWI) in mint condition, unsure how many rounds went through but I never shot it. It looks fine, and the serial number is 1-2XXX. After doing research, I think it's among the earliest ones that can be purchased in America.PM for pics and more info. Thanks, my name is Will.
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SELLERS, you may bump this ONE TIME each 24 Hours starting at Midnight
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