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Bought a house, have to sell some guns I don't use much. Have for sale:
- SPF: 6" excellent condition nickel pyton ($1300)
- SOLD: s&w 629 "classic": has a lock, nice action.
- SOLD: LNIB nova shotgun 18" barrel, extension ($300)
- SOLD: 7.5" premier 83 freedom arms 454 casull w/ nikon scope, mount, box, papers, target ($1300, $1200 without the scope).
- SOLD: LNIB 1201fp beretta shotgun 18" barrel, box, papers, ghostring sights ($650)
- SOLD: ported sp101 ruger ($400)
- SOLD: scoped ruger single six, .22lr and .22wmr cylinders, bushnell scope, ebony grips, and wolff springs, box, papers ($450)
Strongly prefer transfer at jackson arms in south SF.
Looking for cash, but would consider trades on mini-14s, pythons, anacondas or a high end 1911.
Photos for 1201fp (left) and nova (right). The guys at Reeds said they have never cleaned their nova since buying it but after thousands of rounds it never failed. Both have chrome lined barrels, which makes cleaning way easier.
Smith and wesson 629 classic. It has a lock. Nice gun, but I don't need 8 44 mag revolvers. Bought it from a fellow calguns member. Added a cylinder and slide extended firing pin and a new hand. Timing good, no misfires, very reliable.
Last up is an excellent nickel python (K series). Extremely rare to see one of these for sale in CA. My dad bought it from the original owner, gave it to me, I shot it once, put it in the safe. (He's happy it's getting converted to a mortgage payment, though I'm not.) I'm not sure what the total round count is, but it seems low. I have the original grips (included); I just liked the looks of these better. When my dad got it he called me to tell me about the most beautiful pistol he'd ever seen. These pictures don't do it justice. If you like nickel, this is your gun.
I'm fairly fussy about pythons, so here's the rundown of cosmetic issues:
- a ding on the trigger guard on the left (close up shots of it included). Hard to notice when holding the gun.
- a slight reddish discoloration near the firing pin from heat
I've only ever cleaned it w/ Flitz so there is no ammonia damage. I haven't taken apart the action to clean it, so it would likely improve noticably from a take-down clean + lubrication.
In addition, if you hold the cylinder with a finger and slowly cock the hammer, the bolt drops a bit late on a couple of cylinders. This is common on pythons, and a lot of people state it's standard, but if this sort of thing bothers you, it'll require a trip to colt ($85 last time I sent one).
- SPF: 6" excellent condition nickel pyton ($1300)
- SOLD: s&w 629 "classic": has a lock, nice action.
- SOLD: LNIB nova shotgun 18" barrel, extension ($300)
- SOLD: 7.5" premier 83 freedom arms 454 casull w/ nikon scope, mount, box, papers, target ($1300, $1200 without the scope).
- SOLD: LNIB 1201fp beretta shotgun 18" barrel, box, papers, ghostring sights ($650)
- SOLD: ported sp101 ruger ($400)
- SOLD: scoped ruger single six, .22lr and .22wmr cylinders, bushnell scope, ebony grips, and wolff springs, box, papers ($450)
Strongly prefer transfer at jackson arms in south SF.
Looking for cash, but would consider trades on mini-14s, pythons, anacondas or a high end 1911.
Photos for 1201fp (left) and nova (right). The guys at Reeds said they have never cleaned their nova since buying it but after thousands of rounds it never failed. Both have chrome lined barrels, which makes cleaning way easier.
Smith and wesson 629 classic. It has a lock. Nice gun, but I don't need 8 44 mag revolvers. Bought it from a fellow calguns member. Added a cylinder and slide extended firing pin and a new hand. Timing good, no misfires, very reliable.
Last up is an excellent nickel python (K series). Extremely rare to see one of these for sale in CA. My dad bought it from the original owner, gave it to me, I shot it once, put it in the safe. (He's happy it's getting converted to a mortgage payment, though I'm not.) I'm not sure what the total round count is, but it seems low. I have the original grips (included); I just liked the looks of these better. When my dad got it he called me to tell me about the most beautiful pistol he'd ever seen. These pictures don't do it justice. If you like nickel, this is your gun.
I'm fairly fussy about pythons, so here's the rundown of cosmetic issues:
- a ding on the trigger guard on the left (close up shots of it included). Hard to notice when holding the gun.
- a slight reddish discoloration near the firing pin from heat
I've only ever cleaned it w/ Flitz so there is no ammonia damage. I haven't taken apart the action to clean it, so it would likely improve noticably from a take-down clean + lubrication.
In addition, if you hold the cylinder with a finger and slowly cock the hammer, the bolt drops a bit late on a couple of cylinders. This is common on pythons, and a lot of people state it's standard, but if this sort of thing bothers you, it'll require a trip to colt ($85 last time I sent one).
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