HK USP FULLSIZE 40cal EXCELLENT CONDITION

[junkit_boy]

Make:HK

Model:USP Fullsize

Caliber:40 cal

Location (city or county):Pasadena

Price: 625 FIRM

Will ship (Y/N): N

Other info: Standard SA/DA, comes with 4 magazines!


Up for sale is a HK USP 40 in fantastic shape. It has had no more than 200 rounds through the pipe. ALL FFL MUST BE DONE IN TURNERS PASADENA. IF YOU WISH TO BUY AT ASKING PRICE, PLEASE CONTACT ME. IF NOT, PLEASE NO LOW BALL OFFERS

[lakersandguns]

I'll take it.

[blackhawk411]

2nd in line

[junkit_boy]

Been getting a lot of PM for buyers. If you want to secure the sale of the gun
its here

http://www.gunsamerica.com/934640717/Guns/Pistols/Heckler-Koch-Pistols/Polymer-Frame/HK_USP_Fullsize_40.htm

Some one already offered 15 dollars more..don't want to play the nickel-n-dime game so if you just want to to purchase with BIN for 650.

PPT must be done in Pasadena Turner's

[Brandon04GT]

You don't want to play the nickel-and-dime game...yet you return with a link to your auction ad with a higher price even after people have already posted "I'll take it" to your original firm $625 because someone offered $15 more?

[lakersandguns]

Wow this has to stop, this is like the third time
This deserves a banned from the market place

[mu9en]

i agree..

[AVID HUNTER]

Wow, I would tell junkit boy to pound sand! This isn't an auction site. He should be banned!

[VytamenC Tactical]

hes has been running these adds for months op needs to read the rules

[GlennG31]

You can't post a FIRM price of $625 and then tell potential buyers that if they want to "buy it now," they have to pay $650. That's false advertising. And the Private Sales forum isn't an auction site. Just because someone offered you $15 more than your asking price, you can't use that information to drive up your selling price.

[Turbinator]

You can't post a FIRM price of $625 and then tell potential buyers that if they want to "buy it now," they have to pay $650. That's false advertising. And the Private Sales forum isn't an auction site. Just because someone offered you $15 more than your asking price, you can't use that information to drive up your selling price.

That's right. This thread is now closed.

Turby