Handguns For Sale

Utah Fishing Reports & Discussion Hunting and Shooting
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I am having to reduce my firearms collection in order to pay for medical bills for my son. I am selling the following items if you are interested.

Ruger 22/45 .22 cal pistol with Pac-lite receiver $400.00

Sig Sauer Mosquito .22 cal pistol w/threaded barrel $300

Sig Sauer Mosquito .22 cal pistol 2-tone $300

Browning Buckmark w/Tactical Solutions Barrel and custom grips $350

Please call or text me at 801-870-4897 or check out the KSL ads if you are interested… thanks guys

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In the market for a .40 or .45 if you got one for sale …

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I am selling a Kimber CDP Pro II, if you are interested… I purchased it in June for 1300 and I am asking 800.. it has less that 30 rounds through it…

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I sold all of the firearms listed.. thanks guys.. I will be listing a bunch of fishing equipment including the pontoon boat soon..

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I detached the portion of this thread discussing various handguns and moved it over to the Utah Hunting and Shooting board. I didn’t want it lost when this thread is deleted from the For Sale in Utah board. Kent

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I have that exact model of Kimber you have. There is no finer shooting handgun that this one. I also carry a glock for a living. There a great gun. The thing about a glock’s accuracy is like any handgun. You need to shoot it and get to know it to make it shoot like it will.

I am sure you know this ajensen but for the benifit of those that dont, If you want accuracy with your handgun., Exspecially a glock, remeber this,

FRONT SIGHT< FRONT SIGHT< FRONT SIGHT!!!

Where that front sight goes, is where your round will impact down range.

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Rileyfish, yeah I am with you… I cant tell you how many times I have screamed “front sight, squeeze.. front sight squeeze”… then they shoot four inches high and you have to go back and explain what a rear blade and a front post are… OK, ten number 1’s on your own!!!

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LOL, yes, i know that all to well. Its amazing what a diffrence in ones grip will do also. most folks squeeze way to much with their Main grip hand. thumbs in the wrong place, slap the trigger. lots to consider in getting and maintaining accuracy.