WTT: My cue for any guns you have

dom_poppa

dom_poppa

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I don't know if this is allowed but I am in California.

Would like to trade my cues for any firearms you have. It would have to be sent to FFL or we can do face to face transfer at a FFL.

Looking for 1911's, Sig Sauer or HK USP45....preferably a handgun in .45 caliber.

Glocks are ok too...Glock 30 or 21
 
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I think you had better list you cue with pics and specs so interested people can get a value on your cue.
 
You will get more interested buyers/trades if you post your cue. Most on here will not mess with a trade unless they can see what the trade is for. People on this site are visual. Just trying to help you cause out.

For the money, the Sig p220 is hard to beat.
 
SC02GTP said:
You will get more interested buyers/trades if you post your cue. Most on here will not mess with a trade unless they can see what the trade is for. People on this site are visual. Just trying to help you cause out.

For the money, the Sig p220 is hard to beat.
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I love the Sigs, the only thing I can knock on it, is the 8 rounds. I know that's stupid because the 1911's are holds the same amount but the 1911 is in a class of it's own.

I am more looking towards a Glock 30 or 21 if anyone has one to part for a cue.
 
guns for cues

H & K, Nighthawk, Wilson Combat, Les Baer, ED Brown, Sig, Springfield, and plenty of them. Several Smith & Wesson custom shop guns. However, like previously posted, not interested in discussing unless I know the cue. TAD, SW, Barry, Hercek, Tibbets, Searing, Gina, etc. Must be tier 1 maker.

Also, plenty of Emerson custom knives, but cue must be very special to prey any of those loose as Ernest Emerson Customs are lottery picks or secondary market only.
Phil
 
SC02GTP said:
For the money, the Sig p220 is hard to beat.
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Ah....but a nice 1911 is the workhorse of all time IMO. 101 years old and still ahead of it's time. Though I do love the P220. :)

With regards to the trade, the weapons you're looking to trade range from 100.00 to 4,000.00 and up for a nice top of the line Browning or Wilson Combat 1911 .45....show us what you have to trade and save the rest of us the trouble of offering up items that are too far away in value...up or down.
 
I withdraw my post

Thanks for your post Rigmaster. I withdraw my post after reading the link in yours. Obviously, Dom_Poppa does not know right from wrong and should not be allowed to handle a gun. I am shocked that he can not see the lack in moral judgement in keeping lost goods with out an effort to find the rightful owner has a problem. It is even worse that he offers why he did not buy it because it was a little too heavy????

The link you posted, speaks volumes, thanks,
 
California.. and you want to trade for a handgun? You'd have better luck squeezing a quarter from a nickle.
 
Ive got a sweet super soaker pistol i would trade u for your cue let me know. It comes with 2 water mags but it leaks a little
 
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Ignorant.....and your buddy found a cue in a pool hall and wants to keep it....I bet it wouldn't be too hard to find your location by IP address and notify nearby pool halls of a lost or stolen cue and have you arrested. Seriously dude it's not your cue...:mad:
 
I recently had my cues stolen. Two days later the guy that took them had the nerve to use it in the same poolroom. Needless to say after a brief scuffle I got my cues back. I hope the same thing happens here.
 
rigmaster said:
Is this the cue you want to trade?
http://forums.azbilliards.com//showthread.php?t=239682&referrerid=8446
If so I see why you don't want to post pictures and why you want a gun! 0 itrader and alot of red rep good luck on your search!
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First of all, no, it's not that cue I want to trade. That cue was returned to the pool room manager.

Why do I want a gun? Do I really have to explain myself here? Ok, I will play. I love firearms and love shooting as a sport. I have recently joined my local IDPA and love it. I, no longer play the game of pool as regularly as I use to. It's starting to die out for me like the sport is.

There you have it...in a nutshell.
 
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