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golfparent

golfparent

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Hello AZ'ers

up for sale: Zylr

no trades please...

although pistol trades are a distinct possibility, I am looking for a compact 3" barrel 1911 in .45 cal, I like the Para Slim Hawg or similar... of course we would need to do the whole FFL transfer thing...

Highly figured BEM
fancy ring pack
Uni-lock joint
Buckhorn joint and ferrules
Delrin butt cap
Moori I mediums
red and brown stitched linen wrap
rolls dead straight together and apart
one small finish ding

Butt weight - 29" 15.8 ounces

shaft 1 - 30" 13.10mm 4.4 ounces

shaft 2 - 30" 13.14mm 4.05 ounces

plays jam-up...

images don't do the cue justice...

highly figured and elegant...

a fine example of Kerry's work...

once and only PRICE DROP TO $old $old $old

$old (prefer PayPal) delivered to your door in the USA, insured via USPS Express Mail...

international buyers, please contact me for a specific freight quote...

as always, feel free to contact me anytime at 901.281.6468

regards,

GP




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In case you aren't aware...I'd highly recommend not going with the 3" version of the 1911. While there are some out there that work...sometimes...its not what you want to risk your life with. The 1911 platform is all about timing. The pistol was designed to run with a 5" barrel...when using the 3" then it screws with the timing and makes it much less than dependable. The 3" 1911's look very trick and believe me...I've spent too much trying to get one to run flawless. Those in the know...don't carry the 3". The 4" commander is a better option but for me...I'd rather defend my life or those of loved ones with the 5" version the way Mr. Browning designed it. If you feel you must have a 3" barreled .45 then I'd suggest the Glock 30 (double stack) or the 36 (single stack). While not a 1911...the Glock is designed to run 100% reliable with the shorter barrels. Sorry for the rant. Just trying to possibly save you some headache.:wink:
 
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I hope other AZers don't start using all those special characters to get their ads noticed. It would look like hell.
 
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Kevin, thanks for the gun info...

to the thread title critics; I am just trying to sell a cue here...

thanks, for your valuable input...

Have a nice day....

GP
 
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Might have to pull the trigger on this one

Love this ZYLR........Hmmm gotta think about this one
 
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In case you aren't aware...I'd highly recommend not going with the 3" version of the 1911. While there are some out there that work...sometimes...its not what you want to risk your life with. The 1911 platform is all about timing. The pistol was designed to run with a 5" barrel...when using the 3" then it screws with the timing and makes it much less than dependable. The 3" 1911's look very trick and believe me...I've spent too much trying to get one to run flawless. Those in the know...don't carry the 3". The 4" commander is a better option but for me...I'd rather defend my life or those of loved ones with the 5" version the way Mr. Browning designed it. If you feel you must have a 3" barreled .45 then I'd suggest the Glock 30 (double stack) or the 36 (single stack). While not a 1911...the Glock is designed to run 100% reliable with the shorter barrels. Sorry for the rant. Just trying to possibly save you some headache.:wink:
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The Commander has a 4.25" barrel, not a 4" barrel.
 
FYI- The Kimber Ultra Carry II has been one of the best shooting .45's I've ever owned. I believe if you spend for quality, then a 3" barrel on a 1911 is just fine.
 
All PM's and offers responded...

Hello,

all PM's and offers responded...

cue is still available for sale...

regards,

GP
 
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