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Item Name: FS/FT ATI FX45 Fatboy Light Weight
Location: LaGrange
Zip Code: 30240
Item is for: Sale or Trade
Sale Price: 625
Trade Value or Items Looking For: Sig P228/9
Caliber: 45 ACP
Willing to Ship: No
Bill of Sale Required?: No
Item Description: ATI FX45 Fatboy Light Weight - 3.2 ' Barrel, 12 round double stack 1911 style 45 ACP with Truglo Tritium/Fiber Optic night sights installed by Truglo, TWO extra 14 round magazines, box, lock and docs. Born on date is Feb 2014 but it was in warehouses and transit until It came to me in late December. I have carried it some and shot about 300 rounds through it. You'll see in the pictures that there shows a little finish wear along the left front edge of the slide.
The gun is everything the Para P12-45 set out to be with a few exceptions. First being that it is reliable. I had a P12 and it jammed almost as much as it shot. OK, slight exaggerations but it was nothing to trust your life to. This Fatboy LOVES to spit brass. Second, the P12 was dressed like a Government model with no beavertail nor ambi thumb safety. The Fatboy has the beavertail grip safety, extended, ambi-dexterous thumb safety, skeletonized hammer and combat hammer It also has crisp slide serrations front and rear and grooved front and backstraps on the grip. They went all out to make an ergonomic, beautiful and supremely functional little monster.
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Item Name: FS/FT ATI FX45 Fatboy Light Weight
Location: LaGrange
Zip Code: 30240
Item is for: Sale or Trade
Sale Price: 625
Trade Value or Items Looking For: Sig P228/9
Caliber: 45 ACP
Willing to Ship: No
Bill of Sale Required?: No
Item Description: ATI FX45 Fatboy Light Weight - 3.2 ' Barrel, 12 round double stack 1911 style 45 ACP with Truglo Tritium/Fiber Optic night sights installed by Truglo, TWO extra 14 round magazines, box, lock and docs. Born on date is Feb 2014 but it was in warehouses and transit until It came to me in late December. I have carried it some and shot about 300 rounds through it. You'll see in the pictures that there shows a little finish wear along the left front edge of the slide.
The gun is everything the Para P12-45 set out to be with a few exceptions. First being that it is reliable. I had a P12 and it jammed almost as much as it shot. OK, slight exaggerations but it was nothing to trust your life to. This Fatboy LOVES to spit brass. Second, the P12 was dressed like a Government model with no beavertail nor ambi thumb safety. The Fatboy has the beavertail grip safety, extended, ambi-dexterous thumb safety, skeletonized hammer and combat hammer It also has crisp slide serrations front and rear and grooved front and backstraps on the grip. They went all out to make an ergonomic, beautiful and supremely functional little monster.
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