He has a Skyy 9mm cpx-1 for sale, 10+1 cap, pretty compact. Any issues with this gun, what should I pay ect. Any input is appreciated!
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Buddy wants me to buy his gun, should I?
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How much you gotta give him for it? Heard these things can be very picky with ammo brand. But I will act British and say, it wouldn't be my cup of tea!
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If its the same SCCY I recently saw at a local gunstore, they are going for $299 new. My wife decided against it due to the location of the safety, it sits far to the rear and is awkward to operate.
He wants me to offer, so Im not sure. Looks like a gen 1 though, I see the newer ones are marked Sccy and not Skky but I know nothing of this brand.
This is just my personal opinion. Your probably going to have to give him at least 225-250 for it. add a little more and get something far better..............unless you just like having weird brands in your collection.
I would pass. The gun doesn't have a spotless reputation, and if he is your friend and something goes wrong that would be awkward. Sell it on here for him, unless he wants to give you an amazing deal, then you take all the risk.
How has it worked out for him? Why is he selling it?
How has it worked out for him? Why is he selling it?
Supposedly it's a Keltec clone with a safety made by former Keltec employees that started their own company. Can't confirm that though. Gun shop here in Dalton has Gen 1 and Gen 2 both for $265 plus tax.
Google it, lots of issues - I'd pass for anything more than $100...
I would pass. The gun doesn't have a spotless reputation, and if he is your friend and something goes wrong that would be awkward. Sell it on here for him, unless he wants to give you an amazing deal, then you take all the risk.
How has it worked out for him? Why is he selling it?
Said it works fine and I can shoot it as much as I want before I buy it, he has his eye on something else.
If I offer it'll be in the $150 range.
This. I avoid mixing friends and money as much as possible.
