Item has been relisted, you can find the new listing at: https://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/t...-3-stainless-almost-like-a-smith-696.2047752/
Item Name: FT FS only now- Rossi M720 Interarms .44 Special 3" Stainless, almost like a Smith 696
Location: Mall of GA area
Zip Code: 30519
Item is for: Trade for Colt Officer 45 of any type.
Sale Price: $400
Caliber: .44 spl
Willing to Ship: No
Bill of Sale Required?: No
Item Description: Very nice Rossi M720 .44 spl with factory Rossi wood grips. Interarms model, NOT Taurus.
$400 without the wood grips (will have factory rubber grips), and $450 with the wood grips.
Trade for guns or 5.56/7.62x39 ammo.
Must peak at the GA Carry Conceal License.
If ad is up, I still have. No need to ask.
***Need to note, unfortunately, as it happened to me...once, and will only happen once. If I sell/trade a gun with you, and you take apart beyond the normal factory recommended procedures to clean/lube and it breaks...it is your problem. I don't know your gunsmithing credentials, if any. I had to eat a gun I sold and this happened. I fully refunded without knowing the full extent of the damage. A couple of gunsmiths later, I was told, when in doubt on removing something involving threads, keep applying oil to loosen it up on a gun- DON'T manhandle it. Lesson learned for me, and now I am putting this disclaimer in.
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Item Name: FT FS only now- Rossi M720 Interarms .44 Special 3" Stainless, almost like a Smith 696
Location: Mall of GA area
Zip Code: 30519
Item is for: Trade for Colt Officer 45 of any type.
Sale Price: $400
Caliber: .44 spl
Willing to Ship: No
Bill of Sale Required?: No
Item Description: Very nice Rossi M720 .44 spl with factory Rossi wood grips. Interarms model, NOT Taurus.
$400 without the wood grips (will have factory rubber grips), and $450 with the wood grips.
Trade for guns or 5.56/7.62x39 ammo.
Must peak at the GA Carry Conceal License.
If ad is up, I still have. No need to ask.
***Need to note, unfortunately, as it happened to me...once, and will only happen once. If I sell/trade a gun with you, and you take apart beyond the normal factory recommended procedures to clean/lube and it breaks...it is your problem. I don't know your gunsmithing credentials, if any. I had to eat a gun I sold and this happened. I fully refunded without knowing the full extent of the damage. A couple of gunsmiths later, I was told, when in doubt on removing something involving threads, keep applying oil to loosen it up on a gun- DON'T manhandle it. Lesson learned for me, and now I am putting this disclaimer in.
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