Ruger RedHawk ss 4 inch barrel (Sold)

[lionhunter]

New model Ruger Redhawk ss 4 inch. Rock Mt. Elk Foundation model It comes from the factory with Hogue grips (see picture) It is "AS New" a 10 and of 10.

Msrp is $850

They are going for $759 on GunsAmerica and Gunbroker

 

I will let it go for $600 picked up in Phx. DL or CCW required.

 

Whitey

 

Trade offers welcomed

[Coues 'n' Sheep]

Man those are Sweet pack guns for hunting in Bear Country (AK, etc.).... wish I could add it to my safe. Good buy for someone!

[Stray Horse]

Hey this is Don. Nice meeting you again at the gun shop.

 

I have a Redhawk in 7 1/2". That 4" would be nice to pack.

 

The only thing I have to trade is saddles at the moment.

[lionhunter]

Don, it was nice talking to you. Saddles would be great if I had a horse!!!!

Let me know if you sell the saddles.

[TAM]

Just curious why on a private party sale you would require a CCW or DL?

[makaio333]

Well ive done a few transactions and i'll just tell you the reasons why i ask for a DL and or CCW. When i sell a gun i don't want to sell it to someone who is underage. i believe it's 18 for a rifle and 21 for handguns. another reason for a DL or CCW is i don't want the gun crossing state lines, i do believe that's illegal without a FFL transfer...correct me if i'm wrong. These things just insure you that you are selling the firearm to someone who can legally own it. I would also do a bill of sale for both parties. These things protect you and your transaction. I think they're more reasons out there but these are just to name a few. Anyone else out there can help me out if i missed a few reasons. thanks hope this helped.

[huntingfool]

My understanding of the law:

I believe the age is 18 for both long-guns and handguns for private transactions. Selling a handgun registered to an FFL must go to someone 21yrs old with background check yada yada. Also after a legal transaction of a firearm, it isn't yours anymore, I don't see why it would matter if it goes across the state line...I can sell firearms to persons outside the state all day long online.

 

For the seller, a bill of sale and/or checking a DL or CCW helps your arguement that you were acting in good faith selling the firearm to someone who can legally own it. Legally you don't need one, lots of buyers don't want one, but the biggest benefit I can see is for the buyer, so the seller doesn't report the gun as stolen two weeks later and if the serial number gets ran you have a stolen firearm in your possession without a bill of sale.

 

Sorry to clog up your thread, I've been eying this pistol since it was put up, wish I had the cash or something to trade...

[lionhunter]

Some great trade offers, but nothing I need at this time.

 

I will lower the price to $600 picked up. Any lower I will keep it in the safe.

Thanks for lookin

Whitey

[robert123]

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[lionhunter]

The gun is spoken for as of today.

Thanks for all the great trade offers

Whitey