Ruger P89DC 9MM

[uofahughes2]

I've got a Ruger P89DC 9MM for sale. The Guns in great shape, a few nicks on the right handle. It's a great pistol, I've never had any problems with it and I won't be sad if I don't part with it. Decided I need one of the 22-250's mentioned below. Pictures will follow this evening. Looking to get at least $325 or a good start on yotee stackin 22-250 , heck even a bow for trade might catch my interest.

 

I also have a Henry Survival .22 that has never been fired, make an offer.

[COUESAZ]

How old is the henry break down gun. I might make an offer on it if it is not to old and beat up. and does it have all the stuff with it.

[azhunter23]

I am also interested in the Henry. Can you post pics? Does the whole gun break down and fit in the stock?

Thanks

[uofahughes2]

Here are pictures of the Ruger.

[uofahughes2]

Here are some pictures of the Henry. I have more if you want. As for how old it is, I believe I got it NIB 2 years ago. I've taken it out of the box twice, once to assemble it and look at, and the other time to catolog it for my gun registry. It's never been fired and has all of the parts. Its in mint shape, and yes, all of the components fit into the stock. And always, if I sell anything on here I will kick back a portion to Amanda. Thanks.

[muskrat]

I have a NIB 2006 Ben Pearson Pride bow - never been shot. It's a bare bow. Currently set at 65 lbs and a 27' draw length

 

Here's some info on the (2005) Pride:

BEN PEARSON

Ben Pearson changed the way bows may be designed in the future: the company let the bowhunting public directly dictate what the bow should look like and how it should perform. The Pride is the result of an online solicitation of Ben Pearson faithful to produce the ultimate deer-hunting bow. Ben Pearson actually compiled all the input they received from archers and bowhunters to come up with a bow that addresses consumers' "want list."

 

Pride: You can be sure that what-ever features and characteristics you find on the Pride are today's most popular trends. The Pride is 32 inches long because most bowhunters want a short bow. It features a new sleek riser that company engineers shaped to reduce the transmission of vibration, and then they gave it a great-looking two-tone wood grip that looks and feels very rich. The Pride features a green anodized Hurricane Hybrid Cam system that produces a very fast 312 fps with the bow's 7 3/4-inch brace height. If the Pride isn't exactly what you were looking for, you have the chance to make your voice heard, because Ben Pearson is going to use input from its Web site as the basis for at least one bow design each year. The suggested retail price is $579. Contact: (251) 867-8475; www.benpearson.com.