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looking to find a .380 lady colt elite with the soft case with the rose imbordery on it

Wrong forum, I think. Maybe try Shotgun News?

sure you want a .380 with the availability of the ammo right now? i just bought a sig in .380 and cant find ammunition anywhere.

Lifer wrote:Wrong forum, I think. Maybe try Shotgun News?

Just a starting place with all of us that dibble in differnt things someone might put me on the correct path, I will try the one you have given me Thank you ! & I hope all is well with you bet you miss that lovely white flakey stuff.

98taco3 wrote:sure you want a .380 with the availability of the ammo right now? i just bought a sig in .380 and cant find ammunition anywhere.

Would love to get that model for my daughter as we passed one up a few years back and have not seen it anywhere, ammo I'm ok in that department, as I do keep an inventory for my Beretta 84 a nice little house mouse.

98taco3 wrote:sure you want a .380 with the availability of the ammo right now? i just bought a sig in .380 and cant find ammunition anywhere.

Find an indoor shooting range, and you will find plenty of ammo. We have one near us and since they are a business they must get first dibs on handgun ammo as they have shelves full of the popular stuff.

BTW - Shotgun news is an archaic rag that hasn't evolved into the 21st century yet. About all SGN is good for is fishwrap! You have a better chance of seeing God than finding anything worthwhile from it. By the time their rag comes out the sales and other info from it are long over.

Just let your fingers do the walking in the Google Yellow Pages:
http://www.google.com/search?q=.380+pis ... =firefox-a

Nickathome wrote: BTW - Shotgun news is an archaic rag that hasn't evolved into the 21st century yet. About all SGN is good for is fishwrap! You have a better chance of seeing God than finding anything worthwhile from it. By the time their rag comes out the sales and other info from it are long over.

I thought the same way until we tapped into the SGN for our FA 22 caliber UZI kit sales. I was surprised at the amount of people that still read the paper and don't know what email or internet is. I know that the SGN that you find in the book stores or at the grocery store are out dated but for FFL/SOT and subscribers the paper shows up at you door weeks before the stores get them.

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look on GUNBROKER.COM

M-Thrax wrote:Archaic rag Huh
I always went to Shotgun news for militaria
I got my (demilled) Sten #3 kit for my Ferret from them along with my 1919 Browning kit and a demilled 3" Bazooka and dummy round to go with it and tons of smaller stuff like furniture and bayonet for my #4 enfield.........

Same here, early & good stuff, to each his/her own, i guess? When I'm thru w/it, I take it to work......

M-Thrax wrote:Archaic rag Huh
I always went to Shotgun news for militaria
I got my (demilled) Sten #3 kit for my Ferret from them along with my 1919 Browning kit and a demilled 3" Bazooka and dummy round to go with it and tons of smaller stuff like furniture and bayonet for my #4 enfield.........

Hey man, I'm happy for ya. If you want to deal via the entity equivalent of an Amish Buggy on a superhighway, then be my guest.

SGN is still useful to some extent, there are a LOT of older and rural people that aren't on the 'net yet.

CD

Nickathome wrote:If you want to deal via the entity equivalent of an Amish Buggy on a superhighway, then be my guest.

It would appear that "Instant Gratification" is now the only way to go. Patience is a long-dead virtue. Does anyone (besides me) remember deciding you actually needed something, waiting until you had saved up the money to buy it, ordering it from the Sears & Roebuck catalog, and waiting weeks for delivery? Now, you just get on the phone or computer, whip out the plastic (even if ya don't have enough money), and demand next-day delivery.

I would assume the majority of the members here bought their M37's to enjoy and find that "Old and slow" thing a pleasant respite from todays rush to newer technology and shorter pleasant experiences! The younger technology thirsty folks will also soon reach an age where the "Old and slow" respite becomes a pleasant experience for them as well.