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  • dcon12
    Shameful? Sinful. Don
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  • He Dog
    There ought to be a law!
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  • Permanently deleted user
    You should be ashamed of yourself...I would have thrown that thing away before admitting I owned one![;)][:0][:o)][:D]
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  • GuvamintCheese
    gun buy back fodder!
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  • elkoholic
    It takes a big man to admit to owning that thing...a big mad or a fool..[;)]
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:Originally posted by ECC
    You should be ashamed of yourself...I would have thrown that thing away before admitting I owned one![;)][:0][:o)][:D]
    Actually it has been a great little pea shooter for a long time. And except for when it broke the fireing pin (which can happen to any gun) it has performed without a single problem.

    The only reason I am getting rid of it is I am doing house cleaning and I will be putting a bunch of stuff up on the block (some gun related some not). Also I am going pretty much to just .45 caliber handguns so I don't need to keep a bunch of different ammo on hand.

    But again I did say SHAMEFULL![:D]
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  • brier-49
    Kind of over priced.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:Originally posted by brier-49
    Kind of over priced.
    Looking at the others that have bids on them and considering the extra parts and extra mag I am below them.
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  • Sav99
    Some one will buy it. After all you did. [;)][:o)][:D]
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  • Captplaid
    It's not yours.
    You're selling it for a friend, right?
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  • zipperzap
    Over priced.

    I'll give him two magic beans for it![}:)]
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  • Spider7115
    Isn't there a $65 rebate on that? [:D]
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:Originally posted by Spider7115
    Isn't there a $65 rebate on that? [:D]



    You'd still be out...on the disposal costs.[:D]
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  • Jacob2008
    Hey, I smell a giveaway!
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  • aramisvi
    hey git....would you say this is a good starter for a woman? looking for something good for my fiance.
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  • aramisvi
    oooo hey ...i just noticed.....i have a silver star! wow.
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  • bigride203
    What! No Hi-Point!
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  • matwor
    I think you oughta pull the auction and hang on to it.

    Originally posted by git_r_done

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    git_r_done
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    Posted - 09/28/2006 : 7:04:14 PM

    I've had a Bryco/Jennings .380 for years and put well over 10000 rounds through it. And it is still kicking and shoots great.

    About 2 months ago I did have to replace the fireing pin. But other than that it has never failed me. Groups pretty good at 25 yards, has never jamed or missfired in all these years.

    Are there better guns? Heck yea, most any others are better! But I won't talk that much smack about Bryco/Jennings either.




    Originally posted by git_r_done

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    git_r_done
    Advanced Member



    USA
    4273 Posts
    Posted - 11/11/2006 : 11:45:06 AM

    Laff all you want, My Model 48 .380 is still kicking real good after 10 years and over 10000 rounds thru it.

    I'll never call them a quaility firearm, but I have no complaints about mine.


    Originally posted by git_r_done

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    git_r_done
    Advanced Member



    USA
    4273 Posts
    Posted - 08/23/2006 : 7:54:13 PM

    I have a bryco/jennings that I have had for over 10 years, and shot well over 10,000 rounds thru. It just recently broke a fireing pin (that can happen to any semi-auto after that many rounds) that I replaced, and it is back up and shooting again.

    It has been a very dependable gun for me.

    I know others that have had problems with them.

    Yes there are much better guns out there, but a jennings can be a desent little gun if taken care of.

    That being said: See if you can get a Bersa .380. I recently bought one of them for $200 brand new and it is also a great little shooter, and is more compact.

    Also $100 for even a new jennings/bryco is too high. They can be had for around $75 new and $50 used and in good condition.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    If it don't sell I will hang on to it. It has been a great gun for me for alot of years and still performs without any problems. I just am getting to much stuff and I am cleaning house. I am also trying to go to all .45 caliber hand guns so I don't have to keep buying all this different ammo on hand. I will have a couple in 9mm as well. But I try to keep plenty of ammo on hand for everything and it is just getting to be too much with everything I got laying around for all these guns.
    quote:Originally posted by matwor
    I think you oughta pull the auction and hang on to it.

    Originally posted by git_r_done

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    git_r_done
    Advanced Member



    USA
    4273 Posts
    Posted - 09/28/2006 : 7:04:14 PM

    I've had a Bryco/Jennings .380 for years and put well over 10000 rounds through it. And it is still kicking and shoots great.

    About 2 months ago I did have to replace the fireing pin. But other than that it has never failed me. Groups pretty good at 25 yards, has never jamed or missfired in all these years.

    Are there better guns? Heck yea, most any others are better! But I won't talk that much smack about Bryco/Jennings either.




    Originally posted by git_r_done

    quote:
    git_r_done
    Advanced Member



    USA
    4273 Posts
    Posted - 11/11/2006 : 11:45:06 AM

    Laff all you want, My Model 48 .380 is still kicking real good after 10 years and over 10000 rounds thru it.

    I'll never call them a quaility firearm, but I have no complaints about mine.


    Originally posted by git_r_done

    quote:
    git_r_done
    Advanced Member



    USA
    4273 Posts
    Posted - 08/23/2006 : 7:54:13 PM

    I have a bryco/jennings that I have had for over 10 years, and shot well over 10,000 rounds thru. It just recently broke a fireing pin (that can happen to any semi-auto after that many rounds) that I replaced, and it is back up and shooting again.

    It has been a very dependable gun for me.

    I know others that have had problems with them.

    Yes there are much better guns out there, but a jennings can be a desent little gun if taken care of.

    That being said: See if you can get a Bersa .380. I recently bought one of them for $200 brand new and it is also a great little shooter, and is more compact.

    Also $100 for even a new jennings/bryco is too high. They can be had for around $75 new and $50 used and in good condition.
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  • MVP
    Now I know why you think the Rock Islands are the greatest[8D]

    Anyone who had to endure years of a Jennings ownership would be elated to own anything[:o)]
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  • matwor
    quote:Originally posted by MVP
    Now I know why you think the Rock Islands are the greatest[8D]

    Anyone who had to endure years of a Jennings ownership would be elated to own anything[:o)]




    Sorry, git_r_done, but thats funny!![:D][:D]
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:Originally posted by matwor
    quote:Originally posted by MVP
    Now I know why you think the Rock Islands are the greatest[8D]

    Anyone who had to endure years of a Jennings ownership would be elated to own anything[:o)]




    Sorry, git_r_done, but thats funny!![:D][:D]

    Hey, what can I say! I have gotten alot of good guns without spending $1000 or better like the rest of you![;)]
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  • tobefree
    A quality piece for the dude who has no idea he wants to commit suicide.
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  • Spider7115
    In addition to a signed FFL, I think you should also require a signed "Hold Harmless" agreement and contact info for the buyer's next of kin. [:D]
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