Inexpensive Stainless 9mm

[Lentulas]

Hey I'm looking for a pair of very inexpensive stainless 9MMs. I have a friend that never shoots (do mostly to his wife) but wants two 9MMs to look at. If anyone knows of a good website that has some that are dirt cheap, they don't need to be of good design or accurate or even remotely desirable to anyone who knows any thing about handguns. They just have to look nice and be cheap. Thanks for your time.

[aubie515]

I"m not even going to bother with this thread. IGNORE works best.

[MiniDevil]

Coming on to a gun forum asking for ONLY the cheapest pistols, and two of them nonetheless.... say.. you aren't going to do anything other than legal are you?

[Lentulas]

As I said it's not for me and they are not going to be shot. My freind has a model 94 Winchester he said he would trade for two stainless 9MMs. Evedently his father had one or something either way he has a beautiful Winchester I really want. Sorry for your trouble.

[Emptymag]

As I said it's not for me and they are not going to be shot. My freind has a model 94 Winchester he said he would trade for two stainless 9MMs. Evedently his father had one or something either way he has a beautiful Winchester I really want. Sorry for your trouble.

Cheap pistols to "look at" and aren't going to be shot?

I really don't mean to sound rude, but the first thing I would suggest is Toys-R-Us.

(well second actually, the first thing I thought of WAS rude)

OK I can't stop myself...
No, nevermind, it's not even worth my time.

[LorDiego01]

so you are actually trying to rip off your friend, of make a transaction that doesnt seem legal.

You can find non-firing replicas if you search though.

[96D]

BIG red FLAG

[Warners Surplus]

So if they won't be fired is it ok if the barrel is welded shut, the firing pin removed as well as all of the frame guts and then the slide welded securly to the frame and barrel.

Or would you rather someone just send the operable firearm to you at your P.o. Box in a large envelope marked firearm in BIG read letters.



Sorry but everything about your post just SOUNDS WRONG!!


JMHO
Rich W.

[fultonCoShooter]

[Sir Knight]

I have to agree. If they are never going to be shot, then getting realistic looking replicas is the best way to go for a couple of reasons. First off, they're going to be about half the price of a real gun thus allowing you to buy two for the price of one. Secondly, you can leave then on display without worrying about somebody chambering a round and shooting it. Thirdly, there is little or no restrictions in buying them when compared to purchasing a real firearm ...