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brought by a retired los angeles
police officer, who sued the gun manufacturer Glock, after his three-year-old
son shot him.
as reported by the orange County
register, “Enrique Chavez, now
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Boulevard and la Palma avenue.
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son, who was not in a car seat, got
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from the waist down.”
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Sheriff Violated 1st
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Paul Dorr, of ocheyedan, Iowa,
majoritarian and popular views.”
held a concealed carry permit from
the
Dorr had a reputation as a strong
late 1990s until 2006. But in 2007,
anti-abortion advocate. He had
also
osceola County Sheriff Douglas Weber
challenged county officials numerous
turned down Dorr’s carry permit
ap- times over what Dorr contended
was
plication. as the Des Moines regisover-spending in the county budget.
ter reported, “Weber
In testimony, Weber
wrote on the denied
admitted that he had
application: ‘Concern
heard Dorr referred to
from Public. Don’t
as
a
“nut
job,”
and
a
trust him.’”
“whacko,” because of
Yet, as it turned
Dorr’s strong political
out, the sheriff deviews.
nied that carry ap“In
his ruling….
plication for all the
Bennett ordered the
wrong reasons, many
osceola County sherof them tied to Dorr’s
iff to immediately isfirst
amendment
sue Dorr a nonprofesrights to free expressional
permit
to carry
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a weapon,” the Des
Douglas Weber
opinion of u.S. DisMoines register nottrict Court Judge Mark W. Bennett
ed. “The judge also ordered Weber
of the northern District of Iowa,
who to successfully complete a
court-aprecently ruled for Dorr in a case
that proved course on the united
States
challenged the permit denial.
Constitution within the next
five
“The court finds a tsunami, a maelmonths.”
strom, an avalanche, of direct, uncon“Dorr was denied a permit precisely
troverted evidence in Sheriff Weber’s
because Sheriff Weber believed
that
own testimony to conclude beyond
all [Dorr’s] free speech rights
offended
doubt that he unquestionably violated
the majority of voters in osceola
the first amendment rights of …
Paul County,” Judge Bennett wrote.
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Dorr,” wrote Judge Bennett. “This
is denying (Dorr) a concealed
weapons
a great reminder that the first amendpermit, Sheriff Weber single-handment protects the sole individual
who edly hijacked the first amendment
may be a gadfly, kook, weirdo, nut
job, and nullified its freedoms and
protecwhacko, and spook, with the same
tions.” ■
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Exc. V.G. Good
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Fair Poor
round barrels and
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ham- NOTE: The
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mer fitted with a
.41 caliber variety
sliding firing pin.
SD-9
Blued proxima
is worth apwith walnut grips.
tely 25 percent more
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than the valNIB Exc. V.G.
semi-automatic
ues listed.
pistol with a 3” barrel
Good Fair Poor
— — 2400
and 6-shot magazin
Matte black finish
1900 850 200
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Safari Enforcer
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Eibar, Spain
NIB Exc. V.G.
This retailer sold
425 300 250 Good Fair Poor
a number of pistols
200 150 100
pro- Enforcer
duced by the firm
of Urizar prior to 1935.
A .45 caliber semi-au
SARSILMAZ
tomatic pistol with
Rupertus Army
Praga
3.9” barrel and 5-shot
a Mercan/Istan
magazine. Patterne
bul, Turkey
Revolver
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after the Colt Model
d
semi-automatic
1911. Blued, Armaloy
pistol electrole
marked “Praga
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Army Revolver
Parkerized finish
slide. with checker
Blued with plastic
CZ-75-style compen
grips impressed with
ed walnut or neopren
This is an extreme
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trademark S.E.A.M
the NIB Exc.
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ly rare revolver
white chrome finish
in
.
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bered for .44 caliber
chambered for
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with adjustable trigger,9mm.
Poor
400 350 150
7.25” octagon barrel
a
laser
with an integral load- 275 175 125
engravi
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90
65
ing lever that pivots
capacity. 42.3
Match Master
to
oz.; 5.1” barrel. MSRP:
downward. The hamme the side instead of S.E.A.M.
$437.
As above, with a 5”
r is mounted on the
barrel.
side, and there is
A 6.35mm semi-au
NIB Exc. V.G.
a pellet priming
K2
tomatic
pistol with a 2”
device barrel.
located on the backstr
The slide
700 600 500 Good Fair Poor CZ-75-style
ap. There is only
double-action semi-au
400 350 150
nipple on the breech
one SEAM.” Blued marked “Fabrica de Armas
to in
with
that lines up with
white chrome or
top of the cylinder
the ing the tradema black plastic grips, hav- Black
blued. Chambered
. The cylinder is
9mm. 16 or 18 round
Widow
for
rk “SEAM” cast into
unfluted Exc.
and holds 6-shots
capacity. 35.3 oz.;
them.
As above, with ivory
V.G. Good Fair
. The finish is blued,
4.6”
Micarta grips etched barrel. Plastic grips.
Poor
with 250
walnut grips; and
with a black widow.
175 125
the frame is marked
Exc. V.G. Good
90
“Pat65
ented April 19, 1859.”
Fair Poor
NIB Exc. V.G.
300
There were less than
225
175 125 50
12 manufactured
Silesia
700 600 500 Good Fair Poor
in 1859. It would
behoove As above,
400 350 150
one to secure a
qualified indepen
Kama Sport
dent ap- 3” barrel but of 7.65mm caliber with a
praisal if a transac
Model 81
and
tion
CZ-75-style semi-au
NIB Exc. V.G. were contemplated. stamped on having the word “Silesia” As
to 9mm in white
above, without the
the slide.
chrome or blued.
Good Fair Poor
grip etching. Also
Doubleaction with
— — 28500
fered in .38 caliber.
of- compensated
3.9”
12000 5500 1500 Exc. V.G. Good Fair Poor
barrel, laser engravi
250 175 125
NIB Exc. V.G.
ng. 15+1
or 17+1 capacit
90
65
Single-Shot Pocke
800 700 600 Good Fair Poor Exc. V.G. y. 35.4 oz. Plastic grips.
t Pistol
Good Fair Poor
500 400 200
A .22, .32, .38, or
S.W.D., INC.
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325
250 195 135
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tol with half-octagonal
50
Georgia
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in
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Kama
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to 9mm in white
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Safari Model 81L
chrome or blued.
grips. Approxim
ately round magazin tomatic pistol with a 323,000 were made
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from 1870 to 1885.
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laser engraving.
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15+1
or 17+1 capacit
Fair Poor
Fair Poor
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—
550
900 650
Model 81L
495 400 275
Plastic
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100
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barrel.
proximately 200
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NIB Exc. V.G.
percent more than
,
300
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225
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175 125 50
values listed.
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Massachusetts
750 650 550
450 200
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or 18 capacity.
for variety of cartridg
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35 oz. Plastic
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Westfield/Cast Steel.”
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ed stock.
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Exc. V.G. Good
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Fair
Poor
850
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300
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750 650 550
225 175 125
with a 2-7/8” round
450 200
50
1550 1200 550
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165
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ARMS
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Arizona
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capacity. 35.4 oz.
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Olympia, Washing
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Exc. V.G. Good
ton, in 1987 and
Fair Poor
Fair Poor 300
the 300 275
225 175 125
250 200 150
100
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