Lot 1
Glock G19X Coyote
A pre-V Gen 5 9mm crossover with Glock Night Sights, three magazines and the original coyote case.
Closes Sun, Nov 22, 8:00 PM ET
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Lot 2
SIG Sauer P320 AXG Carry Reverse Two-Tone
A 9mm reverse two-tone pistol with an aluminum AXG grip, X-Ray3 sights and an optic-ready slide.
Closes Sun, Nov 22, 8:05 PM ET
Lot 3
Cabot Guns Serenity Max Damascus
A hand-forged Damascus steel double-stack 1911 in 9mm with a threaded barrel and Trijicon SRO red-dot sight.
Closes Sun, Nov 22, 8:10 PM ET
Lot 4
Beretta 92FS Fusion OCP, 46 of 250
A limited 250-piece PB Selection 9mm with DLC coating, carbon fiber grips and OCP camo.
Closes Sun, Nov 22, 8:15 PM ET
Lot 5
Korth PRS 4-Inch Two Tone .45 ACP
German handmade in .45 ACP, two-tone stainless and black, with walnut grips and a signed factory tag.
Closes Sun, Nov 22, 8:20 PM ET
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