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FNH FNX-45 45 ACP Police Trade-in Pistols with Three Magazines and Original Box - $599.99 (Free S/H on Firearms)

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Updated by JasonD 45 months ago

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Category Handguns
Caliber 45 ACP
Brand Fn Herstal
MPN FNX-45 USED

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FNH FNX-45 45 ACP Police Trade-in Pistols with Three Magazines and Original Box - $599.99 (Free S/H on Firearms)

Name: FNH FNX-45 45 ACP Police Trade-in Pistols with Three Magazines and Original Box - $599.99 (Free S/H on Firearms)
Brand: Fn Herstal
Price: 599.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 0.67 (6 reviews)

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Updated by JasonD 45 months ago

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These photos represent the overall condition of these FNH FNX-45 45 ACP police trade-in pistols which all come with three magazines. Price is for one FNX-45 pistol.As with many used and police trade-in firearms, these may contain scratches, signs of wear, and/or surface rust. This is not always the case, but should not be unexpected.
MPN#: FNX-45 USED

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By DAVIDD., 43 months ago

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By Livinitup1976, 45 months ago

Now this is a good price but I am very curious why they are listed as Police trade ins? I do not believe any law enforcement agencies in the U.S. uses these as duty weapons? Maybe some small departments that allow an officer the freedom to choose his sidearm? or its possible they are from another country's Law enforcement departments? Not a huge deal, just curiosity.