Description
The IMI ( Israeli Military Industries ) Jericho 941F 9mm Semi-Auto Pistol is considered one of the premier high capacity 9mm military pistols on the market today. The Jericho 941F features a 4.5" Barrel, All Steel Construction, 15 Rd Mag Capacity, Single Action, Ergonomic Grip, and Frame-Mounted Cock and Block Safety, and numerous other amenities. These are Israeli Police Turn In Surplus Firearms and will show some carry wear but are in excellent mechanical condition. Single Action, Traditional Blued Finish. Ships with one 15-round magazine, Baseline NRA Good-Very Good Condition with Hand Select Option for best of 10 cosmetically, with some Hand Select pistols being Excellent Grade while available. Various Finishes also available.. Jericho 941F pistols were made in both double action and single action models. See Brutus' Description and Video for more details. This is the single action model without the police star markings. Check out Sootch00's video review on these fantastic pistols Here!
MPN#: HGN-IMI-JER941-HG4825
HG4825
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Comments (6)
Better check again. Gun broker is about 200 dollars more....
Screw classic. You can find these on gunbroker for not much more and skip dealing with the sweaty fan man.
I guess you haven't read gunbroker reviews .. you would be lucky to receive anything from gunbroker
I bought a gun from a pawn shop dealer from Alaska on GunBroker. As my LGS started the transfer, our state police said the gun I had purchased was stolen and reports two years prior. Apparently 6 total pistols of the same make were stolen from a wholesaler. So needless to say my gun was confiscated by the state police. I had to fight for a refund! Two months it took. How does a licensed gun dealer take in then sell a stolen firearm? Made no sense to me. They're excuse was that FFL dealers are not required to "check" if guns are stolen before taking them into stock then selling them....stupid.
Ironically, the FFL dealer was not lying to you. Should have given the refund immediately, good business practice and stay on the right side or karma.
Wow! Crazy story, glad you got your money back, what was the condition of your pistol for the short time you got to see it?