I got my P1 for sentimental value, but it turned out to be a great and accurate shooter. Also, it's in like-new shape.
Great, problem-free shopping experience dealing with Nordic.
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I got my P1 for sentimental value, but it turned out to be a great and accurate shooter. Also, it's in like-new shape.
Great, problem-free shopping experience dealing with Nordic.
Hmmm, they are only up the road from me! Hey there Nordic, does the new batch look as nice as the previous ones?
" Those who hammer their swords into plowshares, will Plow for those who do not".
They are all minty fresh surplus, the same as the last ones. All still in the wrapper.
This P1 was moving great on price, ten years ago was floating on EE for 350$ for weeks and now is over 700$.
We have a dozen of these coming in this week. They should all be later dates, minty unissued.
Photos once we have them sorted
Will these be sold with the holster pictured at the beginning of the thread?Originally Posted by Nordic Marksman
Website states they are in stock, so the pricing in the link is accurate?
Thanks,
I need to see what holsters are coming with this batch. The one we currently have in stock has a black leather Polizi style holster and is dated 1973.
The pistol is minty.
Pricing is accurate on the website.
YES. P1's without them will crack the frame eventually. That is why a STEEL hexagonal pin is inserted as a reinforcement to to the aluminum frame.
2%'er
I’m not sure how late these pistols were produced, any 77 dates?
Edit to add, if you have a 10/77 date, I’ll take it.
Last edited by Slug870; 08-30-2021 at 06:51 PM.
some into the 80s
pandering to paranoia produces pointless prosecutions of people
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