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Ok, I’m cleaning out my safe of some of my favorite, but little-used, personal guns (no sales tax!). This is an ISSC two-tone M22, pre-Glock lawsuit design (a rare treat!). This is the longer-barreled, compensated design, and it comes with 3 10-rd magazines. I’ve put 30 rounds through it and then it went into my safe (after a cleaning :). This is a great pistol, but I just don’t use it and need to make room. This entire package is $400.

For those wondering why Glock sued them, they claim that the look and function ("trade dress") was too much like a Glock 19. I disagree, but I'm not an intellectual property lawyer

(Note: I only sell privately to CHL holders)
(Other note: I'm not interested in trades. It's _possible_ I might entertain the idea, but don't be insulted if I say no )

dang that is tempting.

As one who has done business with old cannon in the past, I highly recommend him !

These are fun guns but don't seem to get anyone's attention on this site. I have a 4" model in basically unused condition still for sale @ $230 and no one seems to be interested. Maybe you'll have more luck with your longer version and extra mags. Hope your sale goes well.

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mot7981 wrote:These are fun guns but don't seem to get anyone's attention on this site. I have a 4" model in basically unused condition still for sale @ $230 and no one seems to be interested. Maybe you'll have more luck with your longer version and extra mags. Hope your sale goes well.

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I hear ya. The biggest problem right now is the scarcity of 22 ammo. Used to be 1/5th-1/10th the price of 9mm, so made great practice ammo. Nowadays decent 22 is hard to find due to hoarding.

I'm patient though :) The mags aren't cheap, and the compensated, pre-lawsuit versions are very hard to find. I'm going to run these ads (this and the 22 MP5) on Texas Gun Trader soon, but wanted to give TxCHL folks first shot (no pun intended )

OldCannon wrote:For those wondering why Glock sued them, they claim that the look and function ("trade dress") was too much like a Glock 19.

Really where would they get that idea???