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    Are the P14s sporterized too? The Cooeys must be like new then?
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    No a little too much for the cooeys but the overall price was reasonable for all of them and I made the deal that way. Would have cost a little more to buy them separately.

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    Ase they complete with front and rear volley sights, correct stocks, and correct small parts? At $125 they are probably a steal even if non-matching.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RBruce View Post
    At $125 they are probably a steal even if non-matching.

    Well that's what I call "damning with faint praise". I have been looking for years for a good p14, and all I can find is worn-out, DP and demilled rubbish.

    I would say: very well done, and that was a great steal.

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