P Series at LGS

[black1970]

Stopped by my LGS last Friday to pick up a Glock 28. Saw 3 P's in the display case. 2 94's and a 89. All like new in box. Asking price was 350 each. Told the owner those were the best pistols he had for sale and he had over 200. He agreed with me.

 

[XUSNORDIE]

P series are an acquired taste......the typical younger crowd will balk when they see them......folks like me, who recall feverishly waiting in 1986 on the P85 to hit shelves after the magazine ad made us drool month after month.....we will take the P series home. I actually make it a point to look for them. I am hoping to come across a nice P89 and P90.

 

[hittman]

Part of me says $350 is on the high end but …. They are NIB so …… if a newer collector or one on a budget is looking to get a start; there's their chance.

I had a number of P guns and all worked very well.

 

[Jim Walsh]

I bought a P89DC when they hit the shelves. It has operated flawlessly and it has a few thousand rounds through it by now. I honestly don't ever remember a stovepipe or a jam. Easy takedown also.

 

[vito]

When I bought my P97 decades ago it was because I wanted a 45acp semi auto and the P97 was by far the lowest priced one in the shop. I don't shoot it very much, but over the years it has worked exactly as it is supposed to, with never a single failure of any kind no matter the type or brand of ammunition. I keep it loaded and in a special place in part of my home as a "just in case I need a gun while working in the back of my basement" gun.

 

[KIR]

KP345PR owner here. Wife loved it!

 

[s4s4u]

When my daughter moved out on her own @ 18 yo, she took my P95 with her. That is how highly I think of the P-guns.

 

[BULL'S-EYE]

I just picked up an unfired NIB P89 just as it came in 1994 for $400...And feel like I got a sapphire deal.