FS/FT: 1911 45 ACP Pistol w/Extras

Hey y'all, trading/selling my blued PT1911 chambered in 45 ACP with its accessories.

For sale/trade is:
-one (1) PT1911, blued finish
-one (1) set of OEM black checkered grips
-one (1)extra set of zebra wood grips
-one (1) Pierce grip rubber finger grooves grip underlay (has been cut to accommodate ambi safety and such)
-four (4) magazines
-one (1) Bladetech leather/kydex hybrid IWB holster.
-four (4) recoil spring buffers
-one (1) extra barrel bushing, aluminum (unfitted)
-one (1) Taurus lock key




Of course grip screws are included. They're not visible in the main picture as I have another set of grips currently installed, but I plan to keep that set.

As far as the pistol itself goes:

The good:
-the slide was replaced about a year and a half ago or so.
-a new stainless barrel was fitted and polished 50 rounds ago by a local professional gunsmith who specializes in 1911s.

The not so good:
-there's a wear spot about 1.5" long on the slide. I tried to take a picture of it as best as I could.


Overall it's in pretty good shape. Other than the visual blemishes there's nothing wrong that I know of. Shoots great, and quite accurate with the hand-fitted barrel. The 50 rounds in the new barrel were just shot last month. A second gunsmith took a look at it yesterday and gave it an overall "good" seat of the pants estimate.

Reason for selling is that I just don't use it anymore.

Asking $500 for everything or equivalent trade, preferably for another 45 pistol. Buyer will need to have a valid GA concealed carry permit/drivers license and sign a bill of sale. Alternatively you meet me at a dealer and we have them do a transfer, buyer pays transfer fee ($25 at my normal shop). Local sale/trade only.

More pictures available upon request. Located near Roswell, GA.

 

I have a S&W 486 NYSP .357 I would trade. A rare gun, best firearm I've ever shot. Just throwing that our there.

 

Are you in GA? Feel free to PM me a few pics.

 

Im in PA, but that is never an issue. I'll get you some pics later on.

 

Okay. Trying to keep it local for simplicity right now; I appreciate your interest though. I've never heard about a model 486 before though, I'm only familiar with the 586/686.

 

Bump