IMI Jericho 941F Silver Satin -Israeli Police Trade In-Gunsmith Special
Model: Jericho 941
MANUFACTURER: Military Surplus
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IMI Jericho 941F Silver - Israeli Police Trade In-Gunsmith Special
- IMI Jericho 941F Silver - Israeli Police Trade In
- Gunsmith Special-Seized Hammer
- Semi Automatic
- Silver Satin finish
- Police/Security Forces Trade in
- 9mmx19
- Capacity 16 + 1
- Single Action
- Surplus Condition, NRA Rated Poor Condition
- This is the Actual Firearm Pictured.
IMI Jericho 941F Silver- Surplus Pistol. This semi automatic single action pistol is chambered in 9MM and has a capacity of 16+1 rounds. This model features a silver finish and is in NRA Poor condition. The Hammer is seized. It may be missing some small parts. Gunsmith special seized hammer. May be missing small parts. This is the actual firearm pictured. Please have this firearm inspected and repaired by a licensed gunsmith prior to use. This is the actual firearm pictured.
The original Jericho 941 was modeled on the CZ-75 pistol and built using parts supplied by the Italian arms house Tanfoglio, which had been making their own CZ-75 clones. Using the CZ-75 design allowed IMI to avoid a lot of research and development experience, and the subcontracting of much of the basic fabrication work to Tanfoglio, allowed IMI to quickly put the pistol into production and meet the requirements to satisfy the government contract. The most notable difference in the 941F design from the CZ-75 is that the 941F is SAO (Single Action Only). The SAO triggers appear in the government Model 941s to comply with Israel's requirement for what is commonly known as the "Israeli Method" of carry, otherwise known as "Condition 3". The Jericho 941F is issued and is in current service with some Israeli Security Forces today.
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1. Magazines Capacity Restrictions as follows:
California: No magazines over 10 rounds
Colorado: No shotgun magazines over 8 rounds. No other magazines over 15 rounds. Local jurisdiction laws may vary.
Connecticut: No magazines over 10 rounds
Delaware: No magazines over 17 rounds
District of Columbia No magazines over 10 rounds
Hawaii: No magazines over 10 rounds that may fit a pistol
Illinois:
· No magazines over 15 rounds to Aurora, IL
· No magazines over 12 rounds to Chicago, IL
· No magazines over 16 rounds to Franklin Park, IL
· No magazines over 10 rounds to Oak Park, IL
· No magazines over 35 rounds to Riverdale, IL
Vermont: No magazines over 10 rounds for rifle, 15 for pistol
Maryland: No magazines over 10 rounds
Massachusetts: No magazines over 10 rounds
New Jersey: No magazines over 10 rounds
New York: No magazines over 10 rounds
Rhode Island: No magazines over 10 rounds
Washington: No magazines over 10 rounds
Magazine Restriction Exceptions
1. All law enforcement sales must be shipped to a department and no orders will be sent directly to a personal address. Law enforcement officers must provide both their credentials and a letterhead signed by their department's superior officer stating that the magazine will either be used in the execution of the L.E.O.'s duties, or off duty.
