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Marketing is one of the most crucial operation for a Shopify store. There are lot’s of tactics Marketing is one of the most crucial operation for a Shopify store. There are lot’s of tactics to grow quickly and none of them not working. Well, if you looking for a way to create solid marketing plan, then this guide is for you. In this guide you’ll learn

• Definition of Marketing
• Market Research, Competitor Analysis and Defining Your Target Market
• Brand Identity and How to Create Your Branding
• Go-to-Market Strategy and Defining Your Marketing Strategy
• Inbound and Outbound Marketing Channels
• Marketing Plan Template
• FAQs

Definition of Marketing

American Marketing Association defines marketing as activity, set of institutions, and processes for creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging offerings that have value for customers, clients, partners, and society at large. Source
What do you see here?

1. Marketing is not about activities, it contains activities, set of institutions and process.
2. Function of marketing is not generating sales. It’s creating, communicating, delivering and exchanging offerings that has value.
3. In this post we’ll focus on Shopify stores marketing. However in the big picture marketing has not limited with companies. Marketing can be done within organization or society.

Let’s summarize what marketing definition for a Shopify store. Marketing will create, communicate, deliver and exchange offers that have value for customers. As you can see main subject in here is customers. Because of this, I’ll put customers as the center of this guide. Everything we’ll do has to something with them.

Market Research, Competitor Analysis and Defining Your Target Market

This is a practical guide for marketing so I want to continue with a hypothetical Shopify stores for each steps.
Let’s say we have a Shopify store that has some high-end, organic baby clothes targeting new parents.

Market Research

How can we do the market research?
Let’s say you have a new Shopify store that has less than 500 order per month. You can hire expensive agencies, expensive experts to research the market, create market reports for you, etc. Even if you do that, I highly suspicious if it helps you.
However you can talk with your new-parent friends. Ask them about how do they decide to buy baby clothes? What they are looking for before completing their purchases? Do they get any expert opinion before making buying decision? How do they search online and what they want to see? Is there any great YouTube channels about this.
Don’t have any friends? Checkout your friends not a new-parents but parents and ask similar questions to them. If you also don’t have them, try to make new born friends. I know how hard it is but let’s be honest here. If you don’t know anybody in your target audience, how do you manage to get know them? All of the successful stores I saw they have direct relationship with their target audience.
When you make your research with real people, then you can extend your project to online. Try to search as they do. What do you find? Deep in dive and take your notes.

Competitor Analysis

When you done this market research, you’ll also see there are some other brands. This is a huge subject but let’s call these brands as competitor for now.
Now it’s time to analyze them.

1. Checkout their branding strategy.
2. What are their value propositions?
3. What is hot about them? Return guarantee, free shipping etc.
4. What is not hot about them? Poor product or store design, low UX on the website, etc.
5. What people think about them? Google reviews, Trust pilot reviews, product reviews on the store.
6. Are there any partnership or influencer program they’re running?
7. What is their Google/YouTube campaign strategy? Check it here.
8. What is their Facebook/Instagram campaign strategy? Check it here.

Create a spreadsheet with all of this information. We’ll use this when working on positioning and marketing strategy.

Define Your Target Market

What do you say about our target market? Can all of new parents be our target market?
Nope, it can’t. You need to deep dive into your market and find a sub-segment, a niche that will need your products much better than anybody else and afford it easily.
This is what I called ideal customer profile (ICP). Check out what is ideal customer profile and how to create your ideal customer profile posts to learn more about the concept.
For our hypothetical store, ICP can be something like this;
Demographics

• Age: 25-45 years old
• Gender: Primarily women, but also some men
• Education: College degree or higher
• Income: $75,000+ per household
• Location: Urban areas
• Occupation: Professionals, entrepreneurs, stay-at-home parents

Psychographics

• Values: Health, wellness, sustainability, social responsibility
• Lifestyle: Active, eco-conscious, family-oriented
• Interests: Organic food, natural products, children’s activities
• Media consumption: Social media, parenting blogs, magazines
• Shopping habits: Researches purchases thoroughly, values quality over price

Pain Points

• Concerns about harmful chemicals in baby clothes
• Difficulty finding stylish and affordable organic baby clothes
• Wants to make sustainable choices for their children

Needs

• High-quality, organic baby clothes that are safe and healthy for their children
• Unique and stylish designs that make their children look and feel good
• A brand that shares their values and commitment to sustainability

Buying Behaviors

• Researches products online before making a purchase
• Reads reviews and testimonials from other parents
• Shops at specialty stores and online retailers
• Willing to pay a premium for quality and sustainability

After creating ICP, it’s important to spend some time on empathy map. Don’t forget to check it, too.
Now we know our baby clothes Shopify store market, customer’s buying process and our ideal customer profile.

Brand Identity and How to Create Your Branding

I’ll follow the American Marketing Association (AMA) in here too.
First look at brand definition. AMA defines brand as “any distinctive feature like a name, term, design, or symbol that identifies goods or services”.
Branding is for creating and managing your brand’s identity. It involves your mission, values, culture and public image.
I’m not an expert on brand, but I know how branding can be effective for your conversions and performance. Here are some checklist for you.

1. Design consistency is the key. Your visual identity should be consistent across social media, Shopify store, emails, product detail pages, etc.
2. Copy consistency is the key. Your communication style should be consistent across social media, Shopify store, emails, product detail pages, etc.
3. Experience consistency is the key. Let’s say your brand looks like a high-end brand and when a new visitor visit your store first they see is an annoying popup saying want to get 10% OFF. This is simply how to destroy your brand.
4. Craft a story and stick to it. What makes you create this brand? Faces behind the brand. This is a huge leverage for creating trust and building bonds.

Go-to-Market Strategy and Defining Your Marketing Strategy

So far we identified our target market and ideal customer profile. Check out competitors and creates the branding for our store.
Now it’s time to work on go-to-market strategy and crafting our marketing strategy.

Go-to-Market Strategy

Let’s say you recently launched your Shopify store or add a new line of products.
You need a plan to introduce your store or new products to the market. This is what we called go-to-market(GTM) strategy.
Main goal of the GTM is letting people know that there is a new brand or product line. It’s similar to launch marketing. Key message here is there is a new products/brand launched and it offer the best for you. Give it a try, you’ll love it.
All of your messages and communication should be parallel to this process.
Our focus is convincing people to try our products/brand. So I always offer a special campaign just for the launch to give people to a reason to try your products/brand.
For our hypothetical Shopify store we can run a special campaign for launch like;

• Free shipping until X date.
• 5 different boy and girl bundle with 40% OFF to try our products.

Marketing Strategy

This is your plan of actions to sell or advertise your products. Now we can talk about selling part of the marketing.
Let’s say you have GREAT advertising creatives and a huge budget and just spending it. Don’t wait to crack the code and having lot’s of sales.
Your marketing strategy should be follow sales funnel. If you don’t have a high-converting sales funnel, you can’t expect people to buy from you. Check out How to Build High Converting Sales Funnel For Shopify post.
AIDA Sales Funnel Framework
Now we can continue with our hypothetical store example. We’re selling high-end, organic baby clothes on our store. We crafted our ICP, empathy map, work on branding and created our story.

Example Marketing Strategy

First step we’ll work on attention step. Our focus is getting attention of our target market attention.
We can create a educative e-book like “7 Harmful Chemicals Commonly Used in Baby Clothes and How to Avoid Them” and run some campaigns targeted new parents on social network (Facebook, Instagram or YouTube)
This ads will land on a landing page that gives brief information about why we should pay attention to chemicals in baby clothes for our little ones and make a promise like “I spend my last 5 years about researching chemicals on baby clothes and prepare this book for you and your little one”. Also there can be a quick video about our story explaining our expertise in this field and why we’re building this brand.
We can ask for their email address to share the book with them. When they enter their email address, we’ll send them this ebook.
After first email with the ebook, we can send a few more emails with easy to digest information about chemicals.
This will create an expertise image on our target customers and start to create a bond with them. Not a bad start, right?
At the same time we can use this content on our social media, right? Quick videos, infographics and posts about the chemicals in the baby clothes.
After getting a few thousands subscribers we can organize a webinar to answer questions. This will also a great content for re-used social media content and creating trust and expert image.
Then we can share a time-limited promotion with this people for a bundle. Like we’re running a campaign and these 5 chemical free baby clothes bundles 10% discounted until next week!
We can send emails about it and use this campaign for remarketing for only people who show interest in our e-book and webinar.
This is a very brief template of marketing plan.
Now let’s take a look at more common one.

• Post product photos on social media with lot’s of hashtags
• Run a Meta campaign without any targeting, land people on product detail page
• Give them WELCOME10 discount if they enter their email address
• Send them 15 emails in the next 5 days to maximize your sales.

It’s time for you. Which one do you want to choose? All of the experts recommending this without even asking who are your customers. Can you believe it?
Don’t forget that marketing strategy is not a hope. It’s a well documented plan of actions designed for turning strangers into customers.

Inbound and Outbound Marketing Channels

Inside the marketing strategy, channels plays a vital role. There are lot’s of ways to group channels. I’ll use most basic one.
Inbound Marketing Channels: With the inbound marketing your customers will find you and start the interaction. Most common channel for inbound marketing is organic search engine optimization.
After creating high quality content, when customers search something online, they can see your articles and first interaction happens.
Outbound Marketing Channels: With the outbound marketing you reach out to customers. Facebook/Instagram/YouTube ads, influencer marketing, display ads, podcast ads can be count in this category.
As you can imagine inbound marketing channels takes lot’s of efforts and time however over the time you’ll have organic marketing channel and it brings you customer without needing any budget.
Outbound marketing channels generally works with advertisement models and you need budgets to run these channels.
Most of time I recommend to start with outbound marketing channels and then invest inbound marketing channels overtime. Don’t forget to check Mastering Paid Ads For Shopify post.
Succesful marketing plans should be supported by high converting growth and conversion plans. Don’t forget to check Growth Guide For Shopify and Conversion Optimization Guide For Shopify too.
to grow quickly and none of them not working. Well, if you looking for a way to create solid marketing plan, then this guide is for you. In this guide you’ll learn

• Definition of Marketing
• Market Research, Competitor Analysis and Defining Your Target Market
• Brand Identity and How to Create Your Branding
• Go-to-Market Strategy and Defining Your Marketing Strategy
• Inbound and Outbound Marketing Channels
• Marketing Plan Template
• FAQs

Definition of Marketing

American Marketing Association defines marketing as activity, set of institutions, and processes for creating, communicating, delivering, and exchanging offerings that have value for customers, clients, partners, and society at large. Source
What do you see here?

1. Marketing is not about activities, it contains activities, set of institutions and process.
2. Function of marketing is not generating sales. It’s creating, communicating, delivering and exchanging offerings that has value.
3. In this post we’ll focus on Shopify stores marketing. However in the big picture marketing has not limited with companies. Marketing can be done within organization or society.

Let’s summarize what marketing definition for a Shopify store. Marketing will create, communicate, deliver and exchange offers that have value for customers. As you can see main subject in here is customers. Because of this, I’ll put customers as the center of this guide. Everything we’ll do has to something with them.

Market Research, Competitor Analysis and Defining Your Target Market

This is a practical guide for marketing so I want to continue with a hypothetical Shopify stores for each steps.
Let’s say we have a Shopify store that has some high-end, organic baby clothes targeting new parents.

Market Research

How can we do the market research?
Let’s say you have a new Shopify store that has less than 500 order per month. You can hire expensive agencies, expensive experts to research the market, create market reports for you, etc. Even if you do that, I highly suspicious if it helps you.
However you can talk with your new-parent friends. Ask them about how do they decide to buy baby clothes? What they are looking for before completing their purchases? Do they get any expert opinion before making buying decision? How do they search online and what they want to see? Is there any great YouTube channels about this.
Don’t have any friends? Checkout your friends not a new-parents but parents and ask similar questions to them. If you also don’t have them, try to make new born friends. I know how hard it is but let’s be honest here. If you don’t know anybody in your target audience, how do you manage to get know them? All of the successful stores I saw they have direct relationship with their target audience.
When you make your research with real people, then you can extend your project to online. Try to search as they do. What do you find? Deep in dive and take your notes.

Competitor Analysis

When you done this market research, you’ll also see there are some other brands. This is a huge subject but let’s call these brands as competitor for now.
Now it’s time to analyze them.

1. Checkout their branding strategy.
2. What are their value propositions?
3. What is hot about them? Return guarantee, free shipping etc.
4. What is not hot about them? Poor product or store design, low UX on the website, etc.
5. What people think about them? Google reviews, Trust pilot reviews, product reviews on the store.
6. Are there any partnership or influencer program they’re running?
7. What is their Google/YouTube campaign strategy? Check it here.
8. What is their Facebook/Instagram campaign strategy? Check it here.

Create a spreadsheet with all of this information. We’ll use this when working on positioning and marketing strategy.

Define Your Target Market

What do you say about our target market? Can all of new parents be our target market?
Nope, it can’t. You need to deep dive into your market and find a sub-segment, a niche that will need your products much better than anybody else and afford it easily.
This is what I called ideal customer profile (ICP). Check out what is ideal customer profile and how to create your ideal customer profile posts to learn more about the concept.
For our hypothetical store, ICP can be something like this;
Demographics

• Age: 25-45 years old
• Gender: Primarily women, but also some men
• Education: College degree or higher
• Income: $75,000+ per household
• Location: Urban areas
• Occupation: Professionals, entrepreneurs, stay-at-home parents

Psychographics

• Values: Health, wellness, sustainability, social responsibility
• Lifestyle: Active, eco-conscious, family-oriented
• Interests: Organic food, natural products, children’s activities
• Media consumption: Social media, parenting blogs, magazines
• Shopping habits: Researches purchases thoroughly, values quality over price

Pain Points

• Concerns about harmful chemicals in baby clothes
• Difficulty finding stylish and affordable organic baby clothes
• Wants to make sustainable choices for their children

Needs

• High-quality, organic baby clothes that are safe and healthy for their children
• Unique and stylish designs that make their children look and feel good
• A brand that shares their values and commitment to sustainability

Buying Behaviors

• Researches products online before making a purchase
• Reads reviews and testimonials from other parents
• Shops at specialty stores and online retailers
• Willing to pay a premium for quality and sustainability

After creating ICP, it’s important to spend some time on empathy map. Don’t forget to check it, too.
Now we know our baby clothes Shopify store market, customer’s buying process and our ideal customer profile.

Brand Identity and How to Create Your Branding

I’ll follow the American Marketing Association (AMA) in here too.
First look at brand definition. AMA defines brand as “any distinctive feature like a name, term, design, or symbol that identifies goods or services”.
Branding is for creating and managing your brand’s identity. It involves your mission, values, culture and public image.
I’m not an expert on brand, but I know how branding can be effective for your conversions and performance. Here are some checklist for you.

1. Design consistency is the key. Your visual identity should be consistent across social media, Shopify store, emails, product detail pages, etc.
2. Copy consistency is the key. Your communication style should be consistent across social media, Shopify store, emails, product detail pages, etc.
3. Experience consistency is the key. Let’s say your brand looks like a high-end brand and when a new visitor visit your store first they see is an annoying popup saying want to get 10% OFF. This is simply how to destroy your brand.
4. Craft a story and stick to it. What makes you create this brand? Faces behind the brand. This is a huge leverage for creating trust and building bonds.

Go-to-Market Strategy and Defining Your Marketing Strategy

So far we identified our target market and ideal customer profile. Check out competitors and creates the branding for our store.
Now it’s time to work on go-to-market strategy and crafting our marketing strategy.

Go-to-Market Strategy

Let’s say you recently launched your Shopify store or add a new line of products.
You need a plan to introduce your store or new products to the market. This is what we called go-to-market(GTM) strategy.
Main goal of the GTM is letting people know that there is a new brand or product line. It’s similar to launch marketing. Key message here is there is a new products/brand launched and it offer the best for you. Give it a try, you’ll love it.
All of your messages and communication should be parallel to this process.
Our focus is convincing people to try our products/brand. So I always offer a special campaign just for the launch to give people to a reason to try your products/brand.
For our hypothetical Shopify store we can run a special campaign for launch like;

• Free shipping until X date.
• 5 different boy and girl bundle with 40% OFF to try our products.

Marketing Strategy

This is your plan of actions to sell or advertise your products. Now we can talk about selling part of the marketing.
Let’s say you have GREAT advertising creatives and a huge budget and just spending it. Don’t wait to crack the code and having lot’s of sales.
Your marketing strategy should be follow sales funnel. If you don’t have a high-converting sales funnel, you can’t expect people to buy from you. Check out How to Build High Converting Sales Funnel For Shopify post.
This article first published at MarketingLib.
Don't forget to check Growth Suite on Shopify App Store.

tl;dr at bottom
I've noticed a bunch of people posting about finding the rare hotties so i wanted to share how rare they actually are.
There are 6 zombies, 12 containers, and 1 car which you can find this elusive magazine.

Zombies

For zombies, there is a flat 0.1% chance of finding one on a:

• Green Camo Zombie
• Desert Camo Zombie
• Ghille Zombie
• Redneck Zombie
• Rocker Zombie
• Varsity Zombie

I like the implication of the demographics of this magazine lol

Containers

• 0.1% Bathroom Shelf
• 0.1% Bedroom Crates, Closet Crates, Garage Crates (80%), Kitchen Crates, Living Room Crates, Storage Unit Crates (80%)
• 1% Gas Station Counter, Janitor Shelves, School's Storage Counters, Zippee Mart Storage
• 0.5% Magazine Racks
• 0.1% Mechanic's Shelf (40%)
• 20% 20% 10% 10% 100% PlankStashMagazine
• 0.1% Post Office Shelves and Crates
• 0.01% Prison Cell

The chance is dice rolled 4 times.

Cars

Flat 1% chance of finding one in the trunk of a Mail Step Van. This chance is dice rolled 4 times.

Foraging

1/13 chance of finding one when foraging an item from the "Forest Rarity" category. There is a 1% chance of finding a Forest Rarity a in the "Deep Forest". This chance can be modified by:

• +10% if you are a park ranger
• +5% if you are veteran
• +5% if you have the lucky trait
• -5% if you have the unlucky trait (I'm not sure what the minimum is)

tl;dr

You ARE NOT lucky if you find HottieZ in a hidden plank. You get 1 guaranteed + 8x 20% rolls, and 8x 10% rolls. You ARE lucky if you found a HottieZ anywhere else. Most of those chances are less than 1%

Also do I need to buy the barrel separate? What else will I need besides a slide? Both models use the same frame, and magazines. I just want to make my glock 40 smaller and more compact. So it seems like turning it into a glock 20 is the most rational decision. Do I need to buy the barrel and slide separate? Or does the barrel come with the slide? Same with the spring? Anything else I will need?

Got this in a lot with other signed magazines covers in an auction. Paid very little and some of the other sig were legit, but this one seems suspect to me on both the Switzer and the Troy Aikman. Was going to take it to JSA but wanted a quick opinion before I took the risk to pay for it. The T on Troy feels off to me, but I don't collect cowboys stuff so maybe it's just one of his variations.
Any thoughts on if either of these is legit? Thanks for any opinions.

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I have a fuckload of P320 Grip Modules for sale, all have magazine releases and are in great condition
P320 STANDARD FULL SIZE MEDIUM GRIP MODULE: 37 32
P320 STANDARD COMPACT MEDIUM GRIP MODULE: 9 5
-Asking $25 shipped per module
-Sig P320 21rd Mags FDE, 2 total, BNIW: $38 each
SOLD -Sig P320 17rd Mags FDE, 3 total: $35 each
Take any module + magazine combo for $50 while supplies last!
-Minimalist Sig P320 trigger guard style holster: just pay shipping or free with anything else

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Bushnell TRS 25s (x2) Seem to be 2 different generations, I don't know which is newer, they both seem to have the same red dot. One is on a UTG metal riser, one is low mount only
TRS25 with riser $50
TRS25 without riser $40
ATS Antidote Hydration Carrier ranger green $40
Grey ghost gear inner belt large $10 add-on
Alice gear canteen pouch $10 add-on
Haley x strap $40
Haley x strap no belly band $35
Ap5 lower $45
Seacu tubes ranger green cummerbund $85
Safariland M&P RDS Multicam cordura X300 holster, some day this fits VP9 too, I do not stand by that but maybe $100
Arbor arms inner belt size 12 $40
Axl tubes adaptor one side with extra female tube $30
Hk hook gloves belt attachment $5 add-on
Magpul MOE SL carbine handguard dyed black from sand $23
Charger chassis from 8" charger $45
OD Green duffel $25
Sig XTen Vedder Comfort-Tuck holster, may fit other Sig X series handguns $45
Wrmfzy leather patch $30
TruMod Hydration Reservoir 3.0 L $10 add on
Safariland drop leg holster attachment, came with holster, don't need, unused, price drop $30
Angry bear glock small frame blackout sights $35
Magpul SL MP5 Stock unused in box $120
Ruger pocket holster X2 each $7 add on
Mtek flux black all pads basically unused $120
Flecktarn LBT 14L Day Pack $130
Cordell Combat Pants 40x32 Multicam $50
Flecktarn surplus cargo pants size 13, basically 36x34 $36
Dawson precision Glock fiber optic front sight black rear sights $55
Multicam Blue alpha molle battle belt and inner belt with MC S.T.O.M.P and Safariland Mid Ride ubl $225
C & H plate for 320 RMR, model is SGRX-RSH-FIL $45
Alpha Shooting Sports Marksman V4 Glock 19 gen 3 rmr cut slide $250
Mossy oak leather sling $5 add on
Square forge upper with dust cover and forward assist $55
Guntec MLok sharkmouth 10" handguard, was painted and stripped $50

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Selling Budget Items for your next Budget Build
Prices are OBO + Willing to Consider Trades
If PayPal G&S, Buyer pays Fee - Extra Pics can be supplied if needed
Olight Odin - Light Salt - Box and all components - $80
Streamlight TLR-7A Flex FDE - Light Holster Wear - All Keys and OG Box, Sig Rails and Low Switch Installed - $110 SOLD
7378 7TS ALS Level 2 Holster (FDE/Right Hand) for P320C w/ TLR-7A - $30 (Fits M18 and 320C size P320s) - $40
Bundle Holster and Light for $120
Bundle these for $40:
Midwest Industries Polymer FDE Trigger Guard (In B5 Box) - $10
Surefire Z68 Click Cap FDE - $25
Magpul Picatinny FDE AFG - $20
Oakley Flak 2.0 - Like New - Soft and Hard Case - $120

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Selling a bunch of Airsoft Gear and Accessories I no longer use all items are in new or like new condition and have been tested/inspected for function/flaws. Each item in the picture is numbered and the corresponding price will be displayed in this ad
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1. No-Name brand combat pants (Size Large) 5$ Each
   
2. HRG Multicam General purpose pouch 20$
   
3. M4 Rail Covers 10$
   
4. Hunting Camo gloves 10$
   
5. AT Red Laser Sight 15$
   
6. HRG Multicam Pistol Pouch 10$ EACH
   
7. Black face mask 10$
   
8. AK 1500 Rd High cap mag 15$
   
9. Cytac Glock HolsterW/Ammomax Molle adapter 10$
   
10. RIHNO APS Front Sight (Tan) 10$
    
11. 14mm CCW Metal Flash Hider 10$
    

Other items not listed in the link above^

1. X2 Tokyo Marui G17 Magazines (Used) $40 Each https://imgur.com/a/juBuwBF

PRICES ARE FIRM I have priced all items at a reasonable price. Located in Ontario, $20 flat rate shipping anywhere in Canada
Can meet at the premium outlets in Milton

I bought a very used full size p320 and it started having 2-3 failure to extract malfunctions on every magazine. The empty brass would stay in the chamber and extractor would not grab it, leaving a scrape on the rim. It’s the early model and has been sent to Sig for the trigger fix.
What are my options to restore reliability? A new model goes for $499, and complete (factory) slide assemblies seem hard to find in stock. I wouldn’t mind replacing the entire grip module either, because the finish is worn on the controls from use and I got 1 failure to lock back on empty in my 75 test rounds.
Backstory is I bought it from a friend who bought it as is for dirt cheap. He never put many rounds through it. This is my 1st 9mm so I wouldn’t mind having one to teach friends, work on my shooting, and use just for the range. But it seems like my friend got it for so cheap because it needs a complete overhaul and now I’m stuck deciding if I should let it go or bring it back to life. It would be nice to have a 9mm with reliability I can trust.

Timestamp: https://imgur.com/a/FSf1G2N
For Sale: I have 2 unopened BNIB (Brand new in box) Surefire X300U B lights and 5 BNIB (brand new in box) BNIB Sig Sauer P320 9mm subcompact 12 rd mags. $300 shipped for the lights each and the mags are $35 each. If you buy all 5 mags I’m willing to do $150 shipped for all 5 of them together.
Shipping only to CONUS. Dibs then PM gets priority. If you have any questions please reach out and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can. Do not purchase mags if you are in a magazine capacity restricted state.
I accept payment via PayPal “G&S” and I’ll cover those fees, so payment is exactly as listed. please do NOT leave comments in comment/note box. Thank you.
1 - one Surefire X300U B -> $300 (free shipping and no extra charges for PayPal G&S).
2 - one Surefire X300U B -> $300 (free shipping and no extra charges for PayPal G&S).
3 - one Sig P320 9mm Subcompact 12 rd mag -> $35 (free shipping and no extra charges for PayPal G&S).
4 - one Sig P320 9mm Subcompact 12 rd mag -> $35 (free shipping and no extra charges for PayPal G&S).
5 - one Sig P320 9mm Subcompact 12 rd mag -> $35 (free shipping and no extra charges for PayPal G&S).
6 - one Sig P320 9mm Subcompact 12 rd mag -> $35 (free shipping and no extra charges for PayPal G&S).
7 - one Sig P320 9mm Subcompact 12 rd mag -> $35 (free shipping and no extra charges for PayPal G&S).

Timestamp: https://i.imgur.com/7IUTk05.jpeg
Bulk photos https://imgur.com/a/lsWmQ5f
Help me dispose of this stuff, please.

• Raven Concealment OWB kydex G19 -$35 these are great holsters
  
• Raven Concealment OWB kydex Multicam G17 -$55
  
• Raven Concealment Perun appendix G19 holster, ambidextrous -$30
  
• Raven tactical trigger guard holsters, G17 series with clip and G43 with string -$20 each
  
• G&R P320 & TLR7 compact outside the waistband kydex holster -[$35]
  
• Legacy Holsters P320 full size, FDE with fork. -$60
  
• crossbreed holsters Velcro G42 holster, mag pouch, and backpack Velcro panel - $45
  
• KSG Bullpup shotgun hunting choke kit -$7 (shipping).
  
• In Lead we Trust MPX LH thread TriLug Adapter -$60
  
• Trijicon Credo 1-6 with Midwest Industries QD mount and tenebraex optic flip covers, currently spray painted, will clean and repost at higher price if this doesn't sell
  SN (if located on the bottom middle of the scope) is F06106 https://i.imgur.com/oozHoxk.jpeg - $700
  
• Sbtac APC9 folding brace -$40
  
• Thyrm Darkvault, FDE, Nonblocking -$45 admin pouch for digital devices, very low salt.
  
• B&T Acro P320 mounting plates for various P320 variants. -$25 each
  
• Plate models left to right are BT-212359, BT-212407, BT-212436
  
• P365 XL grip module, no safety -$30
  
• ETS 30 Rd P320 mags x5 -10 each or $40 for all light salt
  
• 2x 12 round p320 magazines -$20 each
  
• 6x Steyr 69/81 magazines compatible with the Steyr AUG 9mm kit, though I never got them to run 100% reliable, which is why I'm selling it. I bought it to meme at USPSA matches but lack the time and effort to tune the mags. - $50 each
  

Will take more detailed photos upon request. Prices are Paypal F&F, add the fee if you do G&S. Prices are shipped conus and I'll cut $5 off orders with 2+ items. Will ship tomorrow for anything paid today.

Timestamp: https://imgur.com/a/gXDrTki
Pictures: https://imgur.com/a/gXDrTki
All prices are shipped. Will not ship any magazines to ban states, some items more used than others, will specify in listing. First dibs take priority. Paypal is preferred.
Agilite K19 3.0 Plate Carrier (Put on a single time) - $200
AK Triangle 36 drum magazine - $150
Texas Weapon Systems Short Top Handguard for AKM rifles (Well used, some dremel work done to help fit, has all bits and pieces) - $200
FAB GL-CORE S Stock (Mil spec, used once. Does not have buffer tube adapters) - $50
B Kings Firearms 14.5" AR15 barrel with FSB. (Cut off delta ring for future free float build, but never happened. Never been fired) - $125
Precision Armament M4-72 Severe Duty Compensator for AR15 (Never used) - $60
Romanian AKM Bolt Carrier and Piston (Well used) - $50
Aero Precision M4E1 Upper with no forward assist (Never used) - $75
3x Magpul PMAG Gen 2 (used) - $10 each
4x Aluminum Stanag (Used, unknown make) - $8 each
US Palm AK30 magazine (Lightly used) - $12
Bulgarian Steel Lug Poly Mag 30 rnd (used) - $10
Bulgarian Steel Lug Poly Mag 40 rnd (used) - $10
Glock 23 .40 S&W 22rnd Mag + RWB 30 rnd mag (lightly used) - $15
Tulster IWB Holster for Glock (used) -$40
Skydas Gear IWB Holster for Ruger 57 (lightly used) - $40
Magpul AFG-2 (used) -$25
Sightmark R-Spec (well used) - $50
CVLife 4x32 scope (Sucks, used) - $20
Plastic railed AKM upper handguard (used) - $5
Armored Republic twin rifle magazine pouch (never used) - $20

My experience of difficulty often doesn't match what I see on this forum. Not just how difficult encounters are, but which enemies are most difficult. I think it ultimately comes down to load out. So here's my experience playing at difficulty 7.
Against bots, I run the SG-8 Punisher as my main. (The pump action shotgun you unlock early) And it's pretty great against shield and rocket devastators. Its ability to stagger enemies at a great distances lets me close the gap for the head shot, or stagger the opponent for my allies to get the kill. I can usually kill a devastator in 2-8 shots, (depending on range, and how solid the headshot is.) It can also one shot the chaff at 30-40 meters, letting you quickly clean up patrols.
The ability to top off the shells as you go lets you stay in combat longer as well. When things get really serious, you're more likely to have a full magazine to expend.
I also enjoy the laser canon against bots. It is Incredible at taking down gunships in less than 4 seconds (Aim for their engines) and cleans up hulks with greater consistency than anything except the autocannon. If you're good at tracking instead of just flick aiming, I highly recommend it.
What are some other cool non meta load outs and quirks you've come across?

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As the title says, I have the following items to sell;
Wilson combat 320 grip - $40 P365 grip - $20 TLR-1HL - $100
WC grip has been used, not abused. No obvious defects, it’s the carry size, so it fits 17 round mags. Mag catch is installed
365 grip is standard from sig, very little use. Have the mag catch installed
TLR-1HL is pretty well used, typical holster wear on the corners. Front glass is still in fantastic shape, bezel ring still in good shape, some carbon buildup. Will include Glock, 1913, and whatever TSW/99 is.
Paypal/venmo F&F only. No notes etc. shipping is included. Bonus points for bundles. Comment then PM, dibs rules as per usual.