Girsan MC28 SA-T V 9mm Striker-Fired Pistol with 4.25in Barrel and Derry RD3-009 Reflex Sight
This Girsan MC28 SA-T V is a polymer-framed, striker-fired 9mm semi-auto pistol made in Turkey, built around a 4.25in barrel and a 17+1 capacity. This example includes a Derry RD3-009 reflex-style red-dot sight that is shown separately in photos and not mounted, along with the original hard case and manuals. Markings include "MC28 SA-T" on the slide and "9mm" for caliber, with importer marking "EAA Cocoa, FL."
Condition
Overall Condition: Excellent condition, showing only faint signs of any prior use or handling.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: There is little sign of prior use. The firearm is in excellent condition and functions properly.
What's Included
- Original blue hard pistol case with molded G-style logo
- Original EAA warnings & instruction manual (MC28 SA / MC 9)
- Derry reflex-style red-dot sight (uninstalled)
- Red-dot sight manual ("WATERPROOF RED DOT SIGHT RD3-009")
- 1x 17-round detachable box magazine
The MC28 SA-T V uses a polymer frame with an under-barrel accessory rail, keeping the package streamlined while still providing mounting space for compatible accessories. The frame includes a frame-mounted magazine release button and visible Girsan branding with the circular G-style logo on the grip.
The slide is finished in a matte color and features rear grasping serrations for handling. Near the muzzle, it includes front lightening/port-style cuts, and the top-rear of the slide uses a screw-retained top plate/cover.
This pistol is equipped with 3-dot iron sights, including a rear sight with two white dots as part of the 3-dot system. The trigger incorporates an integrated center-blade style trigger safety.
Factory and import markings are present, including "Made in TURKEY" and "EAA Cocoa, FL." The included Derry RD3-009 reflex-style red-dot sight is provided with its manual and is shown separately in the photos rather than mounted on the pistol.