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tre pound 

a gun, specifically 357, hence tre (tres; spanish)
"Tre pound's in the house, bad news"
tre pound by 3dubz June 11, 2006
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tre pound 

slang term for .357 Magnum
you know I'm rockin with the best, tre pound on my hip, teflon on my chest
tre pound by Ho-Town May 4, 2005

tre pound 

A .380 Semi-auto pistol. Weights roughly 3 pounds.

The most common is the Walther PPK, the gun made famous by 007, James Bond.
A clean tre pound wit no bodies on it usually run around $250 in the hood.
tre pound by Chase December 7, 2006

tre pound 

"tre pound on my hip teflon on my chest" the game how we do
tre pound by 50 Cent 05 May 13, 2005

tre-pound 

its a 38' in other words a gun.
let me hold the 38' ill give it back
tre-pound by PARLAE September 19, 2004
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