[SSJP]

FYI, I’m guessing freight will run around $25.

 

[Rick in Oregon]

I'm sure missing the days when these conversions went for $179 for either version.
Wu-Flu, supply and demand, inflation?

 

[Tinman]

I'm sure missing the days when these conversions went for $179 for either version.
Wu-Flu, supply and demand, inflation?

🤪....da modern Kimber owner must have deep pockets

 

[SSJP]

Actually it’s probably those without deep pockets. I know mine are really shallow. Still a great way to save cash. I really want to shoot thousands of rounds in any weapon I will be using, to build muscle memory. Be that a pistol or shotgun. With the price of ammo., being able to utilize a 22lr for a few thousand rounds has to save what, $500-$600. I haven’t done the math, but I guessing that’s pretty close. Probably even more. If the kit only costs $300, it’s a cheap way to build familiarity with the pistol.

 

[SSJP]

Although the first conversion kit I bought a few years ago went for under $200, so I agree that I do miss those days.

 

[SSJP]

how about $300 and I pay the freight. Save some money, practice with 22 ammo.

 

[SSJP]

So my on again, off again, on again sale of the 22lr conversion is back on! kit is still available.

 

[SSJP]

Open to reasonable offers.

 

[bhunted]

—- is this an auction?

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[SSJP]

Sorry, no.