I agree with @Knobgoblin about the price. I'm surprised it hasn't sold. One thing that strikes me is the photos. I don't have particularly large hands, but the pistol pictured looks to be too small for my mitts. Maybe a picture with the magazine inserted would show more grip room? I've got, or rather my wife has, a Kimber Micro 9, and I've got an Ultra Carry II .45 ACP. We're happy with Kimber. I think it's just a matter of time before someone grabs that for $400.Here's one that I can't figure out, @arakboss. I'm not really willing to go under $400 for it...but what gives? I figured a conceal carry would get snatched up at that price point. No Kimber love?
Kimber Evo SP 9mm - $480
Kimber Evo SP CDP 9mm. Carried a bit (less than 1 year), shot less than 70 rounds. There is some finish scuffs (see images) but it’s been a reliable pistol. Aluminum frame and steel slide minimize felt recoil as compared to similar polymer models. Size is comparable to a Glock 43 though the...www.northwestfirearms.com
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Perhaps I should have added this photo,
Which I used when doing a breakdown thread comparing the Kimber to a G43.
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Another thought. If walked around a gun show with this dangling around your neck, your trade options would certainly open up. Not sure if you're a gun show guy.
Now to me, that looks much more appealing.
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Nice Kimber not sure why somebody wouldn't snatch that up for $400.Here's one that I can't figure out, @arakboss. I'm not really willing to go under $400 for it...but what gives? I figured a conceal carry would get snatched up at that price point. No Kimber love?
Kimber Evo SP 9mm - $480
Kimber Evo SP CDP 9mm. Carried a bit (less than 1 year), shot less than 70 rounds. There is some finish scuffs (see images) but it’s been a reliable pistol. Aluminum frame and steel slide minimize felt recoil as compared to similar polymer models. Size is comparable to a Glock 43 though the...
Did that ammo sell, if so did you have to reduce it below $280? Did they want it taken off the clips
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I've not read the whole thread, but when has that stopped me from responding anyways? I find a lot of time the "good deals" are for items I have no interest in. I've said it before but the value for me is in the ownership and use, if it's something I don't want to use then it has no value to me at any price.
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Honestly, I thought this was a .380 right off the bat. Put 9mm in the title and you might get a couple more clicks. In the current market, nobody's paying $400 for any kind of. 380Here's one that I can't figure out, @arakboss. I'm not really willing to go under $400 for it...but what gives? I figured a conceal carry would get snatched up at that price point. No Kimber love?
Kimber Evo SP 9mm - $480
Kimber Evo SP CDP 9mm. Carried a bit (less than 1 year), shot less than 70 rounds. There is some finish scuffs (see images) but it’s been a reliable pistol. Aluminum frame and steel slide minimize felt recoil as compared to similar polymer models. Size is comparable to a Glock 43 though the...
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"In the current market, nobody's paying $400 for any kind of. 380"
except for one of these:
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