Hey all,

 

I am helping a friend try and price a used Kimber Stainless Pro Carry 2 in 45. It has night sights and also a 22lr conversion kit.

 

What is the best way to go about pricing this or looking this up?

 

Thank you.

Why not check what similar ones are going for on Gunbroker or Armslist.

Everything is new on both of those. Have been looking for the past week or so. Guess I will keep checking every few days.

I'd say depending on condition, used should be at around 75-80% of the price when new. 

Google "Kimber Stainless Pro Carry site:ar15.com"

 

Advanced Search on gunbroker on Completed Items. Filter on Used

 

Thinking $650 for the gun alone

 

Search on anything else or any other site for that matter to see at what price stuff is clearing for

Got it.  That worked and we came up with a price.

 

Thank you.

I would advise you to stay clear of Kimber. Just do a search on "Kimber rust".

My team 2 has never rusted and that went through sandy also.  just clean it after you use and take care of it like any other gun and you will be fine. phase one Desert eagles also heard of rusting a-lot and mine never did and i live on the water.

I would advise you to stay clear of Kimber. Just do a search on "Kimber rust".

Rust smust, that is bs. I have a stainless raptor and a few other Kimbers that have no rust

The haters will hate no matter.

 

 

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Rust smust, that is bs. I have a stainless raptor and a few other Kimbers that have no rust

The haters will hate no matter.

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Yeah I have a good kimber collection and they've never had any issues.

I would advise you to stay clear of Kimber. Just do a search on "Kimber rust".

Why do we have to do this? Your not helping in any way at all. The guy is selling a Kimber not buying it. Read the post before you start bashing. I'm sure Kimber has caused you some sort of egregious harm that you feel should be made public, but do it in your own thread. The thread was done, the poster got a lot of help, and a solution was found. LET IT GO.