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Does anybody know what a like new Colt Series 70 .22 LR Conversion Unit (Model 03150) would be worth? | ||
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It's worth pratically nothing, however there are several AR members willing to pay the postage so that you aren't out-of-pocket. _________________________________ AR, where the hopeless, hysterical hypochondriacs of history become the nattering nabobs of negativisim. | |||
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I'm not sure what they're worth but if you have a few .22 mags you'd like to sell let me know. My buddy has a Pachmayr/Stahl unit w/o mags.  Rich | |||
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Not sure what model number mine was, but I bought it new in 1974. In the original box, all papers, even the tissue type wrap, with an extra factory magazine, I traded it for a gun that was worth about $550. I had it for sale for several months at $500, but no takers. The best offer I received was $400. This was earlier this year. Hope this helps. . | |||
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congomike, that sure does help! I appreciate the help!  I don't have the tissue wrap, but otherwise pretty much exactly what you had (I think). I've seen some ridiculous prices asked for these ($575 in one case) and wondered what they are REALLY worth. I bought mine in the early '80s but it's the Series 70 unit that fits the Colt series 70s and most ALL 1911 clones. | |||
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Ciener, et al make new ones and are asking about $350 for them IIRC. If yours says "Colt" on it figure nearly a 50% premium. Rich | |||
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