PF-9 .22 conversion

im going to pick up a new PF-9 today and i stumbled across this in my research
check it out

Twisted Industries PF922 conversion kit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzzHlRWbQ78

http://www.twistedindustries.net/products/

$37 for 50 9mm rounds? :scrutiny:

Their website says it is not yet released...

I want to see some good reviews on it - I am definitely interested in it!

Their website also needs a bit of work. It says not released, but there was an "Add to Cart" button there, so I clicked it. It added a $1,000,000 Nissan 350Z sports car to my cart. Obviously it's likely a web designer playing around with test data (the 350Z is a nice car but it ain't worth THAT much ;)), but you don't want that soft of stuff to slip out into your live site. Just doesn't look professional.

That said, if the product itself works, I might would be interested. Don't have a PF-9 yet but it's on my short-list.

1. Lets see the Reviews
2. Lets see the Price (not the million listed)

Then I'll start looking for a used PF-9.(under $200)
Would make a nice sized 22 auto.

^ the word on the street over at KTOG (kel tec owners group) is that it will be shipping in January for 199 delivered

and i would stay away from used kel tecs...

a. you can get a brand spankin new one (blue or parked) for 250ish if your good at haggling (i got the chrome one for 280 otd)

b. technically speaking, the kel tec lifetime warranty only applies to the original owner

I emailed the company this morning for information but have not heard anything back yet...

The official word is:

they are in production now, they should be available verrrrrry soon. the price will be $199 including shipping.

Harry Perrette
Twisted Industries, Inc.
TwistedIndustries.net

For $ 199 for the conversion,..Keltec oughta just put out a PF9 sized and styled .22 pistol,...that way I could just buy it and use it for range practice and plinking whilst the 9mm stays on me hip!

true...but this seems to be the only option for now
training purposes aside...a small auto 22 like this would make would be a fun (recoil/ blast) and handy (trail gun) counter point to say my heavy barrel ruger mkII

Sounds good to me.