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Posted by Brian "Where_d THAT come from!?" Quinn on June 08, 2002 at 14:15:55:

A while ago, I acquired a Cooper T Semi Auto kit for the PGP. As of now, I really have no interest in turning my PGP semi auto and I'm considering selling the Imp kit. My question is, how much is this thing actually worth? How can a verify it actually works (where should I look for damage, worn springs, etc.)? All I know is that these kits are no longer produced. Any help would be appreciated.

Brian

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