Erma .22 conversion kit - repro
 

Hello everybody,
did purchase some years ago a .22 conversion kit
in a wood box.

Regards

http://boards.rennlist.com/lfupload/conversinkit1.JPG

This kit has full knurled toggle knobs and does not look like most ERMA conversion kits I have seen before... Did you buy this new? and do you have the original papers or instructions that came with it?

This looks like a .22 caliber conversion that is owned by a former Lugerforum member in Germany. His name is Patrick and this is a photo of his .22 caliber target Luger from the old owner's corner pages of this website.

http://www.lugerforum.com/owner_gall...k/DSCN9597.jpg

http://www.lugerforum.com/owner_gall...k/DSCN9601.jpg

http://www.lugerforum.com/owner_gall...k/DSCN9622.jpg

thanks,

Hello John, I bought it 5 years ago new in a wood box - don�´t have the papers anymore. I think it was not more than one sheet of paper. It was around 200$ ore something.

Roland,

I think you responded before I posted the photos... please look again and tell me if this is the same conversion unit.

Thanks again,

John, I think so, probably there are some differences between early made kits and late ones.
i know for example that the same kit exists with chrome plated mags. http://boards.rennlist.com/lfupload/gelenkseitlich.JPG

Pisto, What you have is Erma's SE2 PO8 conversion. As I recall, these started showing up in the 1980s. Sarco sold a lot of these in the US, missing a few parts, so the parts for these are scarcer here than for the 1930s-1970s SE1 kits. Tom H.

If anyone has one of these Erma SE2 P08 conversions for sale (complete), I sure would be interested.

Ron, would sell it of course, but over here it is registered in my collectors licence which is meaning that it will be hard to ship out of Germany.

Roland,
That is very kind of you to offer. I believe I have located another, so for now we won't have consider getting yours out of Germany.

I sent a PM to Pisto, asking how hard it is to buy items like that in Germany? (Since I will be there soon).

Ed

It would seem that since this kit is not capable of firing a round without being mounted in a receiver, it wouldn't be classified as a firearm. Perhaps it is subject to some restrictions as a "firearm part"?

Hi Ron,

Over here in The Netherlands, all 'essential parts' need to be registered on a gun license. Things like toggle assemblies, frames and barrels.

I'd love to own a 22 conversion kit, though :)

I wonder if it's difficult to get it from Germany to The Netherlands?

Difficullt is not the right word to get it out of the country (Germany), just some paperwork with the customs I fear.
The best way (not the cheapest is to locate a dealer)

Regards

Hi,

If you're willing to give it a go, and want to sell it, just PM me with a qoute.

Thanks,

Gerben

I have a WW2 Erma kit in a wooded box that is missing the extractor. Anyone know where I could may find an extractor or have one made?
Thanks
Larry

Larry, I do have some Erma 22 Conversion parts. Please see your private email. Tom H.