[Firearms4ever]

Keep us informed .

[gollygee]

I could never get rid of a pistol I like, because I know I will regret it. It would ruin the thrill of getting the new one that I traded it for. If I can't afford the new one that I want, I just wait until I can, or do without. Only major problem with that is that my 'wish list' is getting longer & longer, instead of shorter.

[Olympus]

I only regret selling guns that are no longer made because they're difficult to get back. But if it's something that I can easily find, I don't feel too bad.

The LGS said that there are about 30 other people ahead of me on the waitlist for the Solo. I wonder how much patience I will have?

[hnirider]

I ran out of patience and lost enthusiasm based on the negative reports here and elsewhere.

I won't pay good money and wait 6 months or more to be a beta tester.

Order cancelled. Sorry Kimber.

[Firearms4ever]

I usually wait about a year or two before I purchase a new firearm so the company has time to get the kinks worked out, and to see if it's worth getting or not.

[ArizonaLawman]

I shot a SOLO not long ago....truthfully...I'd keep the RUGER.

The Solo wasn't nearly all they have been making it out to be. I actually PREFER the Taurus PT709 Slim as a single stack 9mm pocket gun. More accurate, more reliable, and LOTS less $$.

[trex1310]

From what I've read... You'll need all of that generous Kimber
1 year warranty and then some. I think I understand why
they named it Solo. That's how many rounds you'll
fire before sending it back for repair.