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Is Kimber the go-to for 1911s these days?

My poor opinion of Kimber is based on years of shooting IDPA. I've seen far more Kimbers choke on the firing line than any other brand. I don't want one.
Once again not owning them. Maybe it was operator error? Maybe his spring sucked or he used an old magazine /shrug more Kimber's for us lol. We're not mad you haters Don't like em we just don't care lol
 
I’d rather have a Springfield 1911. They have about any flavor you want and excellent customer service.
On the other hand, I recently got a Rock River Carry 1911 and it is a gem. Can’t quibble with a guarantee to shoot 2.5”@50yards! My TRP is great but not in that league.

I had a TRP back about 2010, or 2011 that, after a few personal preference changes (ditched the full length guide rod namely), the thing shot clover leafs at 25 yards.

Only time I "missed " a shot was when I overthought a shot.
 
I've never been a Kimber fan. Over rated and over priced in my opinion. :rolleyes:
Although Kimber fan boys seem to be as fanatical as Glockophiles. ;)
I do find it interesting that one of the calibers this new gun is offered in is 38 Super. I am quite fond of this old cartridge an AFAIK this is the only 38 Super DS anybody makes. So I will give 'em credit for that.
I ain't no Glockophile! I've said this before. My Gen 5 19 is the only "plastic gun" I own, and I hate the thing because it runs better and is more accurate than all my other out of the box wood and steel pistols. :)
 
I’d rather have a Springfield 1911. They have about any flavor you want and excellent customer service.
On the other hand, I recently got a Rock River Carry 1911 and it is a gem. Can’t quibble with a guarantee to shoot 2.5”@50yards! My TRP is great but not in that league.
Speaking of which, I'm giving the basic MILSPEC Defender a hard look as my range gun, and safe-queening my unfired pre-70 series Colt 1911. My buddy has owned the Brazil-made Springfield 1911 GI model for over 20 years and hasn't had one issue with it.
 
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