That's good to hear. So far the kimber ultra carry 2 is what I'm really leaning towards for my first handgun in a few months.
The only things I'm kinda concerned about it are I've heard the break-in period takes forever and ends up being ~$250 of rounds, and it's going to see a decent amount of range shooting. I've never shot one so I'm not really sure how fun/accurate it is at a range.
The Kimber's are match grade pistols, so you'll have to put 500+ rounds of 230 gr FMJ ammo through it to break it in. Don't even think of calling Kimber about a problem until you've done that first.
As far as fun and accuracy goes, all you need to do is fire one. You'll find out just how good they are. It reminds me of the advertising from Packard automobiles back in the day... "Ask the man that owns one"
"What country can preserve it's liberties if their rulers are not warned
from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance.
Let them take arms."
-Thomas Jefferson
OakRidgeStars wrote:The Kimber's are match grade pistols, so you'll have to put 500+ rounds of 230 gr FMJ ammo through it to break it in. Don't even think of calling Kimber about a problem until you've done that first.
As far as fun and accuracy goes, all you need to do is fire one. You'll find out just how good they are. It reminds me of the advertising from Packard automobiles back in the day... "Ask the man that owns one"
well if you endorse it I guess that's something. Looks like I just need to shoot one then see how I feel.
Tusker wrote:This serves as my carry gun for the most part. Grips are Mastodon Ivory. Leather is from El Paso. Knife in the photo is a Randall Pathfinder.