Been going to a Southern Baptist church since February, need a quality KJV bible! Is there a quality brand I should look for? Would like the print to be a little bigger, not microscopic like some are...I'm clueless, any help would be great!

Find a store like Mardell's in your area. They have every version  you want in any size print you need. Barnes and Noble isn't bad if that is all you have.

https://www.christianbook.com/

They had good prices and prompt service the few times I've used them.

Are there any specific brands to look for?

I finally got a leather bound Bible last year.  I love the durability of it.  If you are set on a KJV I like my Reformation Heritage KJV. It is sold at the previously linked site.

What do you intend to do with it?

Do you need study notes?
Do you write your own study notes (i.e. want wide margins)? - The link below has the best that I found for the KJV
Do you want a chain reference? - Thompson's or Oxford


If you just want a plane jane, quality bible, the best deal I think you will find is http://localchurchbiblepublishers.com/

I use the Thomas Nelson Open Bible expanded edition study bibles.  They come in KJV NKJV NASB and NLT.  
For your church reading here is one that may sell cheap on eBay.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/THE-OPEN-BIBLE-EXPANDED-KJV-1985-OLD-TIME-GOSPEL-HOUR-VISUAL-SURVEY-GC-/252569962542?hash=item3ace57c82e:g:LTAAAOSwCGVX9AYd

Got my first Open Bible Expanded edition NASB in 1989.  The expanded came out around 83 in NKJV and 85 in NASB.

This is one of thee best Bibles you will ever find or own.  It's like having a college course in your hand and very simple to use.

I would suggest also a matching NKJV version of it for personal study but this will keep your Baptist bros happy.

The leather versions pop up quite often on eBay if you want a nicer one.  

You cant have too many bibles.

If KJV is what you are looking for, as one poster mentioned, what are you looking for it to include? If it is just text, and you are willing to spend some money, Cambridge is very high quality, especially if you get their goatskin or leather. I used to own two (I gave them to two college students because they were needing a small and portable Bible). I loved them.  They do have large print. I also love Thomas Nelson (I prefer the NKJV), but quality, they are really good. I believe they also make KJV as well hence I mentioned them.







 

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ETA:

Can anyone recommend a good NIV Bible, ballpark 8" x 5", red letter, with at least two "ribbon" bookmarks (preferably more)? I don't need any extra commentary. Also don't need any space to write in the margins.

I tend to read a bit in the morning in the parking lot outside of work, so this Bible going to spend most of it's time sitting on the passenger seat of my truck (and occasionally getting carried into a restaurant). A cover that won't get warped by lots of sunlight is a big plus.

One you guys should consider, especially for word studies,  comparing the Old Testament to the New, and learning/analyzing Greek, is this: Apostolic Bible Polyglot

Are you set on a printed Bible, or are you open to an electronic Bible? 

This is a great idea. I have not used that Resource personally, but I do use E-Sword. Then on The website bible support.com, there is a reference that can be downloaded for free. I don't remember the name (it could be Strong's +) but it does that. Great resource for sure. What you are advocating allowed for a deeper understanding of the entirety of God's Word. I also love my interlinear Bible. 

Did you make a purchase? I was just wondering.

+ 1 for Cambridge University Press. Very high quality.