PHOTO GALLERY...........LET'S SEE YOUR KIMBER (Page 1 of 19)
Posted: 2/22/2004 7:19:57 PM EDT
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A pic of my older Custom Compact, disregard the 22/45. The Kimber catalog showed these the year I got it with black grips. This one came as pictured with a much lower serial number than the other 2 that I viewed at the time of purchase. Danny |
It's hard to make a comeback when you ain't been nowhere.
Here's to 250 VA. ARFCOM Members <img src=/images/smilies/anim_beer.gif border=0 alig
Here's to 250 VA. ARFCOM Members <img src=/images/smilies/anim_beer.gif border=0 alig
Brother, you ain't joking! Danny |
It's hard to make a comeback when you ain't been nowhere.
Here's to 250 VA. ARFCOM Members <img src=/images/smilies/anim_beer.gif border=0 alig
Here's to 250 VA. ARFCOM Members <img src=/images/smilies/anim_beer.gif border=0 alig
Hey, I remember that gun from 1911forum. Looks like it made an impression on quite a few people 
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A dishonest man you can always count on to be dishonest, honestly. It's the honest man you ought to watch out for.
Dude, that pic is going to make me go blind 
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Ask yourself, "Would John Wayne be having this conversation?"
Well, you shouldnt be doing that to pictures of guns anyway! |
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A sheep with a gun, is still a sheep.
A sheep with a gun, is still a sheep.
How do you like that RCP? What does it weigh? Fill us in! |
"We are simultaneously the most loved, hated, feared, and respected nation on this planet. In short, we're Frank Sinatra." --Dennis Miller
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I absolutely love the RCP. It weighs in at 26 ounces if I remember correctly. The sighting trench takes a little getting used to, but works just fine at the ranges this pistol is made for. Putting all the shots in the 10 ring at 7-10 yards is not difficult once you understand how it shoots. It does nip a little bit, but not terribly. For daily carry I barely notice it’s there. My first range trip with it, I wanted to be confident of its reliability as well as figure out what I needed to do to shoot it well. 300 rounds without a problem first time out, and a couple thousand since without a hiccup. Although now I only put about 100-150 through it at a time (the 300 round trip had left a bloody raw spot on my hand). |
Is that one of the new Jarvis/Gemtech setups? |
MOLON LABE
A sheep with a gun, is still a sheep.
A sheep with a gun, is still a sheep.
Oh my...
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Ask yourself, "Would John Wayne be having this conversation?"
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As a matter of fact, it does. The one Gemtech had at the SHOT show, right next to the Kimber booth, was just awesome. Its on my "list". 
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MOLON LABE
A sheep with a gun, is still a sheep.
A sheep with a gun, is still a sheep.
I held that little beauty in my hands, much longer than I should have. 
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MOLON LABE
A sheep with a gun, is still a sheep.
A sheep with a gun, is still a sheep.
you're evil...evvvviiiillll. But I have my eye on a little something in a McMillan A5 stock at the moment. 
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~ Marcus
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Here's the slightly shorter version The first one's actually been converted to a gas gun (fixed barrel, lowered firing pin, gas retarded) On the one above I took a Kimber Compact replaced the slide with a Wilson Combat ss Commander length slide (needed the bushing) and then took a full length Ed Brown ss Match Bull Barrel and turned it down on a lathe and threaded it for the AAC suppressor (at that time no one offered a short threaded barrel for a 1911 |
The early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese.
