
04-14-2008, 10:22 PM
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Originally Posted by spartan47
Hi all, been toying with buying a kimber for a while. Saturday I took the plunge, but I went to the rental range before I put down on my new toy and didnt have a issue.
the light triggerpull was something new to me and wondered are all 1911's like that. The rangemaster told me it was 3- 3 1/2 lbs. Is that all?
But on day two when i shot the same gun, had a lot of rounds either not fully chambering or the mag being difficult to put i at first
I put that down to two things, it was dry and the feed lips on the mag bowed out.
Forgive my ignorance im still just coming into this 45 world
Thanks
oh yeah the shot groups were insane on that thing
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Kimber makes great firearms... but dump that mag and pickup a wilson combat mag. You'll see the difference immediately in how it chambers. The biggest difference IIRC is the angle on the follower with the wilson combat mag having it better dialed in of the two.
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Originally Posted by CCWInstructor
If you do not carry a round chambered, you have a ammo storage device, not a gun.
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