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I understand these guns need to be broken in, however, the amount of pullback force needed was obscene.Įven the staff at Academy had difficultly racking it (empty of course). This was not my first gun and not my first time shooting a 1911, albeit, this was the first 1911 I ever purchased brand new. Aside from that, the slide was abnormally hard to pull back when the hammer was down to the point it was dangerous by the simple fact the slide could slip out of your hands and the sharp ejection cutout in the slide could filet your finger if it shot forward out of your grip (which it did). It would also occasionally fail to feed the last round or two where the bullet would likewise jam up in the chamber, again, even sometimes when not the mag wasn’t full. This would usually only happen if I loaded all eight rounds (sometimes less) either with the clip it came with or the Promag aftermarket clips I purchased since it only comes with one mag. Technically, it was a failure to feed as the first round wouldn’t chamber unless I smacked the back of the slide forward. Long story short, when the slide was cocked back and I put in the clip, the gun would jam whenever I would push down the slide release to chamber a round, or if I attempt rack the slide back with the loaded clip already in.
But, as is my luck, something was defective with the one I bought and had to send it to Kimber for servicing after the first time I took it to the range. I’ve always wanted a Kimber after a friend let me shot his two-tone Kimber 1911. I bought this gun earlier this year around January or February after drooling over it for a minute.
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