The owner of the Abilene Indoor Gun Range treated me pretty good on the last Kimber Solo he had in stock. Brought it home, took it apart and cleaned it real good. Comes apart just like a 1911 with one exception.... when re-inserting the slide stop pin, there is a small spring that the lip of the slide stop has to catch. It is now oiled up and ready to go to the range for testing, probably some time next week after UPS delivers som ammo.
Did an online search and found a set of Crimson Trace rosewood colored laser grips, they are the same ones that Kimber puts on the CDP version of the Solo:
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That is beautiful. I have become a pretty big fan of the Kimber line but have not had the pleasure of handling one of these yet. Looks like a great purchase. Let us know how it shoots.
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Congrats on the new addition! That's a nice piece; I've been reading a good deal about them lately. I carry an Ultra CDP II myself, so I'm interested in your upcoming range report.
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The mailman delivered a couple of packages today, the Solo received its new Crimson Trace Rosewood Laser Grips and Ed Brown stainless short grip screws.
Here's before and after shots:
Before
After
I have several different brands of ammo in both 124 and 147 grain to experiement with, headed to the range tomorrow to see how the Solo performs.