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There comes a time in a mans life when his taste becomes more refined and he seeks the finer things in life.

Introducing my new Kimber Stainless Pro Carry II featuring Meprolight Tritium Nightsights.









A new gun deserves a new holster...



I didn't want the Snubby to feel left out...



Kimber Specs..

Specifications: Height (inches) 90° to barrel: 5.25
Weight (ounces) with empty magazine: 28
Length (inches): 7.7
Magazine capacity: 7
Recoil spring (pounds): 22.0
Full length guide rod
Frame: Material: Aluminum
Finish: Satin silver
Width (inches): 1.28
Slide: Material: Stainless steel
Finish: Satin silver
Barrel: Length (inches): 4
Material: Steel, match grade
Twist rate (left hand): 16
Sights: Meprolight Tritium Nightsights
Radius (inches): 5.7
Grips: Black synthetic
Double diamond
Trigger: Aluminum Match Grade
Factory setting (appx. pounds): 4.0 - 5.0

Thank you for looking.

That`s pretty....

I was considering buying a Glock 19 this week. I may have to reconsider my choice.

VERY NICE!!!

Let us know how she shoots!

Hubba, hubba! You lucky dog you! Nice going, and you found the holster!

Beautiful set up you have there! 2 great guns. WTG! Now I hope your horse trading days are over for a while!

Now that you are amongst the elitist group, do I haveta start calling you Mr.USA1?

joe817 wrote: and you found the holster!

Yes, I stopped by Spectre Firearms on the way home and picked up the CompTac holster and a Wilson Combat Mag.

I'll be cleaning and oiling the gun today so I can get it to the range ASAP.

Well have fun cleaning it! That's always a joy with a new gun.

BTW, GREAT pictures! I like the background. Very artsy.

joe817 wrote:Well have fun cleaning it!

I will. I just hope I don't have any parts left over when I put it back together.
This is new to me. My other guns came apart fairly easily but this one seems a little more complicated.
There's a "breakdown tool" in the packaging. I'll just read the directions and go slow.

Very nice, congratulations.

OK, just field stripped, cleaned, oiled and put back together with no left over springs or parts.
Now it's off to the range.

USA1 wrote:OK, just field stripped, cleaned, oiled and put back together with no left over springs or parts.
Now it's off to the range.

I expect a verbal full range report before you leave the range!

(I'm green with envy!)

joe817 wrote:

USA1 wrote:OK, just field stripped, cleaned, oiled and put back together with no left over springs or parts.
Now it's off to the range.

I expect a verbal full range report before you leave the range!

I'll ring you on the tele ole chap.

Bravo ducky!

Very nice choice, I'm sure you'll be VERY happy with it. This video may help in learning to break down a Kimber...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oO-7ZEEQ ... re=related

Congratulations and welcome to Kimberville!

Edit: Doh!!! Looks like you already broke it down for cleaning.

Congratulations. I may be joining you in the club soon.