Kimber 1911s are what 1911s should be
There’s a good reason why Kimber is one of the top manufacturers of the 1911, from .22 to 9mm to .45. Give one a try if you get a chance. Read more
There’s a good reason why Kimber is one of the top manufacturers of the 1911, from .22 to 9mm to .45. Give one a try if you get a chance. Read more
I prefer my 1911s to be in John Browning’s chosen .45 ACP, but having one set up to properly handle a .22 LR cartridge makes all kinds of sense for a number of reasons, such as getting practice with the platform at a small fraction of the ammo costs of shooting .45 ACP. And for that, the Kimber Rimfire Target model is an excellent choice. Read more
It took Arne Boberg the better part of a decade to perfect the concealed carry subcompact XP-9 pistol and the lucky few who have shot one agree it was well worth the wait. Read more
Kimber’s adding and expanding with new lines of everyday carry, deep concealment and duty pistols. Read more
This was my first SHOT Show. I’m still a bit stunned. As a review writer, I know a lot about the industry. But now I know that I have a lot to learn. I could have spent all five days just studying ARs, or 1911s. There is too much for one person to see, so I thought I’d throw up a few of my favorites. Read more
Guns.com takes a fast paced look at the highlights of 2012. We’ve boiled down the reviews and complied a montage of 2012′s best guns. Read more
Guns.com is making its list and checking it twice. This year, some concealed carry guns have made the nice list. These five handguns have set themselves apart from a very crowded market and deserve a little bit more attention and praise. Read more
An altercation at a Walmart parking lot in Norwalk, Ohio ended when a man drew his concealed carry handgun on another man who punched him in the face and accused him of having an affair with his wife. Read more
Sure, the Kimber Pro Varmint is a bit on the pricey side, but when it comes to varmint hunting, or better yet animal control do you want it done, or do you want it done right? Read more