KIMBER 2K11 TARGET (OR)
Product Information & Specs
Seller Description For This Firearm
6 magazines
swampfox optic
carry bag
General Manufacturer Product Information
The 2K11 is brings all of Kimber's expertise in 1911 manufacturing to create the ultimate 2011 platform.
Related: Read our full review of the Kimber 2K11 series
The pistol features an all aluminum frame for the perfect balance of weight and durability and is paired with an optics-ready slide with fiber optic fixed sights to allow for a versatile optic setup. Included the company's signature GT-series match grade trigger for a crisp and consistent break at 3.5 pounds. The 2K11 also features a redesigned internal geometry that improves ammunition feeding to take full advantage of the double-stacked magazines. The Target model offers additional premium features and includes slide lightening cuts and a custom flared magwell designed by Stan Chen Customs.
This model is chambered in .45 ACP and features a two-tone color pattern consisting of a black frame and a Coyote slide. The slide utilizes C&H Precision optic plates.Three 13-round magazines are included along with one C&H adapter plate designed for RMR footprint optics.
*Optic is for display purposes only and is not included.*
| UPC | 669278350523 |
| Action | SINGLE ACTION |
| Barrel Length | 5.0" BARREL |
| Barrel Type | BULL PROFILE |
| Caliber | .45 ACP |
| Capacity | 13 ROUNDS |
| Finish | TWO-TONE |
| Optic Mount | ADAPTOR PLATE |
| Sights | FIBER OPTIC |
| Weight | 2.59 |
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