American Rifleman's Brian Sheetz tests one of Kimber's newest Micro pistols, the Micro 9 CDP (Custom Defense Package) (LG) Pistol with Crimson Trace Lasergrips.
I have this exact piece and it is perfect. I have Sig P238 nightmare also with Crimson Trace also and love it also. Both manufactures design are very simular Kimber's finish is higher end it seems. But Excellent!!!
I just got this the other day. My question is why is the laser sight on the right side? When practicing proper trigger discipline you end up blocking the laser. Why not put the laser on the left side? At first I thought I got a left-handed gun or something.
I just got this the other day. My question is why is the laser sight on the right side? When practicing proper trigger discipline you end up blocking the laser. Why not put the laser on the left side? At first I thought I got a left-handed gun or something.
Did you get one? I'm buying one tomorrow but am a little bit concerned about the small size. Does it shoot well and whatnot? Mine doesn't come with the Crimson btw. Thanks
Save your money and do not get the Crimson Trace Grips. The button to turn the laser on and off switches by itself when the gun recoils. Cute toy but not necessary IMO
This is not a gun I do not trust in our collection. The slide is too difficult to rack for my wife who can easily manager her Glock 48, no matter what magazine I use I get failure to feed every half dozen trigger pulls and this gun has insane recoil that is hard to stomach with a grip that leaves your ring finger hang with little to no contact. The integrated laser is also located in a position that is easy to disrupt its function. I enjoy owning this gun, as its like nothing else in the collection, but I leave it at home when pursuing the range and it is the last gun I'd default to in a defensive encounter.
I forgot to mention that I also have to push up on the magazine while pushing the mag release to drop the mag. In addition, the shells eject straight back over my head as opposed to sideways to my right. The gun is brand new and I have only put 100 rounds through it.
A friend of mine owns this gun, it is tiny, super concealable, very high quality as the video shows. Kimber is making high end firearms, very pricey.
the quality on that is amazing. thinking of picking up the black pearl for the wife.
Love this gun!!
Shot one tonight. I like it. Not the price. But like the gun.
Got it at Dunham's for under 700
Slide release tool from ebay saves my fingers for disassembly and reassembly
I own one :) love it!
I have this exact piece and it is perfect. I have Sig P238 nightmare also with Crimson Trace also and love it also. Both manufactures design are very simular Kimber's finish is higher end it seems. But Excellent!!!
I just got this the other day. My question is why is the laser sight on the right side? When practicing proper trigger discipline you end up blocking the laser. Why not put the laser on the left side? At first I thought I got a left-handed gun or something.
They dropped this model with ambi safety is now an almost $200option, parts and shipping
I just got this the other day. My question is why is the laser sight on the right side? When practicing proper trigger discipline you end up blocking the laser. Why not put the laser on the left side? At first I thought I got a left-handed gun or something.
Checkering = knurled
I love mine
Oh. The mag release is in the way, but I adjusted. Waiting fir my buddy to sell his because of it lol
Did you get one? I'm buying one tomorrow but am a little bit concerned about the small size. Does it shoot well and whatnot? Mine doesn't come with the Crimson btw.
Thanks
Some say it takes between 500 to 1,000 rounds to break in
Can anyone think of a comparable in DA/SA?
Wow nice for me
I hear good and bad reviews. Is this for me if I want it only for protection?
Got mine for $680
Is it Safe to Carry the CDP Micro 9 Locked and Cocked with NO Grip Safety??
Still think the sig 938 tops out
Save your money and do not get the Crimson Trace Grips. The button to turn the laser on and off switches by itself when the gun recoils. Cute toy but not necessary IMO
This is not a gun I do not trust in our collection. The slide is too difficult to rack for my wife who can easily manager her Glock 48, no matter what magazine I use I get failure to feed every half dozen trigger pulls and this gun has insane recoil that is hard to stomach with a grip that leaves your ring finger hang with little to no contact. The integrated laser is also located in a position that is easy to disrupt its function. I enjoy owning this gun, as its like nothing else in the collection, but I leave it at home when pursuing the range and it is the last gun I'd default to in a defensive encounter.
I forgot to mention that I also have to push up on the magazine while pushing the mag release to drop the mag. In addition, the shells eject straight back over my head as opposed to sideways to my right. The gun is brand new and I have only put 100 rounds through it.
It's always about price. Sorry Kimber.
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