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• Posted in thread: Night Sights for Kimber 1911 on 10/19/2008 at 2:27PM
  Yeah, I have seen those. I can only find the 'green on green' for the Kimber, though. Would perfer the
  green front/yellow or orange rear, for sure. MMC has those on their web site, but not Meprolight.

• Posted in thread: New Kimber on 10/19/2008 at 2:04PM
  Thanks for the input. You reinforced my tendencies. What are the pros/cons of open/closed muzzle
  holsters? The only thing I can find from the manufacturer's is that it allows foreign debris to pass on...

• Posted in thread: New Kimber on 10/18/2008 at 6:56PM
  Here is a DeSantis model I kinda like. Model 85 (L)"Premium saddle leather, double seams and a highly
  detailedmolded fit, make this exposed muzzle, tight fitting, two-slotholster a great choice for yo...

• Posted in thread: Night Sights for Kimber 1911 on 10/18/2008 at 12:01AM
  Thanks for info. All of gun smithing exp has been on long guns, so far. Like you say, it ain't hard, but
  ain't to muck up either. One slip of the punch and tritium everywhere:eek: How does the MMC bra...

• Posted in thread: New Kimber on 10/17/2008 at 11:33PM
  Thanks Matt and JD, I have narrowed my options to a DeSantis, with a FBI cant, OWB. The only real
  decision left is thumb snap or open top. Material is immaterial to me:cool:; do you guys see any pros/...

• Posted in thread: New Kimber on 10/17/2008 at 7:12PM
  With regards to retention systems, the Level II is my preference by far. As far as carrying a 1911 cocked
  and locked, I would like a holster with a strap between the hammer and striker/firing pin. Tha...

• Posted in thread: Night Sights for Kimber 1911 on 10/17/2008 at 4:58PM
  I just traded a XD .45 for a Kimber Ultra Crimmson Carry in same cal (see post in other thread). I want
  to install trigium night sights. I have done this several times on long guns, but never on hand ...

• Posted in thread: New Kimber on 10/17/2008 at 4:39PM
  Yeah, I have seen a black molded plastic, paddle style holster (the name evades me right now), that uses
  a "tension screw" for retention. I like the Blackhawk system of positive saftey, positive relea...

• Posted in thread: New Kimber on 10/17/2008 at 3:03PM
  Sorry for for being so vague. OWB, material neg., I did have a Blackhawk CQB SERPA for my XD. Seems they
  are not available for Kimber. I do like some form of "security", if you will, some way to keep ...

• Posted in thread: New Kimber on 10/17/2008 at 2:38PM
  Grettings to all,I just traded my XD .45 "4 Compact for a Kimber Ultra Crimmson Carry .45. This is my
  first 1911 since retiring from the USAF over 13 years ago. I picked it up new for $830+tax. I want...