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Kimber Micro 9mm Woodland Night Laser Grips 3300178

Name: Kimber Micro 9mm Woodland Night Laser Grips 3300178
Brand: Kimber
Availability: OutOfStock

$740.99

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Brand: Kimber
Color: Black
Caliber: 9mm
Capacity: 7
Category: Firearms
Platform: 1911
Action Type: Semi-Automatic
Firearm Type: Handgun
Barrel Length: 3.15in
UPC: 669278331782

Overview

The Kimber Micro 9 is a semi-automatic handgun modeled after the 1911, featuring an aluminum frame and a 3.15-inch stainless steel barrel designed for superior moisture resistance and tight tolerances. Chambered in 9mm with a 7-round capacity, it utilizes a single-action trigger with a short, smooth pull. Standard 1911-inspired controls include a thumb safety, slide release, and magazine release, alongside a lowered and flared ejection port and a beveled magazine well. The pistol is equipped with steel sights mounted in machined dovetails and woodland night laser grips.

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