Thanks much Scooter for debunking more gun myth with facts. It's always a pleasure to learn from the experienced ones. It baffles me how some can be so blind to reality, but the agendas are clear as day. 
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No offense intended, but I got a great laugh out of that Kimber comment. Maybe Kimber has a better repuatation now days, but, back when I was into 1911's, they had quite a reputation for unreliability.
If you want a reliable gun to repel home invaders, get a Glock 17 and use Glock 18 mags.
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This whole thread is a big over reaction to a non-existent problem. The MIM parts are just fine, and having a Kimber on board is about like bringing a bouquet of flowers to a gunfight.
Yes Scooter I should have done my "due Diligence" when I received the revolver.
-But I have now and I trust my life to my Gunsmith's work. He is by far a brilliant Gunsmith and MFG of fine rifles/shotguns. He is no "self-proclaimed" Gunsmith, he is one of the finest the USA has. That is due diligence.
-The Kimber is just fine and has never failed when used and it came from the Kimber custom shop too.
-But I have now and I trust my life to my Gunsmith's work. He is by far a brilliant Gunsmith and MFG of fine rifles/shotguns. He is no "self-proclaimed" Gunsmith, he is one of the finest the USA has. That is due diligence.
-The Kimber is just fine and has never failed when used and it came from the Kimber custom shop too.
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