KIMBER 2K11 TARGET 45ACP OR 13RD COY

SKU: LIP|KM3500052UPC: 669278350523Mfr. Part #: 3500052

$2,586.99

KIMBER 2K11 TARGET 45ACP OR 13RD COY

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Description

From hammer to muzzle, the 2K11 has been built around all the features Kimber enthusiasts requested. An enhanced sub-frame shaped for superior magazine fit and control, featuring one-of-a-kind designed Stan Chen Customs Magwell, plus an accessory rail for optional lights and lasers. The 2K11 is also the introduction of the patent-pending tool-less guide rod. The new GT trigger with a 3-4lb pull is precision machined and finished for a clean, crisp break.

Additional information

upc

669278350523

manufacturer

Kimber

Manufacturer Part Number

3500052

Action

Single Action

ATF Type

Pistol

Barrel Finish

High Polished w/ Coyote PVD

Barrel Length

5"

Caliber/Gauge

.45 ACP

Capacity

13 + 1

Model

2K11 Target

Number of Magazines

3 13 rd.

Package Height

3.9

Package Width

7.5

Product Type

Semi-Auto Pistol

Rate of Twist

1-in-16"

Safety

Ambidextrous Thumb

Shipping Weight

4.95

Sights

TAG Precision FiberLok 2

Sights Type

Adjustable Sights

Slide Description

Optic Ready/Serrated

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