KIMBER 3000470 CUSTOM OR COMP X-HUNTER NEW 10MM

SKU: LIP|KM3000470UPC: 669278304700Mfr. Part #: 3000470

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KIMBER 3000470 CUSTOM OR COMP X-HUNTER NEW 10MM

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Description

The Compensated X Hunter is Kimber’s first production compensated 1911. The single stack pistol is designed to be the first in a limited group of dedicated 10mm hunting pistols for modern pistol hunters looking to carry afield or at the range. Chambered in 10mm and featuring a patent pending compensator and a toolless plunger which makes removal and cleaning easy. The X Hunter is optics ready and works with Kimber’s optic plate mounting system and has a gray and black KimPro Finish with VZ Bawidamann Ragnark black gray G10 grips.

Additional information

upc

669278304700

manufacturer

Kimber

Manufacturer Part Number

3000470

Action

Single Action

ATF Type

Pistol

Barrel Length

5"

Caliber/Gauge

10mm

Capacity

8 + 1

Model

Comp X Hunter 10

Number of Magazines

1 8 Rd.

Package Height

3.4

Package Width

9.9

Product Type

Semi-Auto Pistol

Rate of Twist

1-in-16"

Safety

Manual Safety

Shipping Weight

4.3

Sights

FS: Fiber Optic

Sights Type

Fixed Sights

Slide Description

Optic Ready/Serrated

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