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They’re currently offering three CDP models which are the:
Ultra in .45/9mm,
Pro in .45/9mm, and
Custom in .45

Have fun!

 

Yes, I’ve seen the website and their catalog but can’t remember when I’ve seen a new one in LGS or at a gun show. Are they really making them?
One exception, a LGS did get in one Micro 9 CDP a few weeks ago but it was gone in a few days.

 

Mark Why not call and ask kimber !! OR have a good lgs try to find what cartidge and model kimber you want instead of hoping to dumb luck into one seating in a display case . Or check sportsmans outdoor superstore as they show a number of CDP for sale . Ship to your lgs .
's in stock . Easy to search and see what you can find .

 

Yes, they are still being produced. Can find them out there if you look for them.

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I had no problems finding my two Ultra CDP's, and also my Pro CDP's. If I like a pistol in .45, there's a good chance I'll like it in nine mil too, so......





Having choices of caliber is a good thing, right?

 

You certainly won't be disappointed with one, I love my CDP Pro and it is what carry 90% of the time and has been for over 20 years. I'm thinking of sending in for them to refurbish it.

 

cazio, you won't be disappointed. I snagged a very well worn Super Carry Ultra + that was thrashed by it's previous owner. Sent it in to the mothership for complete rebuild, fresh night sights and refinish. She returned looking like new, ran perfectly with all new springs and is now in my EDC rotation.



Total cost for all the factory work was just a bit north of $400. Purty reasonable to me.

 

I just put a down payment at my LGS on a .45 CDP, so yes they still make them. they just got it in and I had to have it. My love for 45's.

 

cardenyak, welcome to the forum! with you on the .45.

 

Hey there yes Kimber offers 4 CDP models the fullsize 5",the Pro and the ultra. The fourth is the CDP II which is listed under California legal models I believe they have the Swartz firing pin safety and the the CDP without the "II" in their name do not have it. It's also appears that the CDP non "II" models have a slightly different finish on their frame and a flat top slide as well.

I'm actually planning on getting a CDP ultra soon. I prefer them without the Swartz safety and I like the flat top slide and grey/blue frame color on the frame of CDP vs. the black on the CDP II.


I hope this helps you out. As a side note my current EDC in 45acp is kahr PM45 which I like a lot but it's no 3" 1911 well nothing is a 1911 except a 1911. That said the PM45 is considerably smaller and lighter than the 3" 1911. Mine is my third I've owned and it's reliable and very soft shooting and controllable also easy to conceal and carry.

 

Got a CDP Pro II 4" 45acp recently. put a Wilson Low- ride single-safety on it. Stan Chen SI magwell, Wollf recoil spring. Now it rocks. Might put Heinie Straight Eight sights on it. Thant's just me. I tune it the way I like it.