Just a point of understanding, Kimbers are not a Series 80 style firing pin block, but are a Swartz type. With Series 80 the block is cleared by the trigger pull, and this adds to the trigger pull weight. The Kimber Swartz type is deactivated by the grip safety which does not add to the trigger pull weight. Both systems should be checked for timing.thanks for the quick replies... I love the fact that I have a 70 series 1911 now with a trigger that rivals or surpasses my Kimber TLE/RL II.... accuracry wise, this gun will out shoot the Kimber... and so far (using wilson mags) its reliability has been 100% good to go.
I can't believe how much Kimber asks for a gun that's got an 80 series FCG in it and no ambi safety. Luckily I got the Kimber second hand for $700 and looking new.
What do yall mean by no break in? I always thought a 1911 needed at least 1000 rounds through it before it was settled in and worthy of trusting your life to it. If I'm wrong then I was ill-informed. I listen to those with experience in such a field as I am used to issued polymer pistols that work like AK's.... with AK accuracy (DOC Officer).
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