Kimber KDS9C Rail 1911 Double Stack 9mm Review
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- Опубликовано: 29 фев 2024
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In this video we shoot a Kimber KDS9C Rail 1911 Double Stack 9mm.
This firearms is built for concealed carry, has an 18 and 15+1 magazine capacity, 4.09” fully fluted/crowned/ramped barrel, a reversible magazine release, ambidextrous safety, TruGlo nights sights, an optic ready slide, a picatinny rail for mounting a light/laser, weighs 29.6 oz with a 15 round magazine and sports a crisp 3.5-4.5 lb trigger pull.
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Good review 😂 touch of Hickok 45 though.
Thanks for the encouragement. I’ve been watching Hickok since he started making videos. I’m a huge fan of their channel. If we sounded similar, it was not on purpose :)
@@FieldStrip357 will be watching you ringing at 80 yards is impressive with any handgun.
Hickock Jr.
That’s a big compliment. Thank you. Hickok45 has been a big inspiration with regard to starting this RUclips channel.
well done!... and helpful for the holster :)
Thanks John! Can’t wait to see it when it shows up.
I must have missed that in the review. What holster works good with this pistol?
Sweet video!
Thanks Westley. Nice job working the camera on this one.
It sounds very good exelent shots
Thanks. It’s a good shooter.
In terms of ergonomics and bore axis, it's an excellent gun and shot it side by side with a p229 legion sao. I was more accurate with kimber. It was a demo gun put about 50 round through it, and it was super accurate. The gun was dirty, and trigger would get stuck on the reset. It's more accurate than p229 but not on follow-up shots.l because of fickle trigger. Fed everything, btw.
Can you do a grip thickness comparison between the 1911, KDS9C & Glock 19?
The Glock 19 Gen5 has a grip thickness of 1.18” and the Kimber KDS9C comes in at 1.33”. Hope this helps.
Grip the pistol correctly and stop the constant re-gripping of the firearm. That habit needs to be unlearned! Good video
There is always room for improvement :)
@@FieldStrip357 indeed brother….
Do you lose your rear sight on the rail version too when mounting a red dot?
No you don’t. Kimber sells a KDS9c Dovetail Rear Sight Optic Plates Kit for the RMR/Holosun C and another for the RMSc/Holosun K red dots. Each plate has the rear sights attached and a higher front sight to change out for the lower one. Hope this helps.
@@FieldStrip357That’s a bonus for the rail version then. The non rail version like you said requires the plate and the rear sight sits extremely low making co witness almost impossible. At least with the RMR plates anyways.
store.kimberamerica.com/kds9c-dovetail-rear-sight-optic-plates-kit
I’ve been getting a boatload for failure to feed issues and not even 100 rounds through it
I’m less then pleased after shelling out almost 2k
David,
That’s too bad. Just curious, did you clean and lubricate the gun before shooting it? What kind of ammo were you using when you had these issues? I have heard of 1911’s having a break-in period before cycling reliably. Good luck.
Just got back from the range, same issues. About 250 rounds with multiple multiple failures to feed. Not what i expected after almost spending 2k
What ammo are you using@@ReadMyDiscription.223
Just picked mine up today the rail version it’s a beauty. I am excited to get out. 90% of the reviews I’ve seen are great and reliability is there. I am seeing some comments though of failures to feed. My advice would be to always clean them first at lube contact points it’s a 1911/2011 thing. They run forever but need more maintenance than striker fired guns.
@BrandonD yeah, well I'll tell you what. If you're anywhere near South Florida and want an extra kds9c, I'll give you a good deal on it. I just put in an order at staccato for a c2.
Yes , my Springfield s work much better in 45 & 9
I must admit that I was positively surprised by this review. Very nicely prepared. Congratulations. Is there a chance to contact you outside of Instagram (because I don't like it), e.g. by e-mail?
Sure. Send me your email.
I have a Kimber. A great gun. But why on Earth would anyone want a 1911 in 9mm. That is an inferior cartridge to the 45. By any measure...
A 1911 chambered in 9mm is not for everyone.
Worst 1911 ever made , not dependable, just my experience.
Sorry you had trouble. A few questions: Did you give the gun a good cleaning and lubrication? Did you try lubricating the magazines and feed ramp really well? Have you got 500 rounds through the gun yet? Did other shooters try your gun and have similar issues? White box ammo used? Did you try different magazines? Hopefully it breaks in.