Kimber Micro .380 ACP Pistol

By NRA Staff (RSS)

January 17, 2013

Kimber is set to roll out its new Micro .380 ACP pistol this year. What makes this new pistol a fantastic carry option? A crisp trigger pull and other safety features, along with impressive accuracy, to start. And the fact that the .380 weighs less than 14 oz. with a barrel length of 2.75 inches is the icing on the cake as far as carry guns go. The famous Kimber quality combined with the ergonomics and operation of a 1911 are reason enough to give this .380 a try.

To see more on the Micro .380 ACP watch the video below.

For more information on the full line of Kimber products visit KimberAmerica.com.

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6 Responses to Kimber Micro .380 ACP Pistol

Robert c. Baher wrote:
September 04, 2013

It' a joke trying to get one of these 380 acp guns. They say Kimber has brought them out but where are they. I can'nt find one for sale anywhere. I get conflicting reports that they are 2 to 3 years out. Why advertide your greatest new product when it isn't available. Quit screwing with the eager American gun buyer that wants one and make them available at a reasonable time frame. (2yrs. isn't reasonable.)

Eric Sarakaitis wrote:
February 06, 2013

I wish they should just focus on making them thiner. My large hands cant handle the micro pistols. Hence why i have my <a href="http://www.kimbershooters.com>Kimber Pro Carry</a>

Jeff wrote:
January 18, 2013

Is this deja vu all over again? How many more SHOT Shows and NRA Conventions will they show the same prototypes and claim they're "new"?

VAdoublegunner wrote:
January 18, 2013

Looks a lot like the SigP238. The Sig has been a very good pistol, quite accurate and easy to use. My girlfriend really likes hers. Being a Browning tilt barrel lock breech design, it is lighter than many quality blowbacks and easier to rack the slide. The trigger is also excellent. Those are features women like. However, it will require significant manual of arms training and range time familiarity if they are not used to 1911 style SA only mode of operation before C&L carry. Many women shooters are not that familiar with it.

itldo wrote:
January 17, 2013

My 9 MM jambes about every 3 shots. The empty casing doesn't leave the chamber. This is what I want in a self defense situation. Great looking gun to impress your friends. Not good to rely on???

Paul R. wrote:
January 17, 2013

I hope the new .380 doesn't have the problems that my new Solo CDP has. IE: Can Only use special critical duty ammo to be dependable, slide very stiff and hard to operate, magazine button release hard to push, very difficult to load 6 in mag because of heavy spring. These are well known problems for this Solo CDP.If I had second chance I would not buy it again ,especially at the outrageous price.KImber has no solutions to these problems , according to them .