Kimber Micro .380

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posted on January 13, 2014
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Because it's never too late to get into the .380 game, Kimber has introduced a micro 1911 pocket pistol. Perfect for carry and self-defense, the gun comes with Crimson Trace grips, although conventional irons sights are also an option. Take a look as Sheriff Jim Wilson as he fires off a magazine during Media Day at SHOT Show 2014.

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