Kimber for Concealed Carry

[HoustonRaven]

I normally carry the rig in the pictures. I am finding that it is a pain in the tail to dress around it in shorts and a golf shirt. I normally wear my shirts tucked in and it would look strange for me to do otherwise

I like that rig. What kind is it?

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[DobeLuvr]

It is a Pure Kustom Black Ops Pro. Twenty seven or so ajustments and OWB to boot. The most beautiful holster I have ever purchased. Rocky is a true artist and a nice guy. The gunbelt is a horsehide by Al Childress at A&G. Another great guy and great product.

By the way Phantom, I have tried most of those twenty seven adjustments and with the sharp edge of the butt checkering digging into my bare flesh without an undershirt it is not really comfortable. I attest to this as I am wearimg it this way as I am typing. I might change to an MTac to see if I can be comfortable tucking, but I think I am wasting money. Easier in the summer to just pocket carry.

[JetGirl]

Hello everyone,

New to this forum today! I am looking to pick up a 3" Kimber .45 ACP for concealed carry. I was wondering if anyone else has one and have any issues / problems / likes / dislikes?

Thanks! Look forward to hearing from everyone.

I carry one. No issues that weren't ammo related in coming up on 1500 rounds down the barrel.

[jackg]

Hello everyone,

New to this forum today! I am looking to pick up a 3" Kimber .45 ACP for concealed carry. I was wondering if anyone else has one and have any issues / problems / likes / dislikes?

Thanks! Look forward to hearing from everyone.

I really wish you would consider the "PRO" series (4" barrel) before you decide 100%. I have the Pro Crimson Carry and I think it's the perfect compromise to the full size 1911 when you're trying to CC a gun.
By the way, good on ya' for choosing Kimber.

[HoustonRaven]

I really wish you would consider the "PRO" series (4" barrel) before you decide 100%. I have the Pro Crimson Carry and I think it's the perfect compromise to the full size 1911 when you're trying to CC a gun.
By the way, good on ya' for choosing Kimber.

Thanks!

The one I have my eye on is a 4". I assumed it was 3", but it is a Pro. I am concerned that since it's stainless, it will be nicked easily.

[TheFreeman]

I carry my Kimber Grand Raptor II full size. It took me a while to find a spot that was comfortable and concealed it, but it seems to work best at about 4 'o clock on me. Hides very well there.

[jackg]

[QUOTE=HoustonRaven;1580318]Thanks!

The one I have my eye on is a 4". I assumed it was 3", but it is a Pro. I am concerned that since it's stainless, it will be nicked easily.[/QUOTE

Is it an all steel gun? My slide is SS but my frame is aluminum with a matte steel finish.

[antgriff]

I been carrying a Kimber SLE (full stainless 4") with no problems. I believe with a good belt and good holster you should not have any problems. I actually like carrying this pistol over carrying my Taurus PT145, because the imprint of the pistol does not dig in to my hip like the PT145.

[HoustonRaven]

I pulled the trigger (so to speak) today and picked up a Kimber Compact SS II.

Also went with the Minotaur MTAC Holster by Comp-Tac; very comfortable!

Looks the Glock will now be the nightstand weapon! Can't wait to hit the range this weekend.

Thanks everyone for all of your feedback!

[retsupt99]

I used to carry a Kimber Utra CDP II...very easy to conceal!

Now the Kimber sits in the safe...I found the Glock line!

[Thumper]

I carry a 4" Kimber Tactical Pro II IWB. Love it!

[YFZsandrider]

Here's my STS Ultra CT(Slatewood)

[Phantoms]

By the way Phantom, I have tried most of those twenty seven adjustments and with the sharp edge of the butt checkering digging into my bare flesh without an undershirt it is not really comfortable. I attest to this as I am wearimg it this way as I am typing. I might change to an MTac to see if I can be comfortable tucking, but I think I am wasting money. Easier in the summer to just pocket carry.

It may be the holster, a different body type, skin sensitivity or even just the checkering of your grips. Maybe even how snug/loose your pants or belt is.