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Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options There are some really good defensive carry holster designs, as well as some very bad ones on the market today. Whether you are in the market for a new holster or just discovered another perfect carry option, let us know about it here.

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Old March 8th, 2007, 07:50 PM   #1
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Quick Holster Question for my Kimber Ultra.

I have a Kimber Ultra II and am looking for a holster. Will any holster that says it is made for a 1911 3" barrell fit this gun? Or an Officers model gun? Thanks!!
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Old March 8th, 2007, 07:56 PM   #2
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Well the term officers model is misleading. Some have the shorter frame and can have a 3, 3 1/2 or 4" barrel.

If you stick to the 3" 1911 rule then youre ok looking for a holster.

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So is the Kimber Ultra Carry an Officers model frame?
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ultra is a 6 shot ?yes ?

with no rail?

Then it probley is a officers frame or defender frame course frame wont matter for holster a officers barrel is 3.5"

Defender is a 3"
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What kind of holster are you looking for? There are many for a kimber ultra that seem to be well made.
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The magazine holds 7 rounds, no rail, 3 inch barrell, but the description says it has a shortened frame.

I need an IWB and a OWB holster for it.
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again go by barrel length so it is a officers frame with the defender barrel just look for a 3" 1911 holster
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OK...Thanks Guys!!!
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Are you wanting a OWB or a IWB? A OWB holster for a 3" with a good belt is fine, but I've found with a IWB holster for a 3" you feel better with a holster with a little more bottom on it. I use the holsters for my 4" ones with my 3" pistols. Then it feels a lot more secure and not top heavy. If you get a holster with the "foot" or "tab" it provides the support and holds the hoster in place.
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Rosen ARG Express - IWB

If you want to carry your Kimber Ultra IWB to take advantage of the gun's thin slide, Mitch Rosen makes a well designed and minimal holster called the ARG Express. This is a $90 holster with an offset belt loop and snap, so the holster can be removed without threading off the belt. The offset belt loop makes for a thinner holster/gun package compared to "summer special" type holsters with belt loops directly on top of the gun.

Here is a photo and link of a Kimbe Ultra in this holster:

Mitch Rosen Express Holsters

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