Kimber Compact Custom .45 ACP Exc ca. 1998

This is a representative of Kimber craftsmanship from the waning days of the Clinton Administration, a Kimber, Yonkers, NY, Officer Size .45 ACP, the original Compact Custom. It is in Excellent Condition by our estimate. It has narrow white streaking here and there on its sharp edges, and mild spotting on the unblued sides of the hammer. We hazard that buffing indications to contact areas within the pistol, such as the bell area of the barrel and slide-to-frame mating areas, come more from loading and unloading than from actual firing. From our knowledge of this pistol, it has actually been fired fewer than 500 rounds, just enough to break it in. It comes with two factory 7-shot magazines, yielding a total loaded capacity of 8 rounds; and it features a durable matte finish topped with flat black combat sights. This pistol is excellent throughout. We rate it at 90 percent finishwise, Excellent mechanically; the photos, however, should be adequate for interested parties to form their own assessment of finish grade. Box is not original, but is very similar to the Kimber factory cases. Own this fine little steel frame Kimber for only $ 789.95 We can accept FFLs not only in the mail, but also by scan or fax, so long as they are legible and signed. We always include our FFL gun lock and a copy of the Federal Youth Firearms Safety Act brochure with handgun orders in order to make the transferring dealer's life easy. We offer a 7 day money back return privilege, excluding return shipping and also excluding NIB guns and lay-aways. We accept lay-away with 20% down, balance in 90 days - lay aways not refundable, though. Local pickup ok; local area Non-licensees add $10 TBI fee + 9 3/4% Sales Tax. We will entertain trade offers on nice pre-2000 Colts, S&Ws, Older Charters, Tauruses and Rossi Revolvers Small gauge shotguns, Leupold Scopes, and lever action rifles, also gold & silver bullion & US Coins. Not wanted: black plastic guns except SP-1 Colts. Please bear in mind that these listings are labor intensive, and we have to pay GA's commission, too.