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Quick Look
The Kimber 1911 KHX Pro is a modern iteration of the classic 1911 pistol, rooted in over a century of Colt design heritage. It blends traditional single-action performance with advanced materials and craftsmanship. This model holds a respected place among 1911 enthusiasts for its reliability and precision.
Why It's a Top Choice
- High-grade stainless steel frame and slide
- Enhanced trigger for crisp, consistent pull
- Beveled magazine well for fast reloads
- Classic 1911 design with modern refinements
- Widely supported aftermarket parts
Key Variants
Kimber 1911 KHX
A no-nonsense variant suited for daily carry and duty use with full-size reliability.
Kimber 1911 KHX Pro
Upgraded with premium features ideal for competition and serious 1911 aficionados.
Competitor Comparison Table
| Feature | Kimber 1911 Khx Pro | Colt 1911 | Springfield 1911 |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSRP | $1,200 | $1,100 | $1,050 |
| Capacity/Size | 7+1, full size | 7+1, full size | 8+1, full size |
| Weight | 39 oz | 38 oz | 39 oz |
| Optics-Ready | No | No | Some models |
| Trigger Type | Single-action, Enhanced | Single-action | Single-action, Adjustable |
| Notable Pro | Premium fit and finish | Classic American heritage | Wide aftermarket support |
| Notable Con | No optics cut | Heavier than some rivals | Some models pricier |
Best Use Cases
- Self-defense & concealed carry
- Duty use for law enforcement
- Competitive shooting in 1911 classes
- Range practice and skill building
- Collector’s item for classic pistols
FAQs
Can I use standard 1911 magazines in the Kimber 1911 KHX Pro?
Yes, the Kimber 1911 KHX Pro accepts standard 1911-style magazines for 45 ACP, ensuring wide compatibility.
What is the trigger pull weight on the Kimber 1911 KHX Pro?
The trigger pull averages about 4.5 to 5.5 pounds, offering a crisp single-action break suitable for precision shooting.
How does the Kimber 1911 KHX Pro compare in size to other 1911 pistols?
It features a full-size frame with a 5-inch barrel, typical of classic 1911s, balancing accuracy and concealability.
