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Here is a brief comparison of the Kimber Micro 9 and Glock 43
Specs:
Glock 43
Overall length - 6 1/4"
Height - 4 1/4"
Weight - 18 oz
Capacity - 6 + 1
Sights - white dot front, white outline rear
Fieldstripping time - 30 seconds
Kimber Micro 9
Overall length - 6"
Height - 4"
Weight - 17.5 oz
Capacity - 6 + 1
Sights - 3 white dots
Fieldstripping time - 1 minute, 5 seconds
We put 100 rounds of Federal 115 grain hardball through each gun, (50 rounds each), with no malfunctions of any kind.
We shot the guns at 5, 7, and 10 yards. Accuracy was about equal. I was expecting more recoil from the Kimber, this was not the case, both guns are very pleasant to shoot.
Connie preferred the Kimber (probably because it`s prettier), I really had no preference, I like them equally.
I know this is not much of a review, but I`ll post more after a few more outings. At this time I will still stick to the Glock for carry, it already has over 500 rounds of ball ammo through it, and 100 rounds of hollowpoints. I won`t carry the Kimber until more rounds have been put through it, and I get a couple of extra magazines for it.
Here are the guns we shot yesterday.
Kimber Micro 9 and Glock 43
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My 20 year old Kimber Classic .45 and Connie`s S&W M&P .22 Compact
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Specs:
Glock 43
Overall length - 6 1/4"
Height - 4 1/4"
Weight - 18 oz
Capacity - 6 + 1
Sights - white dot front, white outline rear
Fieldstripping time - 30 seconds
Kimber Micro 9
Overall length - 6"
Height - 4"
Weight - 17.5 oz
Capacity - 6 + 1
Sights - 3 white dots
Fieldstripping time - 1 minute, 5 seconds
We put 100 rounds of Federal 115 grain hardball through each gun, (50 rounds each), with no malfunctions of any kind.
We shot the guns at 5, 7, and 10 yards. Accuracy was about equal. I was expecting more recoil from the Kimber, this was not the case, both guns are very pleasant to shoot.
Connie preferred the Kimber (probably because it`s prettier), I really had no preference, I like them equally.
I know this is not much of a review, but I`ll post more after a few more outings. At this time I will still stick to the Glock for carry, it already has over 500 rounds of ball ammo through it, and 100 rounds of hollowpoints. I won`t carry the Kimber until more rounds have been put through it, and I get a couple of extra magazines for it.
Here are the guns we shot yesterday.
Kimber Micro 9 and Glock 43
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My 20 year old Kimber Classic .45 and Connie`s S&W M&P .22 Compact
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