Kimber CDP

[DULLYJAY]

I carry a PRO CDP II almost everyday. I love it. The only thing I've done is shoot it, then I had the tail bobbed after I tried a friends and saw how much better the "printing" was for CCW. Here's how it is these days;

Please give info. on this? Who did it? How much was it? How long did it take? Thank you.

[CJJohn]

Thanks for the comments gents. I had it done locally by Berge at Ole Boy outdoors here in Bakersfield. It is an Ed Brown main spring housing, the frame had to be stripped, and milled to the new profile, then re-finished. I had it done wiht Dura Coat. It took about 5 weeks, but that was right at the beginning of Dove season. The cost was about $260. I absolutely love it. It is SO much easier to carry every day, no more stabbing me in the short ribs! It shoots just fine, and it doesn't print nearly as bad as it used to. I can't say if it is for everyone, but I'm very pleased wiht the results. Plus, I bet there's not too many like it around. If anyone is near Bakersfield, and curious, let me know by PM and we can work something out to shoot it. I would recommend trying it before you commit to cutting your frame. Thanks again for the interest, and comments.

[JSS]

Thanks everyone for the comments! I'll by buying one soon!

[goodlookin1]

I have the Ultra CDP II and I love it. It's great for carry with the shorter grip frame, and yet still holds 7+1 rounds. I havent had a single malfunction with nay ammo I've tried, including my reloads. I even had a single semi-squib round that fired and cycled the gun properly! I guess my powder measure didnt charge the case enough....probably only about 1-2 gr of Bullseye powder.

My only regret is that the Compact CDP II wasnt available for the $1099 sale like my Ultra was. But I cant complain....it's been a flawless pistol with over 2000 rounds down the pipe, lead and copper.

[1911su16b870]

Own both the CDP II and ultra CDP II, both are great guns.