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I had the chance to shoot and evaluate a Kimber Solo 9mm semi-auto pistol with laser today. Included is my target, fired from a close range of 35 feet. I know that the fellow who posts "THIS THREAD IS USELESS WITHOUT PICS" needs pictures since his 3rd grade education doesn't permit reading, LOL. Anyway, the Kimber functioned flawless, no jams or failures to feed. The trigger pull was quite long and took a bit to get used to. The recoil was definitely noticeable since the gun is extremely light. The laser as adjusted from the factory was right on at the distance I shot. My overall impression was good. I liked everything about this gun with the exception of the heavy long double action trigger pull.
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From your target, it looks like you did not have any problems getting used to the trigger. I got to fire one mag a few months ago. I DID have problems with the trigger. Glad you like yours!..
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The triggers like that on purpose due to the lack of a hamnmer. They want you to have to use a diliberate pull of the trigger or so they said on the outdoor channel when they had a rep on profiling it."Men sleep peacefully in their beds at night because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf."
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