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i got sour on Kimber years ago when I found out the 1600 dollar pistol I bought had a plastic mainspring housing and was cram full of MIM metal injection molded parts that had molding lines all over them. I bought a Les Baer and have been very happy since. buy a high end good one and you will have that pistol your whole life.

just go and rent different ones at the range and get a feel.

Im not worried about only 8 rounds, I've learned how to reload.

you want to make sure that it fits your hand. For example, when I hold a glock g4 .45 model 21, when I point my index finger along the frame my finger sits a lot higher than the trigger face, so that when I go to shoot I have to curl m y finger down at an angle and not perpendicular to the trigger face which causes my shots to always be left. I can eliminate the problem in slow fire but its there in any rapid fire situation. Ive tried to like glocks, but Im going back to tried and true..... my Les Baer chrome SRP with 1.5 inch guarantee at 50 yards.

i also have a tricked out SW 1911 E series 5 inch that I gutted and replaced with all high end tool steel parts and a Jarvis match barrel.