The Kimber is a tack driver, solid, easy to point, good sight picture, excellent on recoil and puts a "man-size" bullet down range, and I trust it.
The Glock is light, compact, easy to point, it shoots low and left (with me) and it's not much good (for me) unless the targets within 7 yards. It's currently my carry gun, because the big Kimber is too heavy and long for me to daily carry (I know, step up, sissy.)
The compact 1911 is thinner than a comparable Glock, so it's a bit less of a bulge on the side.
I am looking forward to purchasing a 4" Kimber as soon as I sell my Browning 20g.