Product Overview
From hammer to muzzle, the 2K11 has been built around all the features Kimber enthusiasts requested. An enhanced sub-frame shaped for superior magazine fit and control, featuring one-of-a-kind designed Stan Chen Customs® Magwell, plus an accessory rail for optional lights and lasers. The 2K11 is also the introduction of the patent-pending tool-less guide rod. The new GT trigger with a 3-4lb pull is precision machined and finished for a clean, crisp break.
The wait is finally over for a double-stack 1911 made to the high standards that Kimber is known for.
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Specifications
- Height (inches) 90° to barrel: 5.74
- Weight (ounces) with empty magazine: 42.3
- Length (inches): 8.56
- Magazines Included: (1) 17 Rounds and (2) 20 Rounds
- Recoil spring (pounds): 10
- Toolless Guide Rod (Patent-pending)
- Aluminum Grip Module
Slide
- Material: Stainless Steel
- External extractor
- Brush polish with Coyote PVD Coating
- Custom 2K11 front and rear serrations
Sights
- C&H Precision RMR Optic Adapter plate included with purchase
- C&H Precision Optic adapter plates available from the store in RMR, RMSc, DPP, ACRO, and 509T
- Front: TAG FiberLok 2 Red
- Rear: SST cover plate with built in adjustable rear sight
Trigger
- GT Match Grade Trigger
- 3-4lb pull
- Material: Aluminum
SKU
3500053
Frame
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Width (inches): 1.4
- SST steel sub-frame with matte DLC coating
- Tapered magwell
- Ambidextrous safety
Barrel
- Length (inches): 5
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Twist rate (left hand): 5R rifling | 1:10
- Fluted
- Ramped
- Highly Polished with DLC Finish
Grips
- Aluminum Grip Module
- Aluminum Main Spring Housing
- Matte with Type III Hardcoat Anodizing
Product Code
669278350530
- 2k11 tgt 45acp brz/blk 13+1 or.
- Caliber: 45 ACP
- Barrel: 5" DLC Bull Barrel
- Capacity: 13 + 1
- Finish: Brush Polish Coyote PVD
- Sights: TAG Precision FiberLok 2
- StockFrameGrips: Steel Frame Black Aluminum Grip Module Steel Frame
- Magazine: 3 13 rd.
