This is a little Army tank that goes in your coat pocket. It can also be fired six times from inside that pocket, effectively making your draw time 0.0 seconds. That's faster than Wyatt Earp. I will always have one of these concealed hammer guns for the winter time. The Kimber is hardly bigger than a J frame Smith & Wesson and they are only .38 caliber and have one less shot than the .357 Mag Kimber K6S. Stainless steel lasts, making this gun an heirloom quality protection tool that could still be serving your family in a great grandsons coat pocket a hundred years from now, and you can't put a price on that.

Backstory: found a kimber DC k6 online from private seller 600 miles from me, guy thought I was nuts to drive 600 miles for a k6 so he wanted to ship a used gun to me ... went online to buds first time buying online and found the k6s CDP ... paid for the gun on Saturday... shipped to FFL in TX by Thursday... buds gun shop you rock! Great online buying experience and I love the gun ... will order from buds again!

Not sure if I just had a lemon but my gun had a few issues. The crowning was ground away and was uneven from the brushed finish. Also my front sight had a lot of play in it. The cylinder also had excessive end shake, that it was catching on the forcing cone as I fired the gun. The barrel also was a little off center. I ended up trading this gun for something else and took a loss.

Fantastic firearm, handles very well with +P ammo. Second K6S the DLC and the DCR I've purchased through Buds. LOVE BUDS

As always, shipping from Bud's was fast and the gun arrived in brand new condition with everything that should be included with the gun itself. As for the Kimber K6s, I could not be happier with a 357 mag snubnose revolver. This little gun is made extremely well. I test fired 200 rounds of both 38 special and 357 mag, factory and reloaded rounds, with no issue whatsoever. This revolver is highly concealable and the beveled design facilitates a smooth and reliable draw from a proper holster. I appendix carry this gun all day and sometimes forget its even there. The weight of the gun is heavier than many of the typical alloy framed Smith and Wessons, but I consider that extra weight an asset in taming the stout recoil that is commonly prevalent in snub nosed revolvers. The sights did require a bit of adjusting, as it shot low out of the box, but it took no more than a few minutes to zero it at 15 yards, which is what I consider to be the maximum range that I'd have to use this gun. Overall great quality. I recommend this firearm to anyone who is in the market for a snub nosed revolver. The 6 round capacity is an added bonus!