Kimber\\\'s quality control has degraded, as has its customer service.
After getting the weapon, I tried to field strip it. Soaking in lubricant for 45 minutes and beating the barrel bushing with a hammer and punch for another 45 minutes was needed to free the barrel bushing from the slide. Also, the slide lock took considerable effort to remove. Both pieces had to be polished with an Emory cloth. Finally, their finish now is oily and unattractive. They\\\'ve gone cheap.
Calling customer service at Kimber was a joke. No apology, only an offer for me to ship the pistol to them for \\\"inspection\\\" with no promise of a quick turn around.
I\\\'ve owned over a dozen Kimbers, but never again.

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