Kimber Pro Covert II Table Top Review

The Big Olof reviews the Kimber Pro Covert II 1911. With a high price tag comes great quality.

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[PooleeDando]

The only thing that would bug me is the laser, can you fire it with the laser off?

[TheBigOlof1]

@PooleeDando yes you can turn the laser on and off- there is the switch on the handle

[highdesertutah]

I've always been a Glock guy, but I gotta say, that's one sexy bitch you got there. Any criminal scumbag should feel privilaged to be shot dead by such a nice looking handgun.

[TheBigOlof1]

@highdesertutah hahah best comment thus far!

[TheBigOlof1]

Thanks for the feedback. I hear where you are coming from- Before I start any video I double check that the gun is clear so that I don't make any such mistakes like your friend. Hopefully he was ok.

[GL2330]

I've noticed the retail jumping up quite a bit over the years; I think I payed around $1100 for the full-size a couple years ago. I must have a few thousand rounds thru Mine and it runs just perfect. The low weight of the aluminum frame makes this a great carry pistol; combine that with some Wilson Combat 8 round mags and you have quite a bodyguard with 9 rounds of .45.

[TheBigOlof1]

@GL2330 I agree- its a shooter. Thanks for teh comment.

[ivantheigor]

Does this use a 1911 bushing setup or Kimbers own setup on ther smaller 1911's?

[mrbusters]

Beautiful gun! I want one. This will be my next.

[highdesertutah]

@SolidSam00 A defence ready 1911's can be (and I think should be) cocked and locked (round in the chamber-hammer back-safety on). In long term storage, I'd have the pistol unloaded (including mag) with the slide forward.

[SolidSam00]

Nice review.

I'm just wondering, is it better to store a gun with the slide locked back like that?

[GoldenStatePatriot]

I am just not a big fan of aluminum frame 1911s. Nice pistol but would prefer it with a steel frame.