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Kimber 1911 Next Generation custom two-tone (OR) .45 acp 7+1 Round

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Kimber 1911

Next Generation custom two-tone handgun

Chambered .45

ACP

7+1 Round

Capacity

Black Walnut

Grips with G10 inlay

32 Lpi

Front checkering

$939.00
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SKU: 3200400-669278324005

Overview

Built for shooters who want a refined 1911 pattern pistol with practical handling features, this Kimber model pairs .45 ACP chambering with a 7+1 round capacity for range use or defensive carry considerations. The black walnut grips with G10 inlay and 32 LPI front checkering are aimed at providing a secure, controlled hold, while the ambidextrous safety supports use by either hand. Its two-tone finish gives it a more polished presentation without changing the pistol’s straightforward purpose. For hunters and outdoorsmen who appreciate a classic sidearm format, it offers a balanced mix of traditional styling and functional details.

Why Hunters Choose the Kimber

Chambered .45

A 7+1 round capacity for

Ambidextrous Safety

Supports right- and left-handed shooters

Black Walnut

G10 inlay provide a refined,

32 Lpi

Front checkering adds extra grip

Two-tone Finish

Gives the pistol a distinctive,

Key Features

  • Kimber 1911 Next Generation custom two-tone handgun
  • Chambered in .45 ACP
  • 7+1 round capacity
  • Black walnut grips with G10 inlay
  • 32 LPI front checkering
  • Ambidextrous safety for either-handed use

Best Used For

  • Shooters seeking a premium .45 ACP 1911 for self-defense or range use
  • Left- or right-handed users who want ambidextrous safety controls
  • Hunters and outdoorsmen who prefer a classic handgun with two-tone styling
  • Owners who value black walnut grips with G10 inlay and front checkering
  • Target shooters looking for a 7+1 round 1911 platform

Specifications

Blade FinishTwo-tone
Caliber.45 ACP
Capacity7+1 Rounds
Front Checkering32 LPI
GripsBlack walnut with G10 inlay
ModelKimber 1911 Next Generation
SafetyAmbidextrous

Pros

  • Chambered in .45 ACP with a 7+1 round capacity for versatile use.
  • Ambidextrous safety supports right- and left-handed shooters.
  • Black walnut grips with G10 inlay provide a refined, secure hold.
  • 32 LPI front checkering adds extra grip detail on the frame.
  • Two-tone finish gives the pistol a distinctive, premium appearance.

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Chambered in .45 ACP, so ammunition choice and recoil management will be more consequential than with smaller-caliber handguns.
  • The 7+1 round capacity is solid for a 1911-style pistol, but it remains a single-stack format rather than a higher-capacity design.
  • The ambidextrous safety is useful for left- or right-handed shooters, though it adds another control to train with and verify during handling.
  • The two-tone finish and walnut/G10 grip treatment give it a refined look, but those features are more about presentation and feel than added utility.

Suggested Comparisons

  • 1911-style pistols
  • .45 ACP handguns
  • Semi-automatic handguns
  • Handguns with ambidextrous safety

Suggested Accessories

  • Pistol case
  • Cleaning kit
  • Extra magazines
  • Hearing protection

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the Kimber 1911 Next Generation custom two-tone chambered in?

It is chambered in .45 ACP.

How many rounds does this pistol hold?

The listed capacity is 7+1 rounds.

Does this model have an ambidextrous safety?

Yes. The product data lists an ambidextrous safety.

What grip setup is listed for this handgun?

The listed grips are black walnut with G10 inlay.

Is this pistol described as suitable for hunting use?

The provided data describes it as a premium handgun intended for discerning shooters and notes self-defense or target shooting use. It does not specifically describe hunting use.