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If you have followed the gun industry for any period of time, you\u2019ve no doubt seen many manufacturers<\/a> go through a period in which their reputation becomes tarnished. It has happened with Colt, Taurus, Remington, and others. The problems get fixed, but in the consumers\u2019 eye the company\u2019s products are viewed suspiciously for years down the road. I was that way with Kimber.<\/p>\n

A Checkered Past<\/h2>\n

During the years I operated live handgun classes, I witnessed numerous failures to feed and failures to eject (FTF, FTE) with Kimber<\/a> guns. I was puzzled by this because Kimber was among the more expensive handguns people brought to the course.<\/p>\n

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