Kimber 1911 DS Warrior 9mm 20rd, Battle Worn
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Description
The Kimber 1911 DS Warrior is a double-stack 9mm 1911 built on Kimber's duty-oriented Warrior platform, carrying the single-action trigger and manual of arms 1911 shooters already know inside a higher capacity frame. This particular pistol went through CNC Firearms for a custom Battle Worn Cerakote treatment and is part of a consecutively numbered run of 100, making it a distinct take on a platform that usually arrives in a standard catalog finish.
Shooters moving from a single-stack 1911 to a wide-body gun will find the controls familiar while the magazine count climbs considerably. Two magazines ship with the pistol, a 17-rounder for a flush, manageable grip and a 20-rounder for range work or competition stages. It suits anyone who wants 1911 ergonomics and trigger feel without giving up capacity.
Kimber 1911 DS Warrior Features
- Double-stack frame feeds from 17 and 20 round magazines, both of which are included with the pistol
- Battle Worn Cerakote applied by CNC Firearms across the slide and frame, with matte black controls for contrast and corrosion resistance
- Carbon fiber grip panels finished to match the Battle Worn treatment, keeping weight down at the grip
- GT Performance Trigger rated between 4.0 and 5.0 pounds for a consistent single-action break
- Limited to 100 consecutively numbered pistols, so each unit carries its own place in the series
- Standard 1911 pattern operation and controls, letting existing muscle memory carry straight over to a higher capacity gun
Specifications
- Condition: New
- Manufacturer: Kimber
- Model: 1911 DS Warrior, CNC Firearms Battle Worn Edition
- Operating System: Semi-automatic, single-action 1911 pattern
- Finish Type: Battle Worn Cerakote on slide and frame, matte black controls
- Included Accessories: One 17-round magazine and one 20-round magazine
- Additional Notable Specs: Carbon fiber grip panels in matching Battle Worn Cerakote, GT Performance Trigger rated 4.0 to 5.0 pounds, limited run of 100 consecutively numbered pistols
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