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GWNelson
The CMP has some Kimber 22's with some minor surface rust that cleans up very easy for 400.00 sights included.Great rifle
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  • GWNelson
    Is the trigger adjustable on the Custom model? There is a hole to adjust it but I didn't know if they just use the same trigger on all models regardless of it's adjustability. It's a first generation model (i.e. not a 'II').

    -Marcus

    ***When the Second Amendment falls, the First will be sure to follow.***
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  • kimberkid
    I don't know about the rifles ... but my .45 say right on them ... the Oregon is made in Clacksmuth(sp?) Oregon, the America is made in Yonkers New York.

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    Chance favors the prepared mind [8D]

    kimberkid@cox.net
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  • Der Gebirgsjager
    Gee......I thought Oregon was part of America. New York--not too sure![;)]
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  • pack rat633
    umm, didn't we give New York back to the indians, and buy Oregon from the British??

    SEMPER FI MAC, SEMPER FI
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  • kimberkid
    quote:Originally posted by pack rat633
    umm, didn't we give New York back to the indians, and buy Oregon from the British??

    SEMPER FI MAC, SEMPER FIIf not ... I wonder if its too late ... [:0]

    (GB members excluded of course!)

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    kimberkid@cox.net
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  • bambihunter
    I've only shot one of their rifles and it was a fine shooting gun. I don't know if it would have outshot some of my factory Remington's (namely the 700 VSSF in .220 Swift), but the action was smoother and the gun had a very nice fit/finish and balance. I recently bought a Kimber 10mm 1911 clone pistol and it also has the same quality fit and finish.
    If I had the money I might invest in a Kimber rifle, but for hunting purposes I think I'll stick with other brands stainless/synthetic variants, not to mention Kimber doesn't offer a lot of the cartridge choices I want...
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  • bambihunter
    Oh, and after I re-read your original question - look at where it's made (that'll also give you the rough years it was produced as well). I think the location stamp is on the barrel, seemed like it was the left side just in front of the action (but it has been a while since handling it).
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  • GWNelson
    Thanks all! Will make a close examination, and that should clear the air. GW.
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