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Kimber Rimfire Conversion Kit .22LR

Name: Kimber Rimfire Conversion Kit .22LR
Brand: Kimber
SKU: 170734
Price: 6543.21 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.17 (6 reviews)

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Material Stainless steel conversion components with a magazine

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to WWW.P65WARNINGS.CA.GOV

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Product Overview

The Kimber Rimfire Conversion Kit .22LR lets you turn compatible Kimber .45 ACP 1911 pistols into a .22LR trainer for economical target practice. With adjustable sights and a quick swap design, it’s built for fast conversion and consistent rimfire shooting.

Key Features

Converts a compatible Kimber .45 ACP 1911 to .22LR for lower-cost training and target use
Adjustable sights for precision setup
Includes one 10-round magazine
Designed for Kimber single-stack pistols with 4-inch or 5-inch barrels
Not intended for Ultra models

Bring range sessions down to rimfire cost while keeping your 1911 handling—install the kit on a compatible Kimber .45 ACP platform and get shooting.

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4.2 | 6 Reviews

SKU:: 1100043
UPC:: 669278110431
BUDS ID:: 170734

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Rory S.

1 year ago

Verified Purchaser

The first trip to the...

The first trip to the range we did not have a good experience with the conversion kit. Not sure whether to blame the ammunition or the pistol. My guess is that the pistol needs more break in time. I was using Remington and Winchester copper plated hollow points. Had many failure to feed and failure to eject problems. bought some CCI mini mag round nose lead bullets. Waiting for the weather to get warmer before we can go to the range. It also seemed that once in a while, we could get two or three bullets to work. And then the magazine seemed to have an issue with feeding. I'm not going to give up on this pistol because I like it so much.

Ronald H.

3 years ago

Verified Purchaser

This is an excellent...

This is an excellent conversion kit. Great accuracy. I recommended to Ducks Unlimited for a potential drawing. Also recommended to RMEF since they sponsor the Camp Guard pistol by Kimber

Jeoffrey N.

12 years ago

Verified Purchaser

The Good: 1. I love...

The Good: 1. I love the sights. 2. The match grade barrel is a nice touch. 3. This kit is VERY accurate and I can shoot bulls eyes out rapidly with no problem. The Bad: 1. The plug is made of cheap plastic and will scratch / break easily. 2. The recoil spring is sub-par and barely functions. 3. The bushing is extremely coarse and will scratch the shit out of the slide (even after applying Hoppe's T-3 gun oil). The bushing is not even in the same league as a normal Kimber 1911 bushing and it makes it a PITA to break down since it sticks. 4. The extractor causes frequent FTE's (this happens shooting the recommend ammo). 5. The Kimber 22 magazine is the cheapest mag I have ever used in my entire life.The mag spring is off center and it's way too light. Additionally the magazine lips are horrible and cause FTL's. 6. The cheap aluminum slide scratches if you just look at it the wrong way. 7. This kit was semi reliable the first time I took it out. The second time I took it out, I had many FTL's and FTE's. I was using this conversion kit while instructing a new shooter at the range and this kit was an embarrassment. I'm so happy I brought my Glock and M&P with me that day. The Ugly: Kimber obviously cut corners with everything minus the barrel and slights. If you want a 1911-22 then buy the Kimber Rimfire Super. If you want to save money at the range and have an accurate 22 without all these problems, then just buy a browning Buckmark. I wish I would have just picked up the Buckmark instead of paying for this kit. I would gladly spent $100 more for something reliable. This kit is not built to last and is simply not worth $300.

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