Videos tagged with Kimber Subalpine

This video offers a candid review of eight hunting rifles the host regrets purchasing, highlighting common issues like rust, poor accuracy, and subpar components. The speaker, an experienced firearms reviewer, provides critical insights into budget and mid-tier options, advising viewers on potential pitfalls to avoid when selecting hunting firearms. He emphasizes the importance of long-term durability and value over initial cost.

This review of the Kimber Mountain Ascent Subalpine rifle highlights its extreme lightweight design (under 5 lbs) achieved through a carbon fiber stock and thin barrel. While praising its excellent controlled-round-feed action and accuracy with specific ammunition like the Berger 168-grain Hybrid Hunter, the reviewers express significant dissatisfaction with the trigger's shape, creep, and adjustability, as well as the stock's design which they find compromises stability and handling. They question the $2000 price point, especially when compared to the significantly cheaper Kimber Hunter, which shares many components.