KIMBER PRO COVERT II SHOOTING REVIEW BY MRCOLIONNOIR

Published on December 11, 2012
Duration: 4:21

Colion Noir's review of the Kimber Pro Covert II highlights its classic 1911 appeal and accuracy, noting its crisp trigger but significant muzzle rise. He warns of potential reliability issues ('jammomatic') if not properly lubricated. While acknowledging the 1911's charm, he personally prefers a Glock 30 for concealed carry due to its perceived reliability.

Quick Summary

The Kimber Pro Covert II offers a crisp trigger and high accuracy, outperforming many polymer pistols. However, it experiences significant muzzle rise and requires diligent lubrication to prevent malfunctions, earning the 'jammomatic' warning from reviewer Colion Noir.

Chapters

  1. 00:00The 1911 Ego Stroking Experience
  2. 00:57Recoil and Muzzle Rise Analysis
  3. 02:04Grip Ergonomics and Support Hand Issues
  4. 02:35Trigger Quality and Accuracy Results
  5. 03:31Final Verdict: Reliability & Carry Choice

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main pros and cons of the Kimber Pro Covert II according to Colion Noir?

The Kimber Pro Covert II offers a crisp trigger and excellent accuracy, characteristic of a good 1911. However, it suffers from significant muzzle rise and requires meticulous lubrication to avoid reliability issues, potentially becoming a 'jammomatic'.

How does the Kimber Pro Covert II handle recoil and muzzle rise?

The firearm exhibits noticeable muzzle rise, with its 'nose' flipping upwards during rapid fire. This characteristic can affect grip stability, potentially causing the support hand to slide off the frame with a 'thumbs forward' grip.

Is the Kimber Pro Covert II recommended for concealed carry?

While it's a capable 1911 with good accuracy, Colion Noir suggests it requires careful maintenance (lubrication) to be reliable for carry. He personally prefers a Glock 30 for concealed carry due to perceived greater reliability.

What is the trigger like on the Kimber Pro Covert II?

The trigger is described as light and crisp, which contributes positively to the pistol's accuracy. While not the absolute best 1911 trigger Noir has experienced, it's a strong point for the firearm.

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