Kimber K6S Combat?

[Triggernosis]

Does anyone have the 4" K6S Combat? I'm wondering how regulated the rear sight is with regards to windage? I believe the rear is driftable for windage, but I don’t want to have to drive it so far one way or the other that it looks bad.
Does anyone have any experience with the Combat?

 

[reddog81]

Mine came centered and I haven’t moved the sight at all. It’s a quality gun.

 

[Triggernosis]

Mine came centered and I haven’t moved the sight at all. It’s a quality gun.

I can't find one anywhere locally to actually lay hands on, so I will probably have to buy one off gunbroker and have it shipped to my FFL.

 

[Jcon72]

As a die-hard Smith fan I have to admit those Kimbers are beautiful pieces and it would be nice to try one.

 

[Triggernosis]

As a die-hard Smith fan I have to admit those Kimbers are beautiful pieces and it would be nice to try one.

Yep. A 6-shooter the same size as a J-frame with better quality (based on my last two S&W experiences) is a winner.

 

[reddog81]

As a die-hard Smith fan I have to admit those Kimbers are beautiful pieces and it would be nice to try one.

The cylinder is even recessed like old school S&W's and even they make them without the ugly lock. My one gripe is that the barrel on the 4" models looks a little too beefy. It'd be better with a half lug.

 

[dickydalton]

I like my 4", 2" K6S and just picked up a K6XS that I just fired today. The XS is very light and the recoil with 38+Ps wasn't bad at all. The DA on the XS is the best of all three.

 

[Lucnic]

I have a 2” DOA and a 3” DASA. Both shot point of aim right out of the box. The trigger on the DASA is really good. They are expensive but I believe worth every penny.

 

[Triggernosis]

Thanks, everyone.