This problem appears to be even more acute when gripping the gun with the thumb. But later he ads that his son has experienced similar problems, which is why he started to worry about the Kimber's safety. The discussion starter "noticed that the safety would engage during firing." At first, he thought that his grip was simply a bit off, as he's got big hands and you might as well know that the Micro 9 is more ideal for those with smaller hands. This problem is once again discussed on Kimber Talk, more particularly in this thread. Source: Another reason for concern frequently mentioned on the Internet is the Kimber Micro 9 safety. Some of the other contributors to the above mentioned thread say that a way to solve this problem (without having to send the magazine back to the producer) is to stop feeding the magazine at 6+1 rounds. When there are less rounds in the magazine, the nose dive ability is less too." A nice little "bump" to the back of the slide will usually put it back into battery. In this thread, the discussion starter says that the problem is "that top round when the magazine is full, it is allowed to nose down when the slide is feeding it to the chamber. This problem is discussed in depth on Kimber Talk, the most popular forum about guns developed by Kimber Manufacturing. The most frequently discuss Micro 9 magazine issue is the failure to feed, especially with the extended Kimber Micro 9mm 8 round magazine. While most of Kimber Micro 9 stock magazines won't give you any trouble at all, there are some concerns concerning odd magazines. Source: The first problem on our list concerns one of the most important parts of every firearm - the magazine. I'm saying some, because it's not a rule to experience all of the following issues, so don't panic.Īs long as you take good care of your Kimber and pair it up with a well made Kimber Micro 9 holster, I'm sure you'll be able to fully enjoy this tiny CCW wonder. And if you want to find out more about an endless range of benefits this pistol delivers, just check out our latest Kimber Micro 9mm review, available here.īut today, we're going to have a look at a couple of problems some of the Micro 9 owners might encounter. Its micro compact dimensions and high reliability certainly make it one of the best carry pistols based on the famous M1911 design. Source: It's safe to say that the Kimber Micro 9 is an excellent choice for everyday concealed carry.
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