KIMBER ECLIPSE TARGET II
Introduced in 2002, the Kimber Eclipse Target has quickly grown to become one of the most popular models in the Kimber line. Kimber Eclipse slides and frames are made from stainless steel. They are finished in durable matte black oxide, then all flat surfaces are brush-polished. This leaves inset and curved surfaces matte black, resulting in a look that sets them apart from other 1911 pistols. To further complement the look, Kimber Eclipse models are fitted with black small parts and a set of gray/black laminated grips checkered in the classic double diamond pattern. While it's tempting to keep the Kimber Eclipse as a "safe queen," they're made to shoot. Beyond all the match grade features found on every Kimber, each Eclipse has a 30 LPI checkered front strap for a more secure grip, a Premium Aluminum Trigger and Meprolight Tritium night sights – all from the Custom Shop. The Eclipse Target II comes with a five-inch barrel with a barrel bushing, and adjustable bar/dot night sights. It is available in .45 ACP. Click here to visit Gunshopfinder.com's Kimber pistol page. Or, to find a Kimber dealer in your area, select a state and then click "Submit." Looking for a laser for your Kimber? Check out the Crimson Trace laser grips we have for all models of Kimber pistols.
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