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Kimber 84M Hunter Pro Desolve Blak

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19 January 2024, 17:02
DoubleDon
Kimber 84M Hunter Pro Desolve Blak
Morning all

Just wanted to share. All of my bolt guns are Remington 700's with Jewell triggers. Less than a month ago I decided to burn my Cabela's points and purchased this Kimber in 6.5 Creedmoor. Weight 5# 7.2 oz. bare gun. With Talley alloy mounts and Leopold VX Freedom 4-12x40 the package weighs 6# 6.4 oz.. Factory trigger set at 3.5# with no creep. Bought a box of ammo, sighted it in (1" group) and killed a couple deer and a turkey with it. Easily adjusted the trigger to 2.0#. I was thrilled so much that yesterday I purchased the same rifle in .308. Weight 5# 4oz. bare gun. Topped with Talley mounts and Minox ZA5 2-10x40. Adjusted trigger to 2.0#. Package weighs 6# 5.4 oz.

https://www.rifleshootermag.co...ve-blak-rifle/458640


Deo Vindice,

Don

Sons of Confederate Veterans Black Horse Camp #780
20 January 2024, 00:52
Rockdoc
Fabulous. That’s a great combo.

I like the Pro Desolve stock much better than the standard Hunter stock on my 6.5CM. I tried to buy a stock from someone in the US to change mine but wouldn’t post to Aus. Unfortunately Kimber aren’t sending anything to importers in Australia at the moment.

I guess you could make it lighter if you wanted by removing the sound deadening in the butt. Don’t know what effect that would have on balance though.


DRSS
23 January 2024, 01:19
Rockdoc
Hey Kolo thats not a Hunter Big Grin

Have a 270WSM looks identical though.


DRSS
26 January 2024, 22:32
Blacktail53
Doubledon,

I have exactly the same rifle in .308. I topped it with a fairly big scope, a SWFA 3x9 MQ. The total package weight is 7 1/4#. I shot it just yesterday and it's a keeper.

I own 3 of the Kimber hunters now. My favorite is my 6.5CM and the other is a 7-08. Both are scoped identical to the 308.

They're a great package. Light enough to pack all day and plenty of power and range for just about any situation.


Elk, it's what's for dinner..