Introduced at the Shot Show. None of us aware beforehand. .357 and two inch barrel.

Interesting.

Got any photos?

http://www.kimberamerica.com/pistols/revolver

http://www.gunsandammo.com/shot-show-2016/first-look-kimber-k6s-revolver/

Lots more out there on Google as well.

MRSP. $899

Screw that. I want the Dan Wesson .357 mag with 3 interchangeable barrels.

This was probably the only gun that I knew, 100% for sure, would be a SHOT show this year based on all of the discussion here and every other weapons related forum in existence.

Very nice revolver, for revolver guys/gals.

Very nice revolver, for revolver guys/gals.

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This was probably the only gun that I knew, 100% for sure, would be a SHOT show this year based on all of the discussion here and every other weapons related forum in existence.

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Oh. I flat missed this one.

ill stick to Smith, thanks

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Heavy is good, heavy is reliable

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The guys at Kimber have been watching snatch....

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The guys at Kimber have been watching snatch....

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If it does not work, you can always hit them with it...

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ill stick to Smith, thanks

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Or the Ruger LCR, which was designed and delivered on the best double-action trigger pull in a revolver. I happened to be at SHOT the year the LCR was introduced, and many of us thought the sample weapons were possibly tweaked for the show (they were that good...). Retail units proved that was not the case.

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Heavy is good, heavy is reliable

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The guys at Kimber have been watching snatch....

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I said the whole quote to someone else, and I got a WTF look...

I try to get into Snatch as much as I can.

Kimber makes a really nice gun, but I'm a little surprised that someone introducing a "new" gun at SHOT would make it a snubby revolver. I realize there are still people that like them, but that seems to be the opposite direction of where the rest of the world is going.

Is it reliable?

Dan Wesson brought back a revolver. Revolvers are cool elegant machines. Esp. In the polymer pistol era.

My favorite pistol is a Kimber ultra cdp 2. That Kimber revolver is too heavy. Go look at the S&W titanium 357, mine weights 16 OZ loaded. You can get it down to 14oz if u get solid titanium. My chamber is stainless. These guns hard to find. Rough price $800ish. PM me w questions my brother was looking at kimber but has located a few of these S&Ws. He runs an ATM club in AZ.

I also have Ruger LCR 38 and S&W airweight. Great guns but the titanium lighter and better caliber. I wear mine as often as my wallet.

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Scanning through and this caught my eye. Mostly because I thought of hipoint when I read it.

I really don't get the weight argument. I wear a Ruger SP101 .357 with 3" barrel every single day. I think it weighs 27 ounces. Very heavy by others standards. With a good belt I can barely tell it is there. That extra inch of barrel really helps with accuracy and doesn't cause any problems with concealability. To each his own.

I get it, same with the Kimber Ultra Cdp 2. Much better gun than the S&W. Only good gun is the one on you and that little 357 has a holster grip that clips right inside jeans. Therefore, I leave it right by my wallet. Granted, this is an out the window, across the hood weapon. I agree w u 100%, but it is so friggin easy. The Kimber way more accurate.

This one also came with a flap holder for shorts, also very nice for summer. I still have a Sig p238 I throw in sometimes. If I know Im going into high risk area, always the Kimber.

Or the FN Tactical 45 suppressed or not. Cool clip in holster that will accommodate the suppressed version.

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I really don't get the weight argument. I wear a Ruger SP101 .357 with 3" barrel every single day. I think it weighs 27 ounces. Very heavy by others standards. With a good belt I can barely tell it is there. That extra inch of barrel really helps with accuracy and doesn't cause any problems with concealability. To each his own.

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Shhhhhhh... Don't tell anyone. Good "heavy" revolvers will get cheap...

Oh yes, harrumph harrumph... Too heavy indeed...