Post by Doug Soal on May 16, 2022 19:55:11 GMT
I owned this for sometime. Sadly sold it a couple of years ago.
I saw this pistol on a Taiwan airsoft site. They were RA Tech. They are still going I think, and make upgraded parts for airsoft pistols and rifles.
I always admired it, but not having UKARA that’s all I did. Then through the kindness of a shooting range manager, who happened to also have a small airsoft skirmish club as part of his site I got a UKARA number.
First thing I did was email RA Tech, the lady who answered was very helpful and spoke perfect English. Sadly they only made 5 of these stainless steel Kimber, ( anodised gold), and they had all sold.
Disappointed I started looking around to see what else I could buy in steel pistols. Couple of days later I had an email from the same lady at RA Tech to say they had found they had one gold kimber in their stockroom and did I want it.
It came in a lovely wooden display case, unfortunately I never took pictures of that, but here is the pistol.
As you can see it had a few different grips while I owned it. It came with the rose-wood ones, and I finally sold it with the gold medallions ones fitted.
Not everyone’s cup of tea, and my shooting mates gave me a bit of stick on occasion, (the man with the golden gun etc).
WISH I hadn’t sold it though.
I saw this pistol on a Taiwan airsoft site. They were RA Tech. They are still going I think, and make upgraded parts for airsoft pistols and rifles.
I always admired it, but not having UKARA that’s all I did. Then through the kindness of a shooting range manager, who happened to also have a small airsoft skirmish club as part of his site I got a UKARA number.
First thing I did was email RA Tech, the lady who answered was very helpful and spoke perfect English. Sadly they only made 5 of these stainless steel Kimber, ( anodised gold), and they had all sold.
Disappointed I started looking around to see what else I could buy in steel pistols. Couple of days later I had an email from the same lady at RA Tech to say they had found they had one gold kimber in their stockroom and did I want it.
It came in a lovely wooden display case, unfortunately I never took pictures of that, but here is the pistol.
As you can see it had a few different grips while I owned it. It came with the rose-wood ones, and I finally sold it with the gold medallions ones fitted.
Not everyone’s cup of tea, and my shooting mates gave me a bit of stick on occasion, (the man with the golden gun etc).
WISH I hadn’t sold it though.
