Opinions would be nice...

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Originally Posted by Holly

Kimber won't actually release the pistol. After a year of waiting on the stainless, I decided that if it ever wound up in my hands I would no longer have the love for it that I once did. I was tired of waiting and tired of not being able to actually speak to anyone representing Kimber. They wouldn't even give the dealer I was purchasing from any solid information. I was just tired of it all.

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One year, eight months... got a phone call today that my Stainless Solo was in.

Now, I don't want it.

You're probably better off...now you can purchase 2 firearms with that cash..........

Holly, I stumbled into a Solo at my FLGS; had them put it back for me, did a little research, and bought it. Mine shoots straight as the road to hell, and it has fed everything I've fed it, from WWB to Gold Dots to snakeshot, and it has gone bang each and every time. Current round count is somewhere north of 300. If your shop still has it, take it, shoot the snot out of it, and call it good.
Listen to Steve's counsel about not prettying up a carry gun too much. The only thing harder on a pistol than carrying it on your person is dragging it behind your pickup with a log chain.
It's one of the things I really love about the LCP(beyond the total reliability); it's a tool, and nothing more.
Moon