The Kimber KHX Pro is a 1911-pattern .45 ACP pistol with a 4-inch stainless steel match-grade barrel, 7-round capacity, and a KimPro II matte black finish on the stainless steel frame and slide. It weighs 38 oz empty. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: KHX Pro 
• Caliber: .45 ACP 
• Barrel Length: 4 inches 
• Overall Length: 8.7 inches 
• Height: 5.25 inches 
• Width: 1.28 inches 
• Weight (empty magazine): 38 ounces 
• Capacity: 7 rounds 
• Recoil Spring Weight: 22 pounds 
• Finish Color: Black 
• Manufacturer: Kimber 
   

Features 

The match-grade barrel has a 16-inch left-hand twist and ships with a match-grade bushing for tighter lockup tolerances. Hogue Magrip G-10 laser-enhanced grips replace the standard panels. The aluminum trigger is factory-set to approximately 4-5 lbs. Fiber optic sights handle target acquisition in varied lighting. A full-length guide rod provides consistent cycling. The KimPro II coating on the stainless steel frame and slide is a hard-surface treatment that resists wear and corrosion. 
 

Who It's For 

The KHX Pro is aimed at shooters who want a 1911 Commander-length .45 ACP with factory performance upgrades already installed. The G-10 grips, fiber optic sights, and match barrel are components that shooters often add aftermarket; buying them at the factory level simplifies the setup. The 7-round capacity is standard for this platform and caliber.

The Kimber KHX Pro draws feedback that splits between praise for build quality and questions about price-to-value.

Craftsmanship gets consistent positive marks. The fit and finish are what Kimber owners expect at this price tier — tight tolerances, quality materials, and a black finish that holds up well. Accuracy with quality ammunition comes up often in positive terms, and the laser grips are specifically mentioned as a useful aiming aid, particularly for shooters who struggle with iron sights.

The price point is the most common subject of debate. The KHX Pro costs more than many 1911 alternatives, and some buyers feel the premium is justified by the factory upgrades; others feel the same components could be sourced for less. .45 ACP recoil is described as manageable by experienced shooters but noticeable for beginners, which is expected for the cartridge and a 38 oz pistol. Ergonomic opinions vary more than usual — the 1911 grip angle and dimensions suit some hands well and not others.

Overall the KHX Pro lands as a well-made factory-upgraded 1911 that earns its price from buyers who value the out-of-the-box configuration.