The Kimber Micro Desert Night is a compact semi-automatic pistol chambered in .380 ACP. The Desert Tan KimPro finish gives it a practical outdoor look. It's built around the 1911 pattern scaled down for concealed carry and backup use. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Kimber 
• Model: Micro Desert Night 
• Caliber: .380 ACP 
• Action: Semi-Automatic 
• Barrel Length: 2.75 inches 
• Capacity: 7 rounds 
• Weight: 13.4 oz (with empty magazine) 
• Finish: Desert Tan KimPro 
   

Features 

The frame is aluminum, the slide is stainless steel — a combination that keeps the pistol light without sacrificing durability. Fixed low-profile three-dot tritium night sights are standard, which is a meaningful inclusion for a carry gun. Tan/black G10 grips provide grip without being aggressive on the hand. Trigger pull is approximately 7 lbs, which is on the heavier side but consistent with the safety expectations of a carry pistol. 
 
Overall dimensions sit at roughly 5.6 inches long and 4 inches tall, making it genuinely concealable in most holster configurations.

The Kimber Micro Desert Night in .380 ACP draws predictable feedback given the Kimber price point and the platform.

Owners who prioritize carry ergonomics tend to be satisfied. The compact size and light weight are the most consistently praised attributes. The tan finish is specifically appreciated by buyers who wanted a desert-pattern carry gun. At short defensive ranges, accuracy is considered adequate, and the tritium sights get positive mentions for low-light use. Many owners report a smooth enough trigger for the category.

The criticisms are also consistent. Reliability with some ammo types or during extended range sessions comes up more often than it should for a pistol at this price. The short grip is functional for carry but uncomfortable during longer shooting sessions for shooters with larger hands. The Kimber pricing draws ongoing debate — some buyers feel the brand's fit and finish justify the cost, others feel competing options deliver comparable performance for less. Overall, the Micro Desert Night sits in a comfortable niche for carry-focused buyers who want a 1911-pattern .380, with the trade-offs being price and occasional reliability concerns.