The Kimber Micro Two-Tone is a .380 ACP single-action semi-automatic pistol with a 2.75-inch barrel, satin finish, and checkered rosewood grips. It weighs 0.9 lbs (approximately 13.4 oz) and holds 7 rounds. 
 

Key Specifications 

• UPC: 669278332062 
• Caliber: .380 ACP 
• Action: Semi-Automatic 
• Capacity: 7 Rounds 
• Barrel Length: 2.75 inches 
• Weight: 0.9 lbs (approximately 13.4 ounces) 
• Finish: Satin with Rosewood Grips 
   

Detailed Features 

The 2.75-inch barrel and overall length of 5.6 inches put the Micro Two-Tone in true pocket-pistol territory. At 13.4 oz it carries light, though the 1911-style single-action trigger means you carry it with the hammer down on a loaded chamber or cocked-and-locked — worth understanding before you buy. 
 
The rosewood grips add texture and fill the hand well for a gun this small. Fixed low-profile sights keep the profile snag-free for pocket or IWB carry; tritium inserts help with low-light use. 
 
The two-tone look — satin stainless slide over a darker frame — distinguishes it from the standard all-stainless Micro lineup.

The Kimber Micro Two-Tone .380 ACP draws a familiar split between appreciation for build quality and concerns about value.

On the positive side, owners praise the aesthetics — the two-tone finish and rosewood grips draw compliments, and Kimber's machining quality is evident. The trigger pull is often called one of the smoothest in the pocket-pistol class, and the compact size works well for concealed carry. Many owners report reliable function once the pistol breaks in.

The criticisms are consistent. Price is the most common complaint — Kimber's MSRP runs higher than competitors offering similar .380 ACP performance, and some buyers question whether the premium is justified. There are occasional reliability reports in the first few hundred rounds before the gun settles in. A few owners note that .380 ACP itself draws debate as a defensive caliber, preferring 9mm in similar-sized guns. Finding holsters sized specifically for the Micro can also require some searching.

Overall, buyers who prioritize aesthetics, trigger feel, and Kimber's fit-and-finish tend to be satisfied. Those shopping primarily on value usually find better options at lower price points.