The Kimber Pro Carry II Cali is a single-action semi-automatic 1911-style pistol in .45 ACP. It has a 4" match-grade carbon steel barrel, 8-round capacity, weighs 1.75 lbs (28 oz), and has a satin silver frame with matte black slide. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Kimber America 
• Model: Pro Carry II Cali 
• Action: Semi-Automatic (Single Action) 
• Caliber: .45 ACP 
• Barrel Length: 4 inches 
• Capacity: 8 rounds 
• Weight: 1.75 lbs (28 oz) 
• Sights: Open notch rear sight; fiber optic front sight 
• Finish: Satin Silver (Frame), Matte Black (Slide) 
   
  The aluminum frame keeps the weight at 28 oz., light for a .45 ACP 1911 platform. The 4" carbon steel match-grade barrel gives up 1" vs. a Government-length gun but retains solid accuracy, and the compact form makes it easier to carry concealed. Rubber grips give a secure hold in different conditions. The ambidextrous safety works for both left- and right-handed shooters. 
   
  The "Cali" designation means the configuration is California-compliant, which is worth noting if you're in a restricted state. The single-action trigger is the classic 1911 feel, light, consistent break after thumb-cocking.

The Kimber Pro Carry II Cali gets mixed but generally favorable feedback. Build quality is the most consistent positive. Kimber's fit and finish on the satin silver/matte black configuration is well-regarded, and the compact aluminum frame design works for carry without feeling flimsy.

Performance with various .45 ACP loads comes up positively. The smooth action and accuracy are regularly praised, and the 28 oz. weight is considered reasonable for the caliber.

The price is the most common point of friction. Some owners feel it runs high relative to comparable 1911 platforms from other manufacturers. Weight is occasionally mentioned as higher than polymer alternatives, though that's a design category difference, not a defect.

Maintenance requirements come up in a few discussions. The tight tolerances that contribute to accuracy and feel also mean more attentive cleaning and lubrication compared to looser-tolerance designs. That's a known 1911 characteristic.

California compliance discussions note that the "Cali" version has feature differences from non-compliant models, which affects availability in some states.