The Kimber Pro Carry II is a .45 ACP 1911-style pistol with a 4-inch match grade steel barrel, aluminum frame, and stainless steel slide with satin silver finish. It weighs 28 ounces empty, measures 7.7 inches overall, and holds 7 rounds. 
 

Key Specifications: 

• Caliber: .45 ACP 
• Barrel Length: 4 inches 
• Overall Length: 7.7 inches 
• Height (90 deg to barrel): 5.25 inches 
• Weight (with empty magazine): 28 ounces 
• Capacity: 7 rounds 
• Finish: Stainless Steel (Satin Silver) 
• Recoil Spring: 20 pounds 
• Trigger Weight Setting: Approximately 4.0 - 5.0 pounds 
   

Features 

• 4-inch match grade steel barrel, 1:16 left-hand twist 
• Full-length guide rod 
• Fixed low-profile sights 
• Double Diamond rosewood grips 
• Aluminum match grade trigger (4-5 lb factory setting) 
• Lightweight aluminum frame 
   

Usage 

The Pro Carry II sits between full-size and compact 1911s in a comfortable middle ground. The 4-inch barrel and aluminum frame keep weight at 28 oz while retaining the full .45 ACP cartridge. It works for concealed carry and home defense, and the match grade barrel and trigger make it accurate enough for range use. The 7-round single-stack capacity is standard for a .45 ACP 1911, which is worth considering if you're comparing against double-stack alternatives.

Owners of the Kimber Pro Carry II Stainless in .45 ACP are generally positive, with build quality getting the most consistent praise. The stainless finish and fit and finish quality are frequently cited as standouts, and accuracy out of the box draws favorable comments from most owners.

Ergonomics and grip comfort come up often in positive feedback, and recoil is considered manageable for the caliber.

Negative feedback clusters around a few specific areas. Price is the most common friction point. Buyers acknowledge the quality but question whether the premium over comparable 1911s is justified. Seven-round capacity is a recurring consideration for those evaluating it against higher-capacity options.

A few owners mention a break-in period before the pistol ran cleanly, which is common with Kimber 1911s generally but still draws frustration from new buyers expecting immediate reliability.

Kimber's customer service gets polarized reviews. Some owners have had positive warranty experiences, others less so.

Overall, the Pro Carry II is regarded as a quality .45 ACP 1911 at a premium price, with the aluminum frame and 4-inch barrel making it a practical carry gun for those who want Kimber's build quality in a slightly more compact package.