Kimber Ultra TLE II Gen 2 .45 ACP Tactical Pistol w/ Night Sights

Name: Kimber Ultra TLE II Gen 2 .45 ACP Tactical Pistol w/ Night Sights
Brand: Kimber
SKU: UCBmXvdbv
Availability: InStock

The Kimber Ultra TLE II Gen 2 .45 ACP Tactical Pistol w/ Night Sights is a .45 ACP compact handguns from Kimber. It is available from 2 vendors at $953.35 to $1059.99.

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Product Information

Name: Kimber Ultra TLE II Gen 2 .45 ACP Tactical Pistol w/ Night Sights

Brand: Kimber

Category: Compact Handguns

Caliber: .45 ACP

Barrel Length: 3"

Capacity: 7 rounds

UPC: 669278323411

SKU: UCBmXvdbv

Description

The Kimber Ultra TLE II is a compact .45 ACP 1911 built for tactical and defensive use. It shares the classic 1911 platform but trimmed to a 3-inch barrel and 6.8-inch overall length, keeping it concealable without stepping down to a smaller caliber. At 25 oz empty it's lighter than a full-size steel 1911, though still substantial enough to absorb the .45 ACP's recoil reasonably well.

Key Specifications

Model: Ultra TLE II
Caliber: .45 ACP
Barrel Length: 3 inches
Overall Length: 6.8 inches
Height (90° to barrel): 4.75 inches
Width: 1.28 inches
Weight (with empty magazine): 25 ounces
Capacity: 7 rounds
Finish: Matte Black
Frame Material: Aluminum
Slide Material: Steel
Trigger Pull Weight: Approximately 4.0 - 5.0 lbs

Features

The three-dot tritium night sights are fixed and low-profile, useful in low-light without snagging on a holster. G-10 grips are aggressively textured. They bite into your hand under recoil, which helps with the compact frame. The match-grade aluminum trigger breaks cleanly at 4-5 lbs. A full-length guide rod and ramped barrel improve feeding consistency, which matters in a compact 1911 that can be finicky with certain ammo profiles.

Complete Specifications

Caliber	.45 ACP
Model	Ultra TLE II
Capacity	7 rounds
Magazines included	0
Barrel length	3"
Overall length	6.8"
Weight	25 oz
Action	Single Action
Finish	Matte Black
Frame material	Aluminum
Color	Black
Sights	Fixed low-profile tritium 3-dot night sights

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the Kimber Ultra TLE II?

The Ultra TLE II is chambered in .45 ACP.

Who makes the Ultra TLE II?

The Ultra TLE II is made by Kimber.

What is the barrel length of the Kimber Ultra TLE II?

It has a 3-inch barrel.

How many rounds does the Kimber Ultra TLE II hold?

It has a 7-round capacity.

What type of firearm is the Kimber Ultra TLE II?

It is a compact 1911-platform pistol with an aluminum frame and steel slide, finished in matte black.

Does the Kimber Ultra TLE II have night sights?

Yes, it comes with three-dot tritium night sights.

Where can I buy the Kimber Ultra TLE II?

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What Reviewers Say

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Man this makes an excellent small concealed carry option that has a lot of power.

sootch00

That is really a very well done checkering job and it gives this gun a very tight feel to it it feels like you've really got it held in your hand.

sootch00

Now I'll just be honest 45 ACP and a really small package like this you know it does pack a wallup but it's very manageable.

sootch00

There is absolutely not even a little bit of movement or if it is it is almost imperceivable very slight very well fitted.

sootch00

1911s are known for having exceptional triggers and that has to do with it being single action so we have takeup right to here very short take up we hit a definite wall and then a very nice crisp break.

sootch00

Customers Say

AI-generated insights derived from customer reviews and discussions on popular gun-enthusiast forums.

The Kimber Ultra TLE II Gen 2 draws praise for fit, finish, and accuracy. The trigger is a common highlight, smooth break, consistent pull, and the night sights get positive marks from anyone who carries it in low-light environments. It carries well given the 3-inch barrel.

The criticisms tend to cluster around two areas. First, reliability: some owners have had failures to feed or eject, particularly during a break-in period or with certain hollow-point profiles. This is somewhat expected with compact 1911s, but it comes up enough to be worth noting. Second, recoil in such a short, lightweight frame can feel snappy, which puts off some shooters. Price is another frequent topic. Most agree the quality is there, but opinions split on whether it justifies the cost versus comparable options. Customer service experiences vary widely by account.