Kimber Custom LW Series II .45 ACP 1911, 5-Inch Two-Tone, Aluminum Alloy Frame, Match-Grade Stainless Barrel, Fiber-Optic Front Sight
This Kimber Custom LW Series II is a full-size, Government-length .45 ACP 1911 built with a lightweight aluminum alloy frame and a two-tone finish. It features a match-grade stainless steel barrel with a bushing, ambidextrous safety controls, and high-visibility sights. The slide is marked "CUSTOM LW," and the frame carries the Yonkers, NY USA marking.
Condition
Overall Condition: Fair condition, showing extensive signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Overall Condition: Good - Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Good Rifling - Intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: There are scratches and blemishes on the slide and frame. The action cycles smoothly, and the trigger pull is crisp. The bore is clean and shiny, and the rifling remains well-defined.
What's Included
- Kimber factory hard case
- Kimber paperwork/documentation
- 1911 barrel bushing wrench
- Three 7-round steel single-stack magazines
- Leather double magazine pouch
The Custom LW pairs a dark slide with a light gray aluminum alloy frame for a balanced two-tone presentation and reduced carry weight. The slide carries front and rear angled cocking serrations for confident manipulation, and it is roll-marked "CUSTOM LW." The non-railed dust cover maintains classic Government-profile lines.
Its 5-inch match-grade stainless steel barrel, fit with a traditional bushing, works with a Browning tilting-barrel system and a full-length guide rod. This setup is built around single-action-only operation in the 1911 platform and is tuned for consistent lockup.
Sights consist of a fiber-optic front in a dovetail and a fixed, serrated 2-dot rear that is drift-adjustable. Controls include an ambidextrous thumb safety and a grip safety, and this Series II pistol incorporates a Swartz firing pin safety.
Ergonomics and handling details include checkered double-diamond grips with medallions secured by hex-head screws, a smooth frontstrap, and a vertically serrated mainspring housing. The skeletonized commander-style hammer and a skeletonized 3-hole trigger with an over-travel screw round out the shooting interface.