omg. kimberly cracked it

[cam1936]

Pisses me off to no end when people do this. I imagine people like this have rolls of tinfoil in every room of their house.

I don't get it. He doesn't like to product, acted like his defective rifle was clear proof that every Montana is of dubious strength, the group consensus was that he was wrong and then he deletes all of his posts. Odd.

 

[crazy_davey]

Dave is our Kimber Montana expert.

Trusting Dave's advice, I have bought and owned a couple of Montanas and a couple of Kimber Classics.
And I have not been disappointed. Thank you, Dave.

Thanks for posting the links.

No expert. Just have had enough first hand experience with Kimbers to call bull poop when someone goes off the rails because of one bad out of the box experience. And then, he uses a 8 year old picture where a guy on a mountain hunt fell on his rifle to try and prove his point.

If what Dan says is true that his stock was cracked the very first day he owned it out of the box, I understand his frustration. What I don't get is slagging a company and product when he wont even call them to see what can be done to remedy the situation. And like I said, no matter what happens now with Dan and his rifle, he will be unhappy, his mind is made up.

 

[NB444]

Kimber Montana stocks, made of kevlar/carbon fibre composite, are considered in the industry as among the strongest ever manufactured.
Below is a 'torture test' that demonstrates how incredibly strong they are:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gRe--sqEGg

Indeed, not just the stocks, but the overall quality of the entire Kimber Montana rifle is superb.
Check out this independent review conducted in the UK:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gVgdnDJZpU

Dave is our Kimber Montana expert.

Trusting Dave's advice, I have bought and owned a couple of Montanas and a couple of Kimber Classics.
And I have not been disappointed. Thank you, Dave.

I have one in 300 win mag and will agree with the UK commentator that the stock seems to absorb recoil. There is no noticeable difference between it and my Remington which is 1 lb heavier