It was barking last week. So was the M1 Garand. The steel pate at 200 yards now has severe PTSD. Also burned off 500 or so lead .45 ACP's through the other Kimber and the 1911 carbine. Have another 1500 or so lead boolits to get rid of. Hate shooting lead.

Made me wonder if the noise of a 30-06 hitting steel at 200 yards was the same as hitting a helmet at 200 yards. Either way, that had to have seriously rattled some noggin's back in the day.

Keith - we need to go hit some "long" steel. I want to see if I can hit anything at 400-500 yards. Figure that's probably the max range for me with the Kimber. Damn spaghetti thin barrel is unforgiving to those who do not know how to shoot an ultra lightweight mountain gun.

Critters be dead at 200 yards. Want to see what it can do at 300....400...and 500.

PS. Good freakin' luck finding ammo for it. I'm putting factory 180 grain Nosler Trophy Grade AccuBond's through it.