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Review: Kimber K6s .357 Mag. Revolver
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The Kimber K6s revolver is available in eight different models, all in .357 Mag. The model shown above is the company's K6s Stainless variant. Sometimes life forces us to find compromise. Those of us who choose to carry a firearm for self-defense sometimes stumble over the three words “concealed-carry weapon.” It seems simple enough. “Concealed” implies a small gun that can be easily hidden on your person. “Carry” suggests it should be lightweight so it can be comfortably carried for an extended period of time. |
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Nine hundred bucks?
I don' theen so, Loosie. |
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