Kimber Covert IIs TRIO SAMMY REESE Photos: Ichiro Nagata ne is none, two is one and when you are talking Kimber Covert IIs, three is fun. Editor Dave dropped the plain brown box on my desk. I knew from the shape it most likely held guns. In this case it had three, all three sizes of the new Kimber Covert II series — full-size Custom Covert II, Pro Covert II and the Ultra Covert II were unwrapped checked for clear and fondled. When I asked Dave who was going to review them, he didn’t respond. When I looked up he had the cat-that-ate the-canary grin on his face. “You dude,” was his reply as he walked away. The results of my begging and pleading for a feature in COP were now being paid back in triplicate. “By the way, I need it by next Tuesday.” It was Friday Damn, now I have to go the range. Luckily, Jeff Hoffman had recently sent three different Blackhills .45 ACP loads for another test. O The Guns All three look alike — the dimensions obviously aren’t the same. The two-tone desert tan KimPro II finish frame wrapped in the digital 40 WWW.AMERICANCOPMAGAZINE.COM • JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2008
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