Kimber R7 Mako 9mm 3.37"in barrel (OR)

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There’s nothing quite like Kimber’s new, uncompromising R7 Mako. Attention to detail, fit, and finish once reserved for the industry’s finest 1911s is now available in a 9mm subcompact, polymer striker fire. The R7 Mako is what every concealed carry handgun should be.

UNLIKE ANYTHING YOU'VE SEEN FROM KIMBER. OR ANYONE ELSE.

• High-capacity, 12-round micro-compact
• 14 rounds with included extended magazine
• Crimson Trace® CTS-1500 Reflex Sight (on optics-installed model)
• Mount any sight that fits the Shield pattern RMSc footprint on either the optics-ready or optics-installed model
• Co-witnessed tritium night sights with Glock-cut dovetail
• Performance Carry Trigger™

THE SIGHT PICTURE YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR

The optics-installed R7 Mako has everything you could ask for in a critical situation:

• CTS-1500 reflex sight for fast target acquisition and accurate shot placement
• Co-witnessed tritium night sights, Glock-cut for aftermarket options
• Optimized sight radius for enhanced accuracy
• Hooded ejection port to vent gasses and brass away from optic

MORE CAPACITY, FEWER RELOADS

• You told us you wanted more available rounds to send downrange, and more magazines. We heard you. The R7 Mako ships with a high-capacity, flush-fit standard magazine and a higher-capacity extended magazine. When rounds matter, they really matter. And the R7 Mako delivers. 

NOTHING ELSE COMES CLOSE

• We’ve fired them all. And there’s no trigger on any competitive micro-compact, striker-fired gun that even comes close to what you’ll experience with the R7 Mako. Even with a pull weight of 5.0 – 6.75 pounds, the R7 Mako’s trigger delivers the kind of smooth, consistent, short pull and clean, crisp break you’d expect from a single-action handgun.