Kimber expands both semi-auto and wheel gun line at SHOT Show (PHOTOS)

New for 2017 is the Camp Guard 10, a striking two-tone 10mm Auto offered in conjunction with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation for those who venture into the backcountry. The cosmetics of RMEF-marked carved rosewood grips and a round heel frame are balanced by the more hard-serving matte black slide and Tactical Wedge 3-dot tritium night sights. MSRP is $1,228. (Photos: Chris Eger/Guns.com)

Kimber’s new and very compact Ultra CDP (Custom Defense Package) is available in .45ACP ($1,173) or 9mm ($1,194) and features a flush-cut barrel, extensive carry melting, aluminum frame and rosewood grips. Weight is just 25 ounces.

A product of Kimber’s Custom Shop is the Custom Covert, a 31-ounce charcoal finished aluminum framed carry gun that incorporates a Crimson Trace Laser in its distinctive urban camouflage grips. MSRP is $1,427.

The new K6S Stainless is $878 and offers a low-glare brushed stainless frame finish, black rubber grips, and standard three-dot sights. The Stainless (NS) version is the same model but with 3-dot tritiums for $919.

The K6S Stainless (LG) variant includes black wood and rubber Crimson Trace Master Series Lasergrips and runs $1,177.

A limited run of K6S First Edition .357 snubs are priced at $2,039 and are set off by a high-grade mirror-polished stainless steel finish and Pao Ferro wood grips. A more toned down model, the DCR (Deluxe Carry Revolver), has a smooth satin finish and runs $1,088.