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Originally Posted by notorious
I am still better with my S&W 1911 when it comes to target shooting, but the XDS is no slouch even though it has roughly half the barrel.
The trigger is what surprised me. It reminds me of a two-stage, the first part of the trigger pull is very light, and the last part is crisp and short.
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I still intend on buying a 1911 at some point and time but I'd like the new S&W scallopped .45 and those a pricey. The story with my friend's Kimber is that, yes, he needed the money because he was moving but the only reason he sold the Kimber is because the XDS made the Kimber expendable.
I'm all for keeping guns due to long term value. But my friend was just tired of the Kimber problems and when a guy offered him as much money as he paid for it, and he had the XDS, and he was moving (sometimes when you move you sell stuff) he got rid of the Kimber.
But when he shot the XDS at the range, he was very, very pleased with it. Especially after the Kimber issues.