Kimber Micro9 Rapide "Black Ice" semi auto pistol chambered in 9mm. Featuring a 3.2" match barrel with black TiN finish, Kimpro silver and gray finished stainless steel slide with lightning cuts, and aluminum frame with front strap stippling, ambi safety, gray G10 grips, and Tru-Glo TFX Pro day/night tritium and fiber optic sights. Includes one 7rd magazine. Mfg #3300223

ATTENTION: Firearms ONLY ship to an FFL holder (or C&R if eligible). If you do not have an FFL (Federal Firearms License) then you must find one in your area to do the transfer for you, and you must enter their address as the shipping address on your order. Due to FedEx and UPS requirements, handguns ship separately from ammunition via 2 day delivery. You must be age 21 or over to purchase.

ATTENTION: The following locations have firearm restrictions.
California - Handguns must be approved by CA DOJ (except C&Rs), please check the California Roster of Handguns Certified for Sale to see if this gun is legal to purchase. No assault rifles. C&R handguns sent only to 01 FFLs. C&R holders must also send a COE to receive rifles.
Connecticut - No assault rifles or semi auto shotguns with detachable mag.
Delaware - No assault weapons.
Hawaii - No assault pistols.
Illinois - No assault weapons. FOID card for the customer, dealer, or C&R holder must be on file.
Maryland - Handguns made after 1984 must be approved by MD DOJ. No assault rifles. No assault pistols. No folding pistol grip shotguns.
Massachusetts - Handguns made after 1997 must be approved by MA DOJ. C&R handguns are sent to 01 FFL dealers only. No assault rifles.
New Jersey - C&R handguns are sent to 01 FFL dealers only, No assault rifles.
New York - C&R handguns are sent to 01 FFL dealers only. No assault rifles. No assault pistols, or pistol version of rifles.
Oregon - All firearms must be sent to 01 FFL dealers only, not 03 C&R holders, including C&R firearms.
Washington DC - no firearms.
NOTE: "Melting Point" laws in Hawaii, Minnesota, Massachusetts, and Illinois may prohibit some guns, it is your responsibility to check local laws before ordering to make sure you can receive your firearm.