The, new for 2008, African hunting rifle from Kimber. Chambered in .375 H&H.

Specs:

Caliber: .375 H&H Mag.
Approximate Weight: 8lbs. 10oz.
Overall Length (inches): 44.5

Stock:

• Checkering: 24 lines-per-inch
• Ebony forend tip
• Cheekpiece
• Finish: Hand-rubbed oil
• Recoil pad (black) thickness (inches): 1 inch
• Steel grip cap
• Length of pull: 13.75 inches
• Drop at heel: 0.49 inches
• Drop at comb: 0.59 inches

Barrel:

• Length: 24 inches
• Magnum contour
• Finish: Matte blue
• Twist rate (right hand): 12
• Grooves: 6
• Match grade chamber

Action:

• Full length Mauser claw extractor
• Finish: Matte blue
• Magazine capacity: 4
• Pillar bedding
• Glass bedding
• 3-position Model 70-type safety

Trigger:

• Adjustable
• Factory setting (pull) pounds: 3-3.5

Retail Price: $3196.00

Press release:

Yonkers, New York, January 8, 2007 – Kimber® has introduced the Model 8400â„¢ Caprivi, a spectacular rifle designed for hunting Africa’s dangerous game. The Caprivi Strip, from which the rifle takes its name, is a piece of wild Africa known for abundant wildlife; a place as rugged as it is beautiful.

The AA French walnut stock with hand-rubbed oil finish, ebony forend tip, 24-lpi wrap checkering and pancake cheekpiece set the Capriviâ„¢ well above all other production rifles. A barrel band swivel stud, Howell-style rear swivel stud and three-leaf rear express sight speaks to the rifle’s true purpose.

The heart of a rifle is the action, and the Caprivi does not disappoint. The Mauser claw extractor ensures positive feeding and extraction regardless of hunting conditions. The safety is a classic, three-position wing. The match grade barrel, chamber and trigger ensure accuracy. Finally, four .375 H&H cartridges ride in the magazine.

The Caprivi is certain to be an instant classic. Suggested retail price is $3,196. Like other Kimber rifles, the Caprivi is available from over 2,000 Kimber Master Dealers across America.

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