NEW for 2019: Kimber Mountain Ascent Subalpine in 5 Popular Calibers

Adam Scepaniak
by Adam Scepaniak

Kimber has taken their feathery-light Mountain Ascent rifle and introduced a NEW Subalpine iteration. New for 2019, the Mountain Ascent Subalpine shares many of the original features and is being rolled out in 5 popular, western hunting cartridges. It actually is a blend of two rifles from Kimber, their Subalpine and Mountain Ascent individually, bringing the best qualities of each into a new package for hunters and shooting enthusiasts.

All of these new offerings carry Kimber’s “Sub-MOA Performance Guarantee,” have a 3-Position Wing Safety, and have an MSRP across the board of $2,082. Where the price is absolutely hefty the rifles themselves are quite light. Punching in at 4 Lbs. 13 Oz. for the .308 Win selection and creeping up from there, the Kimber Mountain Ascent Subalpine rifles are definitely light enough to ascend a mountain. Some other key characteristics can be read below as provided by Kimber:

  • Fluted Bolt, Bolt Handle & Hollow Bolt Knob
  • Full-Length Mauser Claw Extractor delivers Superior Controlled-Round Feeding & Extraction
  • Muzzle Brake & Thread Protector, 7/16×28 Thread per Inch (TPI)
  • Reinforced Carbon Fiber Stock in soft touch Gore Optifade Subalpine
  • 24″ – 26″ Fluted Barrels
NEW for 2019: Kimber Mountain Ascent Subalpine

These new rifles also boast a Match-Grade quality trigger, chamber and barrel. A threaded muzzle also affords the shooter to choose whether they would like to place a muzzle brake out front for less recoil or a silencer for less noise. Another simple touch of added utility most all shooters should appreciate.

Since these rifles are meant for charging mountains and seizing the day, Kimber purposefully chose 5 cartridges perfect for that task.

  • .280 Ackley Improved | .280 Ack. Imp.
  • .308 Winchester | .308 Win.
  • .30-06 Springfield | .30-06 Sprg.
  • .300 Winchester Short Magnum | .300 WSM
  • .300 Winchester Magnum | .300 Win. Mag.
NEW for 2019: Kimber Mountain Ascent Subalpine

Once again, the benchmarked MSRP for these new offerings are $2,082. While we are in the midst of hunting seasons for various big-game throughout the United States this time of year, do these rifles have you intrigued? Intrigued enough to pony up $2K to purchase? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below! We always appreciate your feedback.

Adam Scepaniak
Adam Scepaniak

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  • Paul Hacker Paul Hacker on Nov 08, 2018

    If you got the money honey....

    But I don't got a dime!

    • Iksnilol Iksnilol on Nov 10, 2018

      @Paul Hacker I ain't got a dollar baby when I do
      Gonna go and spend it all on you

  • DropGun25 DropGun25 on Nov 09, 2018

    I know most people Crap on Kimbers but aside from their prices, I'm slowly becoming a fan of what they are producing. Especially these light weight hunting rifles.

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    • Iksnilol Iksnilol on Nov 10, 2018

      @BeefMcQueef C'mon, es ist ein Amerikaner, they're too poor for zee Swarovski optiks.

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