Right there on the side of it: Yonkers, NY.
I would rather sell STI, a Texas company.
Maybe it a anti-YETI, kinda thing...

Is the rollpin for the front sight sticking out?

From what I'm seeing they pretty much built the perfect pocket revolver, not a sharp angle or anything to grab or get hung up on clothing. Now if they built it with a crappy or heavy trigger they ruined the whole thing.

It's designed for concealed carry, with pocket carry, even with a holster, a hammer is an impediment. Having a hammer creats an opening for junk to get in. When I carryed every day I often had a snub in my jacket pocket when heavy clothes made getting to the Kahr on my hip difficult. It's a niche gun with features optimized for that niche.

I was just thinking I needed an $850 hammerless pocket .38S that only looks better than a $250 gun....but that Kimber doesn't even look better. Can't see the point spending that much on a belly gun.

But there are many who will.

But it's a 357.

Yes sir, just because it says Kimber people will buy it

SW makes one with a light weight frame. Dad bought one for my mom for Christmas. I hear folks complain about ruger lcp triggers, bit they are far better than any double action hammer less revolver I've shot.

I agree.

I handled several pocket sized revolvers, and shot two different models. The Ruger LCR-357 came home with me primarily because of the trigger. Yeah, it's snappy with 158gr magnums, but it's not designed for pleasure shooting like my larger/heavier guns. My wife is just plain deadly with hers inside of 10-12 yards.

It's a six shot, from what I've read, it's more of a Detective Special sized 357.

...and a .38S too. Not much difference in that size gun. I think the choice between the Kimber and the Ruger is the $400 you'd have left over with the LCR.

I carried snubs a lot there is a lot to be said for six rounds over five. The MSRP of the 357 LCR is $669 vs $899 for the Kimber. I've carried a Detective Special, Taurus 85, and a Chief Special Airweight. For holster use I preferred the Detective Special inside the pocket carry the Airweight. The Speer Gold Dot short barrel loads do give a big edge in performance to the 357.

Ruger sells for way less than MSRP, Kimber won't. I'm sure the faithful with like it. Glad we all have options in life.

Looks like a "Get Off Me MF" gun.