If you go Kimber, look the particular gun over _very_ carefully before you pay the money. My dad recently bought one of the Team Match IIs in .45, and had some serious problems with it due to very poor finishing work on the barrel (crown was totally effed up, and had the "wave" just in front of the chamber from machining the lugs).
My current Custom II has a big ding in the slide rails on the frame that I didn't catch until it was too late.
I have had two Kimbers and have generally been very happy with them, just a little "know before you go".