I don't have a Kimber Caprivi in .458 Lott. I have a Kimber Talkeetna in .375 H&H.

I love it as much as any devoutly heterosexual man has a right to love a mechanical object.

Well, OK, that and the Cleveland Ford.

It's accurate and reliable. With the open sights I can keep it on a cigarrette box at 100 yards. I know this as I checked in Zimbabwe; I only shot out to 50 yards with the open sights at home but thanks to a screw I thought was firmly secured by loctite but wasn't it was open sights or nothing when I got to Zim.

I've heard that some find it difficult to reload as you must push fresh cartridges not only down but back. I've never found this to be an issue.