Kimber Stainless II WMFGA -FIRST SERIALIZED EXAMPLE- #WMFGA000

Bryant Ridge Co. is proud to present a once-in-a-generation offering direct from the legendary Kimber Vault—an extraordinary collection of firearms that have never before been released to the public. These remarkable pieces include Serial Number One examples, rare prototypes, and factory display & salesman samples, ALL of which were retained internally for decades by Kimber's Founder, Owner, & CEO, Leslie Edelman. 

Until now, these firearms have remained unseen outside of the company’s inner circle, making this a truly unprecedented opportunity for collectors. Each firearm will be accompanied by an official Kimber Factory Certificate of Authenticity, further solidifying its provenance and historical significance. 

As the exclusive outlet entrusted with their release, Bryant Ridge Co. offers collectors a unique chance to acquire historically significant Kimber firearms with unmatched provenance and desirability. 

Bryant Ridge Co. is pleased to present this semi-automatic pistol today for a penny-start auction; this is the Kimber Stainless II (WMFGA Centennial Edition) with Serial Number #WMFGA000! 

This Kimber Factory Letter documents a Stainless II (WMFGA) pistol, identified by the serial number WMFGA000. This specific firearm is chambered in .45 ACP and is configured with a 5-inch barrel, a Stainless finish, and Wood grips. According to the remarks, this example represents the first serialized firearm produced within its production model line, marking the official beginning of that model's manufacturing history. As with many inaugural examples, firearms bearing Serial Number One were retained within the personal collection of Leslie Edelman, founder and owner of Kimber. The document, signed by Leslie Edelman, states that the pistol was released from the Kimber Vault on February 6, 2026, and delivered to Bryant Ridge Co. in Liberty, Kentucky. 

Although no official records exist for this specific prototype design, it can reasonably be inferred that this example was produced as a “Mock-Up”. In our research, we have not found any indications that this particular model was put into production whatsoever.