https://www.kimberamerica.com/pro-tle-ii
Some notes after researching/considering/studying this model. I just never got around to buying one. Some other guns or ammo always seemed to get bought instead.
The "Pro" name/designation is Kimber's way of indicating it's a 4" barrel with full-size grip. It's not really a "Commander" type as "Commander" usually indicates having a barrel bushing while Kimber uses a bull-barrel (no bushing). Holsters, however, are generally the same for a Kimber Pro and a Colt Commander.
Unless things have changed without notice, Kimber used to recommend an 800-round recommended recoil spring change interval for its "Pro" models. Wolff springs had a specific spring made just for the Kimber Pro models which was a go-to replacement spring (#32725). I read somewhere some folks did say the spring made the slide a bit harder to manually cycle.
https://www.gunsprings.com/KIMBER/Compact & Pro Carry/cID1/mID32/dID413
Later, Wilson-Combat also came out with its flat-wire recoil spring kit. I've no opinion on this kit and haven't spoken with anyone who's tried it:
https://shopwilsoncombat.com/Flat-W...-45-ACP-Chrome-Silicon-22-Lb/productinfo/651/
A Kimber Pro TLE II does have a Swartz grip-safety-activated firing pin safety system. For some people, this is just a no-go.
There are a few more parts during a detail strip, making it a bit more difficult to reassemble. Some folks complained of safety mis-timing where the trigger can be pulled before the safety is completely out of the way. There are a few fixes or tuning methods to cure this, if necessary.
Mainly, it's mandatory to not depress the grip safety when reinstalling the slide to frame during a regular field strip, to avoid damaging the firing pin safety's "push-rod"; not a big deal, but something some people just don't like.
I've Kimber 1911s to be good production-level guns. $800 is easily $2k to $3k less than the high-end 4.25" 1911s on the market from makers like Wilson-Combat, Nighthawk Custom, Guncrafter Industries, etc.
Note: I don't or haven't owned a 4" Kimber Pro model, but would consider it. Let us know if you buy the subject gun; post some pictures; & give us a review if you get it.