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ccrn · 06-20-2009, 14:52

BTW I went ahead and bought this little gun so thought Id throw in a few comments about it.

Its quite a bit smaller than my USPc .45 and does conceal better.

I went to the range and put 300 rounds through it. Its a friggin nail driver just like its bigger brother and performed flawlessly.

I personally like the decocker on it better than my USPc V1. I dont have any problem decocking the USPc V1 or taking the safety off during presentation probably because I have bigger hands (and lots of dry fire), but the little decocker on the SK is closer and makes more sense to me.

Over all I like the USPc better not to mention the .45 round, but for a smaller chambered handgun the P2000sk V3 is an excellent choice if you are in fact going to carry a 9mm. I still carry the USPc 95% of the time, but in certain circumstances and applications the SK fits the bill and is a quality piece IMO-

06-20-2009, 14:52	#13
ccrn Guerrilla Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Event Horizon... Posts: 383	BTW I went ahead and bought this little gun so thought Id throw in a few comments about it. Its quite a bit smaller than my USPc .45 and does conceal better. I went to the range and put 300 rounds through it. Its a friggin nail driver just like its bigger brother and performed flawlessly. I personally like the decocker on it better than my USPc V1. I dont have any problem decocking the USPc V1 or taking the safety off during presentation probably because I have bigger hands (and lots of dry fire), but the little decocker on the SK is closer and makes more sense to me. Over all I like the USPc better not to mention the .45 round, but for a smaller chambered handgun the P2000sk V3 is an excellent choice if you are in fact going to carry a 9mm. I still carry the USPc 95% of the time, but in certain circumstances and applications the SK fits the bill and is a quality piece IMO- __________________ -Air in, blood out-
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