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Originally Posted by Team Sergeant
Kimber, 1911, Springfield, call them what you like their still 1911’s with a fancy new name. Funny thing is they jam just the same as they did 25 years ago, and require the same amount of gunsmithing.
You need not believe me, just take a Kimber, or any other 1911 out of the box and run 1000 rounds of factory ammo through it. Do the same with a USP.
BTW the USP I used to shoot bullet holes through bullet holes have never been worked on, never seen a gun smith, hell, I've never even adjusted the sights.
Enjoy your 1911’s (Kimbers), I do hope you can also afford the gun smith bills that go along with them.
TS
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I don't own anything I can't fix and I do agree that the USP is the best out of the box. I wouldn't own 3 different variations of them if I had any issues (USP45, USP40c and USP45 Tactical). 1911's are popular and as such the parts for them are readily available. H&K parts are hard to track down and pricey. Customization of the 1911 is the primary reason why I have them. I own 2 1911's and think that they fit my need for fun.
On another note, I understand that you are a H&K supporter, I meant no disrespect TS, I just know that you'd jump on the oppurtunity to put forth your much appreciated wisdom on the topic.
I do plan on giving you a heads up when I come out so you can show me what I can do with my USP's.
