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Old 07-21-2004, 22:06   #16
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I have the full size USP 45 Hk and have fired about 1k rounds of all diffents brands of ammo and have never had a problem. probly one of the best pistols i have ever fired.
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Old 07-21-2004, 22:17   #17
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Any problems with that H&K? The folks I know that have them seem to have a lot of malfunctions with them.
Nope, I've got 5 of them and have yet to have a malfunction.

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Old 07-21-2004, 22:21   #18
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Damn! Sounds like you like them as much as I like glocks!

The guys with the Malf. H&K's were Squeals...maybe they teach them a different kind of maintenance....
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Old 07-21-2004, 22:30   #19
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I cut my teeth on 1911's. Owned about 5 of them also. Spent untold money keeping them running. That's over. The 1911 was state of the art, in the year 1911. I'll never buy another.

Time to embrace new tech. As a red blooded American I'm sad we cannot make a "new" high tech handgun. Changing the name of a 1911 over and over and over just doesn't cut it anymore, at least not to me. Time to move on to a piece that's way ahead of "single" action, and designed for "right" handed shooters only.

I don't get paid by HK. As you can see there are no HK ad's on this site. Yeah, I like them.

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Old 07-21-2004, 22:37   #20
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I'm very partial to glocks....not a lot of parts to break, and reliable as hell...no need for any bells or whistles.

I also enjoy the same, consistent, light trigger pull every time!

I'll occasionally pull my POS Beretta 92 out and invariably I shoot like shit with that thing until the 3rd mag....

Love my glock 19!
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Old 07-21-2004, 23:09   #21
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Love my glock 19!

I'm sure it fits your Purse....I mean MAN BAG very well.



TS,

Can the H&K USP series be carried "safely" in a cocked and locked fashion or does the hammer have to be down against the firing pin (Like a Sig)?
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Old 07-22-2004, 07:21   #22
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Carried as safely as the 1911. HK also has a thumb safety that can be engaged and disengaged in the “cocked and locked” configuration.
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Old 07-22-2004, 11:33   #23
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The only thing I didn't like about my USP was the size of the thing. If they could slim it down a notch it'd be perfect.

Mine functioned 100% in the 2000 rounds I put through it, everything from 20 dollar a box hollow points to cheap russian 230 grain.

I have a USP tactical coming in august...
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Old 07-22-2004, 16:06   #24
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Hey Joe, you need to trade up brah:

The Kimber Warrior. Projected availability this fall. MSRP should be around $1100.

* Series I - w/ Rail GI length guide rod and Plug

* Internal extractor

* Lanyard loop

* New Kimber Bumped grip safety. Will look like an Ed Brown.

* Gunner grip or similar type G-10 material grip. Will be Coyote Brown.

* New Kimber Wedge Night sight. Will look like a Novak low profile.

* Ambi safety

* Kimpro

* 7rd. mag w/ pad

I'm going to start saving now for this, a SMATCHET and a lapel dagger. What's Kimpro?
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Old 07-22-2004, 16:14   #25
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Joe, before you shell out untold sums of money for another 1911 with a different name, I'll take you shooting. Save your money for a USP. Trust me.

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Old 07-22-2004, 16:19   #26
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LOL - Joe, buy the New Kimber and come down here and I'll take you to shoot somebody! . We can find a drug lord real easy. We'll just get in the car and ride around like that Pelton guy. I know the roads real good.

Then we'll go to Sofia's crib for the AAR.

PS - The AAR at Sofias will cost you leaving the Kimber and a gross of ammo.
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Old 07-22-2004, 16:29   #27
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Joe,

Don't listen to NDD. He's been under too long if you know what I mean.

Joe, look at this picture. It's a 1911, and a pistol used in WWI, is that what you want Joe, a pistol design older then your grandfather?
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Old 07-22-2004, 16:35   #28
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Old 07-22-2004, 16:36   #29
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THATS' NOT FAIR!!!!!!!!!!
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Old 07-22-2004, 16:38   #30
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HaHa - All's fair in UW.
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