No love for Heckler and Koch?

[teratos]

You have a suppressor on it? Maybe I should try that. Still thinking of the dot scope since it seems that giant adjustable rear sight should have plenty of room for one if removed.

I often shoot it suppressed. Fantastic suppressor host. I’ve yet to play with a RDS, but have a couple of slides with the appropriate cuts. That may be the way to go.

 

[gungate]

I often shoot it suppressed. Fantastic suppressor host. I’ve yet to play with a RDS, but have a couple of slides with the appropriate cuts. That may be the way to go.

Oh never thought about a new slide that might be a good solution for multiple configurations. I bet that is super expensive though!

 

[teratos]

Oh never thought about a new slide that might be a good solution for multiple configurations. I bet that is super expensive though!

Oh, no extra USP slides. My X-Macro slide, though.

 

[DaemonAssassin]

You have a USP Tactical don't you? I am thinking of new optics for mine that will see over the top of a suppressor. No real luck so far any ideas? I would consider iron sites or a dot style scope.

Get a Silencerco Osprey can and the suppressor height sights. It is a hoot.

 

[RFBfromDE]

H&K is too pricey.

Whet do you thing I am?

A cake eater from Chevy Chase?

 

[outrider58]

No money for Heckler and Koch...

 

[inkd]

No money for Heckler and Koch...

I bought a USP off a member here a few months ago. I had one a long, long time ago and didn't care for it. I traded it off and got the worst end if the deal. I always said if I had a chance to give one another try, I would.

I still don't see what the hype is about. I wish I knew a friend of mine had one. I would have borrowed his, figured out I still don't like them and saved the money.

 

[gungate]

Get a Silencerco Osprey can and the suppressor height sights. It is a hoot.

I am very happy with my AAC although it is a "wet" suppressor which is kind of a PITA. But very quiet. I am thinking about a .22 suppressor for my Walther P22.

 

[outrider58]

I bought a USP off a member here a few months ago. I had one a long, long time ago and didn't care for it. I traded it off and got the worst end if the deal. I always said if I had a chance to give one another try, I would.

I still don't see what the hype is about. I wish I knew a friend of mine had one. I would have borrowed his, figured out I still don't like them and saved the money.

They, to me, are like Mercedes-Benz. Built very well, but in the grande German style, unnecessarily over built, and you pay for that. They make really nice firearms and I think everybody should have a couple in their collection.
That's just my over simplistic view. Not a hater. Just can't rationalize spending the money, given my meager finances.
I can shoot a Glock just fine and I can build a carbine that will run, rain or shine.

 

[inkd]

They, to me, are like Mercedes-Benz. Built very well, but in the grande German style, unnecessarily over built, and you pay for that. They make really nice firearms and I think everybody should have a couple in their collection.
That's just my over simplistic view. Not a hater. Just can't rationalize spending the money, given my meager finances.
I can shoot a Glock just fine and I can build a carbine that will run, rain or shine.

Pretty much my take on it as well. I took their USP and MP5 armorers course years ago for a job I was trying to get and over engineered is an understatement.

My Glocks shoot just as good as the USP does and I can service it much easier. I think the USP triggers suck balls. I was going down the rabbit hole of aftermarket parts and sending it out to have trigger work done to it and finally just put it away. It'd be a bunch of money for something that I am not gonna wind up shooting anyway.

 

[Crosseye Dominant]

Pretty much my take on it as well. I took their USP and MP5 armorers course years ago for a job I was trying to get and over engineered is an understatement.

My Glocks shoot just as good as the USP does and I can service it much easier. I think the USP triggers suck balls. I was going down the rabbit hole of aftermarket parts and sending it out to have trigger work done to it and finally just put it away. It'd be a bunch of money for something that I am not gonna wind up shooting anyway.

Yeah, people really seem to get into tuning the LEM trigger to feel more like a striker fire? Sorta puzzling. I won't dismiss it until I've shot one of the tuned ones though.

 

[RFBfromDE]

OK, I am cake eater enough to have bought a Benz (E350) as a splurge for my 50th birthday ten years ago.

Just not a H&K guy.

 

[inkd]

Yeah, people really seem to get into tuning the LEM trigger to feel more like a striker fire? Sorta puzzling. I won't dismiss it until I've shot one of the tuned ones though.

I tried them. Personally, I wasn't impressed.

 

[swinokur]

I have an HK 45CT. It is my EDC

I have a Silencerco Osprey 45.

As mentioned, both fun to shoot

 

[gungate]

I am thinking of an H&K USC. Anyone have one? I want a carbine and it is between the USC and Kriss Vector.

 

[Alphabrew]

I have to be honest, I love the USP. Mine is a well used LE trade from Lou45 (initially purchased by another MDS member) and smooth as butter in every way.

 

[Conundrum]

I am thinking of an H&K USC. Anyone have one? I want a carbine and it is between the USC and Kriss Vector.

Get both. Problem solved.

 

[teratos]

I have to be honest, I love the USP. Mine is a well used LE trade from Lou45 (initially purchased by another MDS member) and smooth as butter in every way.

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[Blaster229]

I am thinking of an H&K USC. Anyone have one? I want a carbine and it is between the USC and Kriss Vector.

Save your money on the USC. It's a big, clunky plinker.

 

[AliasNeo07]

Starting to really love HK. Got a VP9 Tactical for a suppressor host and a MK23 for the same reason. Both amazing guns. I mean, the MK23 is a bit ridiculous by today's standards. But it's very cool and VERY easy to shoot well.