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Posted: 6/24/2001 8:24:17 AM EDT
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I own 2 USP compacts. One is stainless in .40, and the other is blued in 9mm. I love them both. My fiance loves them both. She won't shoot any of my guns except the 22, and these 2. The 9mm only has about 500 rounds thru it, but has never had a single failure, The .40 has about 3000 rounds thru it, and also has never had a failure. I've been carrying the .40 for the past 2 years and due to it being stainless, shows absolutely NO holster wear. I love how they can be carried cocked and locked, or decocked with the safety on. You can also switch between right and laft handed variants, ambidextrous, or no decocker at all. I wouldn't trade my compacts for anything...except for another compact. I have never shot a SigPro, so I can't comment at all there. HTH!
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Posted: 6/24/2001 9:06:17 AM EDT
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I have 2 USP's, a fullsize and compact, both in .45
I got the f.s. first and loved it, but then I shot the compact ! WOW!!! it fits my hand like a glove, has over 3000 rnds through it and no problems (with either one) I have shot several sigs, they just never felt right to me(great weapons though) shoot em both and I bet you'll buy HK !! 51 out... |
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Posted: 6/24/2001 9:37:13 AM EDT
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I've got a USP compact in .40 and I can't say enough about it... not one single failure of any type, even when I was putting a few hundred rounds of reloads through it a week at my local pin shoot. It'd be worth it if it cost twice as much.
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Posted: 6/24/2001 9:48:51 AM EDT
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I have the SigPro 2340 in .40, great gun for the price. You should be able to get one for less than $500 which makes it a great value. Very comfortable to shoot and never had a problem or failure to feed or eject with almost a thousand rounds through it. The HK USP compacts are very nice as well but costs much more than the SigPro. Extremely reliable and good accuracy for a decent price, it's got the most bang for the buck in my opinion.
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Posted: 6/24/2001 1:19:01 PM EDT
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I was one of the first people to own a USP in PA. I used to buy EVERYTHING and ANYTHING that had the name H&K on it from a local dealer, when one day he showed me a full size USP-9mm. He stated that he had just received them and knew how much I liked H&K's...so I took it home. That was back in '91 or '92, I cant remember but since then I have literally put case after case of ammo thru that pistol. Frankly I cant remember more than maybe one or two malfuctions in the 8,000 or so rounds I've managed to put through it; and they can be attributed to a REALLY dirty chamber.
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