Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
My USP .45, circa ‘97/98, in my armored truck days. WAY BEFORE USP’s were retro-cool. (Although I didn’t run the SLS until 04 or so? Maybe 03? I can’t recall.)
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Last edited by Sherman A. House DDS; 06-19-2018 at 03:09 PM.
Whoa!?! Just found out of this thread a few minutes back...
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The Streamlight TLR-3 has arrived, and am now switching my nightstand pistol to an H&K USP Expert 45 loaded with Federal Hydra-Shok! Just waiting for the Gunbox Echo to arrive and I am all set...
I guess I wasn't wrong in choosing the H&K when my wife gifted me with my pistol of choice for my birthday earlier in the year. It basically eats anything! Quite versatile (DA/SA, cocked and locked, etc.). Has Kaliforniastan-capped 10-rounds of 45ACP. Handles recoil well (probably due to the heft/weight). Good ergonomics (at least for the size of my hands)... Most likely durable (as I'd see with videos of torture tests - cold, wet and unhappy circumstances). And deadly accurate (so easy to have 5-inch groups at 25-yards straight out of the box)!
In spite of the following
- Fewer accessories compared to, say, a Glock
- Accessories are more costly, in general
- Using the proprietary magazine eject takes some added practice
- What I personally feel as a long reset for SA
I am quite satisfied with it...!
While it would be my HD pistol - am already planning to take it out for tactical classes and/or action shooting matches.
Woot~~~~!!!
Note: The Expert comes with ALL black front and rear sights. Rear is adjustable for both Elevation and Windage. After its range debut, ordered Dawson Precision FO front sights, and re-adjusted the rear to have POA=POI at 25-yards using a center mass hold (front sight blade cuts through the bull).
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Brown bear in AK kills hiker and also mauls searcher looking for him.
https://www.adn.com/alaska-news/wild...eid=544e762947
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.