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.
That hassle might incent a feller to skip packing the damn bear spray.Originally Posted by GJM
“Remember, being healthy is basically just dying as slowly as possible,” Ricky Gervais
With so much HK in your woodpile, how did you sink to the M&P?
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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Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
That is, without doubt, the finest pistol and duty belt I've ever seen on an armored car guy!
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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Thanks Wayne! I have (and had) good mentors.
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Last edited by Sherman A. House DDS; 06-19-2018 at 05:10 PM.
Well, as soon as I can test drive a LEM P30 in 9mm, I may very well change up. Until then, I like my double brace of M&P’s, thank you very much Good Sir!With so much HK in your woodpile, how did you sink to the M&P?
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Maximum style points from AIWB’ing a USP Expert with a hybrid match LEM trigger.
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
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.
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