BaiHU, if you shoot the Glock better than the P30/VP9 pistols and want to still run an HK try the USP. I found that the USP shoots very well for me but I cannot shoot a P30 to say my life. I have never had success with pistols with real curvy grips. The USP has flat sides like a Glock although the grip angle is on the opposite side of the spectrum. The USP also has a better trigger than the P30 that breaks further out.
I will have to check into the break point, been a long time since I handled / owned a USP. I will have to look into comparisons of the P2000 vs. USP.Originally Posted by Leroy
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I just grabbed my USP 45 and P30L. I see the shorter reset on the USP, but both triggers seem to break in the same place?
Likes pretty much everything in every caliber.
Cool thread. I have been debating trying a glock again, especially because my LEM guns are squared away and I have a gadget coming.. Who knows, I also want a lot of things.
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When i compared them it was from the beavertail to the trigger. I am also talking about DA/SA if that matters.
They break in the same place, but since the USP has a longer (front-strap to back-strap) grip, it would feel as if the trigger breaks further out. I think (I could be wrong) that this is what Leroy was referring to.
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