[CPshooter]

Hello,

Is there anywhere I can purchase a threaded barrel for my H&K USPc in .40 cal?

My only regret in buying this gun is not shelling out the extra cash for the .45c tactical with the factory threaded barrel. Ideally, I'd like to buy a factory H&K .40 barrel that is threaded and ready for a silencer.

Here is both my H&K and Glock (19) together after a cold range session. Love both of these guns.

http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n106/TonyG749/photo-21.jpg

http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n106/TonyG749/photo-23.jpg

http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n106/TonyG749/photo-22.jpg

I love this toy too:)
http://i110.photobucket.com/albums/n106/TonyG749/photo-12.jpg

[zx12rider]

I like your taste in toys. I have a USP40 fullsized and asked about adding a threaded barrel here. It can be done easy but I think it would be better just to buy a USP45 Tactical. How many miles do you have on the R6? My bike (06 Triumph 1050 Sprint) was totalled at the end of the season so I have been shopping around for a replacement.

[CPshooter]

Thanks zx, the fullsize USP .40 is great too. I wish I went with that, or the .45compact tactical over mine. I like my .40c a ton, but I already have a lighter and thinner compact weapon with the glock 19. I like the fact that the 19 has no manual safeties and I like the 15+1 rds of 9mm for self-defense. I actually had the H&K up for sale, but didn't get even a decent offer so I'm keeping it. If I sold it, I'd probably buy a Kahr mk9, an XD45c, or possibly my first 1911 with the money.

[Retro]

My friend has a USP 40 threaded barrel made by Jarvis in Chrome-Moly. It works great. It is not hammer forged unfortunately, it has riflings.