I have one for sale currently...
It's in perfect shape, and it's been updated at the factory to the strong cocking handle. I have the booklet and HK tool, 2 factory mags, etc. I also have about 1000 rounds of brand new S&B .45 FMJ 230 Gr that I want to sell with it. I would like around $1000 for it all, and I have pictures too. It's only had about 100 rounds through it. It looks like brand new, not a single mark anywhere on it.
It is so nice. This guns fit-and-finish is first rate. Every piece fits together so nicely, no rippled plactic like many other polyguns, metal is machined wonderfully. It makes my Bushmaster look like scrap metal, and the BM is known as one of the best quality Ars around. It shoots very well, and has low recoil, though more than you may expect. I would say it has less than my Bushmaster AK Shorty. It's very accurate though I only shot it at fifty yards, and the build quality is excellent. I have known some other people who have put 10K rounds through USCs with zero failures of any Kind whatsoever. And it is fun ripping off rounds really fast at the range, and putting them all into a big hole made of a bunch of smaller big holes. And I don't know why people complain about the thumbhole stock -- just because it's there due to Bill Clinton? I mean, go to a rimfire forum and everyone there is spending all their money on thumbhole stocks. The stock works fine; when cheek is welded down and you are flogging the trigger, you can't tell whether it has a thumbhole or vacuum cleaner handle it. It rocks.
As for the Beretta Storm, yes it is attractive, and I bought and paid for one at the SHOT show (still waiting for delivery of course). I paid $495 for the 92-mag version, and the price has already gone up a lot. And, don't be suprised if the street price turns out to be much higher than $600 still. I was told by the Beretta sales rep that they may trickle in for a while; and of course short supply = big markup.
I'll check this thread and if you reply that you are interested, we'll chat offline.
Thanks!
It's in perfect shape, and it's been updated at the factory to the strong cocking handle. I have the booklet and HK tool, 2 factory mags, etc. I also have about 1000 rounds of brand new S&B .45 FMJ 230 Gr that I want to sell with it. I would like around $1000 for it all, and I have pictures too. It's only had about 100 rounds through it. It looks like brand new, not a single mark anywhere on it.
It is so nice. This guns fit-and-finish is first rate. Every piece fits together so nicely, no rippled plactic like many other polyguns, metal is machined wonderfully. It makes my Bushmaster look like scrap metal, and the BM is known as one of the best quality Ars around. It shoots very well, and has low recoil, though more than you may expect. I would say it has less than my Bushmaster AK Shorty. It's very accurate though I only shot it at fifty yards, and the build quality is excellent. I have known some other people who have put 10K rounds through USCs with zero failures of any Kind whatsoever. And it is fun ripping off rounds really fast at the range, and putting them all into a big hole made of a bunch of smaller big holes. And I don't know why people complain about the thumbhole stock -- just because it's there due to Bill Clinton? I mean, go to a rimfire forum and everyone there is spending all their money on thumbhole stocks. The stock works fine; when cheek is welded down and you are flogging the trigger, you can't tell whether it has a thumbhole or vacuum cleaner handle it. It rocks.
As for the Beretta Storm, yes it is attractive, and I bought and paid for one at the SHOT show (still waiting for delivery of course). I paid $495 for the 92-mag version, and the price has already gone up a lot. And, don't be suprised if the street price turns out to be much higher than $600 still. I was told by the Beretta sales rep that they may trickle in for a while; and of course short supply = big markup.
I'll check this thread and if you reply that you are interested, we'll chat offline.
Thanks!
