chaim
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Hmm, I doubt if I can come up with the money anytime soon (at least not before Oct or Nov) and this is kind of open ended but...
What do you all think of the HK USP?
Dangerous, probably overasked question, but...
I never really considered these very much. Just didn't do it for me. I'm more of a metal and wood or at least metal and plastic (in the grips only) kind of guy so the plastic, umm, polymer just doesn't excite me. It isn't exactly a thin gun and I do like narrow guns (and shouldn't the polymer allow it to be more narrow- why is it so thick?). etc. etc.
Well, at the MD shoot today I shot Norton's HK and well...it got me thinking.
The gun did feel good (dry fire was only ok, it has that springy feel many polymer guns have that I hate, but when firing you don't notice it and the HK trigger wasn't bad). I love the safety (like the Taurus- up for safe, cocked and locked capabilities, down to decock, center is off safe).
The main thing was that it was incredibly accurate for me. I don't know if the gun just "fit" that well, if the sights were right for me, or if it was just luck with the gun, but I shot it better than any other gun I tried today (mine or someone else's).
Actually, I might be rethinking polymer in general. I also liked SolomonShort's SIGpro. I wasn't very accurate with it (I'm not used to the "dot the I" sights) but it felt great. So, while I am thinking specifically about the HK here, I'm also thinking that maybe polymer is good. Is that a sacrilige?
What do you all think of the HK USP?
Dangerous, probably overasked question, but...
I never really considered these very much. Just didn't do it for me. I'm more of a metal and wood or at least metal and plastic (in the grips only) kind of guy so the plastic, umm, polymer just doesn't excite me. It isn't exactly a thin gun and I do like narrow guns (and shouldn't the polymer allow it to be more narrow- why is it so thick?). etc. etc.
Well, at the MD shoot today I shot Norton's HK and well...it got me thinking.
The gun did feel good (dry fire was only ok, it has that springy feel many polymer guns have that I hate, but when firing you don't notice it and the HK trigger wasn't bad). I love the safety (like the Taurus- up for safe, cocked and locked capabilities, down to decock, center is off safe).
The main thing was that it was incredibly accurate for me. I don't know if the gun just "fit" that well, if the sights were right for me, or if it was just luck with the gun, but I shot it better than any other gun I tried today (mine or someone else's).
Actually, I might be rethinking polymer in general. I also liked SolomonShort's SIGpro. I wasn't very accurate with it (I'm not used to the "dot the I" sights) but it felt great. So, while I am thinking specifically about the HK here, I'm also thinking that maybe polymer is good. Is that a sacrilige?