Lipsey’s Langdon USP45

[giggitygiggity]

I just found out that Lipsey’s collaborated with LTT to modernize (optics cut and improved trigger) the H&K USP45. Does anyone know when these will be available? Indications that I’ve seen are that they should be available in the near future, but I have not seen them listed by LTT or Lipsey’s distributors yet.

I will be buying one.

 

[tommy.duncan]

Will this be for the USP45 only?

I have a USP 40 S&W that I would love to modify!!

 

[JTQ]

I follow Langdon pretty closely, and hadn't heard of this, so I looked.

Here is a Lipsey's video



Nothing on Langdon's website, yet langdon tactical

 

[giggitygiggity]

Will this be for the USP45 only?

I have a USP 40 S&W that I would love to modify!!

It sounds like it’s going to be .45 initially, but that they’re planning to do a 9mm variant. Not sure about .40 and not sure if you’ll be able to send in your existing USPs to have Langdon modify it… I would hope/think that they would offer that service, but we shall see.

 

[JR24]

A compact with optic would interest me

 

[Englishmn]

Way better than what I had to do to get a dot on my usp45. The first try resulted in getting smacked in the face with a green dot.

Found it on lipsey's.
https://www.lipseys.com/itemdetail?itemno=HKLTTUSP45FTJRM

 

[herrwalther]

So they upcharge about $700 to do a trigger job and mill the slide for an optic? But keep the same proprietary rail? I can see a lot of people passing on this one.

 

[Englishmn]

Way better than what I had to do to get a dot on my usp45.
Their milling of the slide was done on a plain slide or there would be a dovetail cut in the way for the factory sight. The also had to make a custom optic adapter plate.
As far as the rail only hk could change that since it is molded into the frame and the serial number plate is in the bottom middle of the rail