First Timer in HK Land

[Bikerpreacher]

Hi all, just found this forum last night. Glad to see so many fellow HK enthusiasts here on Glock Talk. I have three HK USP's. One is an HK USP 40, one HK USP 45, and an HK Match 45. Love them all. Very accurate and very dependable. I am looking forward to being able to acquire some standard cap mags for the .45's. I have a couple for the .40, but still like the idea of them being cheaper than $60 each I paid for pre bans. Looking forward to this forum.

[Timber Wolf]

Hey BikerPreacher. Welcome to the HK club. Where in WA are you? Is there that much of a difference in the .45 and the .45 match??

[LGCubana]

The big thing asthetically about the USP Match is the Match weight & extended barrel. ALA Tomb Raider movie. I haven't had the pleasure of seeing one up close. So I'm assuming the barrel has an O-ring & a Match trigger.

[thaclient]

Welcome! Quick question: did you get your .40 standard capacities online or locally? I've been trying to souce a few but haven't had much luck.

[Bikerpreacher]

Originally posted by LGCubana
The big thing asthetically about the USP Match is the Match weight & extended barrel. ALA Tomb Raider movie. I haven't had the pleasure of seeing one up close. So I'm assuming the barrel has an O-ring & a Match trigger.

Exactly as noted by LGCubana, the barrel does have an o-ring, and the pistol does have a Match trigger in it. The trigger in my USP is nice, but the match trigger is smoother yet, especially the DA pull.

As for the where in Washington question, I am in south central washington (Yakima Valley).:cool:

[Bikerpreacher]

Originally posted by thaclient
Welcome! Quick question: did you get your .40 standard capacities online or locally? I've been trying to souce a few but haven't had much luck.

Found them online, but that was several month ago. Good Luck in your search, they seem to come around ever so often.;)

[thaclient]

Thanks for the reply. I'm keeping my eyes open... ^2