H&K USP or G32

[glock26daddy]

I currently own a usp .40 and it is a little on the thick side. I was considering a glock 32, does anyone know how do they compare in size and feel?;a

[USPcompact45]

Do you own a usp compact 0.40 or is it the full size?

The glock 32 is about the same length as the usp compact 40 but it is thinner. They both feel great but the glock 32 is easier to conceal. I think the height of the glock is shorter.

[RENEA]

The USP recoils less and will last longer.

[glock26daddy]

I have the compact but I do think the 32 is easier to conceal.http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a307/glock26daddy/hkcamo.jpg

[b0b4f377]

The USPC is only a hair thicker than the G32. I think it's about 6 hundredths (.06) of an inch thicker. As for feel, I own a USPC and love the feel of it. It's been a while since I've shot a Glock (10mm at that), and I don't remember not liking it. But, I am slightly biased since I chose a USPC over any Glock. ;f

[obxemt]

Originally posted by RENEA
The USP recoils less and will last longer.

I find the USP has more muzzle flip...and the manufacturer's own literature would indicate that a Glock would last longer...I'm a die-hard HK fan and even I admit that! ;)

[gncc600]

I have an almost new G32 and am looking into going to a USP because I just can't get used to not having the DA/SA set up. If you decide you want a 32 and want to try to work out a trade let me know.

[litework]

I wouldn't change. You're familiar with the HK, and you won't lose a whole lot of OD by switching to a Glock. You're also switching calibers, as well.

[Nyper]

I chose a USP over a glock for the simple fact that I can carry cocked and locked.