Hk usp or 1911

[orionz06]

ok, im looking to get another glock, or a USP or p2000


what are the advantages of either?

[ronin_asano]

you said 1911 so do you mean 1911 pattern, or .45? if you mean .45, that rules out the p2000 since it's not offered in .45.

i'll take a usp .45 over a 1911 every day of the week. the usp full size .45 has a 12 round capacity. it has many variants to choose from, including the lem trigger if you prefer a glock style system.

i'll take a usp compact over a 1911 too. you get the same amount of rounds in a smaller and lighter package, plus you get the choice of configuration variants.

if you move to 9mm or .357sig/.40, the p2000 comes into play with its interchangeable backstrap, ambi slide release, and it also has several variants to choose from.

[SilverState]

Not enough info.

[JesS2K]

What do you mean USP or 1911!?..

You don't have both!!!??? ^8














ok..ok

Need a high-cap?, go for USP Expert. You can find one NIB for around ~$900 with some change back. Nice trigger, same design principle, levers, control, even grip angle as 1911.

No need for high-cap, mud lover, then a good-old 1911 would do.

Either way, you DO understand that you'll end up with both at some piont, right? ;f

[orionz06]

well....

mhy choices were before, a 1911 or an HK...

i narrowed my next to an HK...

usp or p2000



i like the usp, but question the p2000 as well....


aiming towards a usp 9mm fullsize

[mefly2]

1911 in my duty holster ... USPc for off d / ccw. Number of rounds capacity needs to be viewed with one's ability to hit what you are shooting at. Do you need that capacity? Bullet weight / energy transfer is also a consideration. Best suggestion: try before you buy and buy what you shoot best ... in a realistic caliber ... for some that may be .38 and for others .45+. The .40 fills a niche that I like personally, but my department does not favor the HK variants.
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