[Tangle]

Oh boy! That makes me want to go shootin'! You bought yourself a great gun! I been thinkin' about selling a couple of Glock 22s and buying a USP45. You're gonna like it! Be patient with the DA trigger; I love the SA trig. Or did you get the LEM? I like it too.

(For my Glock friends, if I sell the two G22s, I'll still have four Glocks and my G17, G19, and G26 ain't goin' nowhere, well except to the range with me! But I may sell the G32. and I'm doin' my best to by a Gen 2 G19.)

 

[JustinM]

It's double action? I don't know much about USP's but I needed a change from my 1911's. all I know is it's a USP45 version 1

 

[rocky]

DA first shot unless ya carry it Cocked and locked. Either way, yer getting a great handgun. (It may take a bit of breakin, but not much. My .40 took about 100 rnds. to clear up stovepiping occasionally.

 

[JustinM]

I ordered 1000 rounds from ammoman.com
this weekend shall be fun

 

[Bud White]

took me round 100 to for it to break in i usually carry mine when i carry it cocked and locked

 

[Sheldon J]

been carrying my USP daily for over 4 years, ultra corrosion resistant, reliable, good shooter, accurate, SA DA, will feed any ammo you can find, great gun 12+1. You will love it and never want to go back.

 

[P95Carry]

Sounds good Justin - that is one of the few remaining guns I'd quite like, tho probably have to be content with my SIG - which ain't too hard.

Look fwd to picks and comments after shooting. 1,000 rounds eh - haha - some grinning ahead I'll bet. :smile:

 

[CLASS3NH]

You'll love shootin that Iron! I have the Compact in 40 cal. Variant 1 system. shhots very well. I'm sure yours will become a part of you. We're all lookin for a range report on that USP, now that you've told ua you have one :biggrin:

 

[firefighter4884]

Ahhh...another USP owner...

I love mine, and I don't think I'd ever get rid of it

 

[USP45]

break in ?whats that? :chairshot I have the same USP 45 and I really like it.its more accurate than I am.never had a problem with it, eats all ammo.I have heard of people saying it has a "gritty trigger"can't say I have that with mine.now all you need is a bag full of 12 rounders!have fun!
Rick

 

[JustinM]

now all you need is a bag full of 12 rounders!have fun!

It comes with 2 and I ordered 3 extra 12 rounders. Can't let those mag pouches in the 5.11 range bag stay empty

 

[QKShooter]

Great Justin!

You're in for a treat.
You'll love your new handgun. :smile:
Let us know the very day you get it.
I'm sure you will. :unitedsta

 

[rfurtkamp]

I have heard of people saying it has a "gritty trigger"can't say I have that with mine.

The DA trigger on mine is far grittier than any of my Sigs or DA S&W revolvers - the position between the half-cock shelf and where it starts to fall the last step is quite pronounced and noticeable in a target-type environment.

Now, like tonight where I was practicing with draw and fire exercises (which I purposefully use different firearms and calibers to make sure I'm focusing on point shooting instinctively versus a particular learned laziness with my Sigs), I don't notice it much. It's part of the draw and fire and I don't bat an eye.

If I'm bullseye shooting or plinking at 50m milk jugs, I *do* notice it on DA.

That said, I vastly prefer it to the smaller USP 9s and .40s - there's something HK got right on the frame on the full-size 45s for my hand.

It won't be anything more than a range toy for me, but you never know when you might want a full-sized hi-cap .45 and I figured it was the best of the bunch since Sig won't make a 220 hi-cap.