[jyo]

I have aquired several HK pistols over the years, including a USPf 45---I have a funny feeling with this gun---I can't seem to miss with it! A shooting buddy watched me hit a variety of metal targets at different ranges and asked where was it sighted-in for---I told him it just seems to hit everywhere I point it! You gotta like a gun like that...

[Uptown_General_Roc]

Originally Posted by jyo

I have aquired several HK pistols over the years, including a USPf 45---I have a funny feeling with this gun---I can't seem to miss with it! A shooting buddy watched me hit a variety of metal targets at different ranges and asked where was it sighted-in for---I told him it just seems to hit everywhere I point it! You gotta like a gun like that...

Yeah that must been fun hit N every thing

[Bear304inc]

Originally Posted by jyo

I have aquired several HK pistols over the years, including a USPf 45---I have a funny feeling with this gun---I can't seem to miss with it! A shooting buddy watched me hit a variety of metal targets at different ranges and asked where was it sighted-in for---I told him it just seems to hit everywhere I point it! You gotta like a gun like that...

I have the same problem,, I have to actually try to miss with my USP. 40, just a excellent gun. ( outside of 30 yards or so it becomes hit or miss,, literally. ) probably operator error.

[CipsterX]

H&K are the gun snobs choice it's like kimber you pay a fortune for a quality item however the couple extra hundred dollars is because of the name.

I love the P30 and almost bought it but then I shot a Sig 229 and liked the mag catch placement and de-cocker position better on the sig.

Save your money

[msup752]

As I have posted elsewhere, my USP 45c broke with very few rounds shot through it. It mostly stayed in my car. A small leaf spring broke which allowed the hammer to rest on the firing pin. I didn't test it but an unrestrained hammer was not a good thing. H&K did fix it under warranty.
I still carry the uber awesome P7 when I need a slimmer pistol. It is heavy but has never failed. I can even make hand loads that are light enough to jam other pistols function fine in the P7.

[Bear304inc]

Originally Posted by CipsterX

H&K are the gun snobs choice it's like kimber you pay a fortune for a quality item however the couple extra hundred dollars is because of the name.

I love the P30 and almost bought it but then I shot a Sig 229 and liked the mag catch placement and de-cocker position better on the sig.

Save your money

I take it you don't own an HK? Ever even shot one? Calling people gun snobs because they prefer a different weapon than you just makes you sound like a hater.

[GunRunner]

Originally Posted by Bear304inc

I take it you don't own an HK? Ever even shot one? Calling people gun snobs because they prefer a different weapon than you just makes you sound like a hater.

I agree, people Buy what they like or what they can afford. I wouldn't drive a focus if Porche was in the cards. If I did drive a Porche that doesn't make me a snoob, it just means I have good taste.

A HiPoint is the best gun some people have ever shot because it the only gun they have ever shot. Once you reach the top tier you dont buy entry level anymore.

[SSGSF]

H&K are great guns. Price has nothing to do with the quality of the manufacture. It is no different then paying the same price for other guns. heck I have seen some sigs, 1911's with a higher price tags then some H&K.

[CipsterX]

The gun snob comment was a feeble attempt at sarcasm. I have shot Pistols, Rifles, and shotguns in all price ranges. I never said H&K did not make a great product but a lot of people pay for the name IMO

Shoot what you want but there are a lot of gun snobs out their I don't think any of us can deny that.

Don't be so serious

Cheers

[CipsterX]

As well I almost bought a P30 in 9mm a little over seven hundred for the 9mm in shops in my area I don't need ambidextrous features and did not like the how the de-cocker was near the hammer.