P2000 Aftermarket

[sd408]

Looking at purchasing my first handgun and basically set on a P2000 for HD. Was just wondering if there was a large/any aftermarket for it.

[Xtracrispy]

Not much. You have a couple options for sights, and you can source various springs for trigger upgrades/ variants.

If you are looking for Glock like aftermarket you will be dissatisfied. If you want a good gun out of the box with some tinkering options you will like it.

[timbo399]

I think P2000 is a great choice. I've never shot one but I do own 2 HKUSP9c's that I really love.

I've never felt the need for a trigger job on them but never tried other HK triggers. Assume it's decent.

[9mmContagion]

There isn’t much it needs. Extended mag release, new sights, maybe springs? They’re nice firearms and fit the bill well. My P2K LEM is my daily carry

[aca72]

Check them here...

https://www.hkparts.net/shop/pc/HK-P2000-Parts-c203.htm

[deephouse]

I think it's great out of the box. Good choice.

[Strykeback]

I think it's great out of the box. Good choice.

With HK they really are ready to go. Choose aftermarket sights of your choice and toss on a light and you got a nice range/ HD pistol that is going to run for tens of thousands of rounds without issue. I feel like I had to drop 3 or 400 dollars in upgrades to my glock 30 just to get it to shoot and point well for me. My p30 I've never done anything to it.

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[Nvberinger]

Sometimes you can't add on to perfection. consider the high cost, shouldn't have to.
My recent purchased P2000sk is perfect, even came with two mags.

[BigPimping]

I don't modify guns usually.

[elSquid]

The aftermarket for this pistol is not great, but what changes are you planning on making?

HK45c mag release?

https://www.hkparts.net/shop/pc/Extended-Magazine-Release-For-HK-Pistols-198p1669.htm

https://www.topgunsupply.com/hk-magazine-release-hk45c.html

[Weezard]

As mentioned, the extended mag release is a common upgrade for the P2000. It's cheap and easy to do. With the extended mag release you can use your trigger finger to drop the mag. I recently got a P2000 with the LEM trigger myself. I'm still trying to get used to it. The ergonomics of the gun are great especially for a lefty but the LEM trigger is very different from other triggers. Not necessarily in a bad way, but it may take some adjustment. I haven't tried the DA/SA model.

[Ron-Solo]

I had a P2000 LEM that our Department armorer changed the springs in the trigger mechanism. It made the trigger so light I was afraid of a ND, so I had him put the stock springs back it. The LEM variant trigger is fine right out of the box in my opinion. I never saw a need to change the mag release. I just trained with it and it was fine. Mine had the factory night sights on it, so I didn’t see any reason to change them. It was my primary duty gun the last two years of my career, as well as my off duty carry gun. A little big for concealed carry, but now there are a lot more options in the sub compact category.

[Xtracrispy]

[igs]

P2000 with extended mag

[Knight]

A low-profile slide release can be helpful, if you find yourself riding the release with your thumb. I'd recommend shooting it first a lot. If you find the slide not locking open on the last shot, chances are your thumb is riding the release and a low-pro release will help fix that problem. If you aren't having this issue, then the new part really isn't needed.